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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-02-10
PERSONAL MENTION.
AND LOCALS.

q C. A. Dickson was in town on
@ pay thi, week.
Q Mr.. z. A. Dudley was ia Monte
9 rey, Tuesday, trading.
! W. Price Campbell, of Valley
Centre, was in town Tuesday.
We are paying big prices for all
kinds of fur. Bishop Bros.
Mr.. Benjamin F. Hiner made
this Office pleasant call recently.
Biddle Men atty, of Mcdowell.
was in our town one day last week.
| A lot Of children's heavy winter
shoes justs received at Bishop Bros.
John Kramer, Of CrabbCttom,
raid this Office pleasant call Tues
day.
Mr.. Martin Jack, of Crabbottom,
was trading in our town Wednes.-
day.
MIR. Nathan Winner, who has
BEN quite sick, we are glad to learn
is better.
S. w. Sterrett, Esq, of Crabbot-
tom, was transacting business in
town this week.
j. L. Henderson, who is w it'll D
A. Sniteman, of Stanton is at
home on visit.
Bert Gum, from the Meadow
Dale neighborhood, made us pleas
ant call, Tuesday.
Mr.. Pierce Lockridge was up
from the huntsville neighborhood |
one day this week.
w. P. Campbell was at home
Saturday and Sunday from his
school at Meadow Dale.
New garden and flower seeds at
Don Sullenberger & Co.'S directly
from D NJ. Ferry & Co.'S.
Bring in dried fruit at once
season will soon be over.
Bishop Bros.
Mr.. Geo. A. Phares. of North
Fork, Pendleton county, W. Va,
spent Wednesday night in towr.
Mrs. Amanda Campbell spent
part of last week visiting her broth
9r, James Fleishel, Of Meadow '
Dale.
VIVA. P. Will and Miss Lola NJ. 5
Newman, Of Crabbottom, were
married Feb. s, by Rev. G. W. t
lark.
Mr.. VIM. Loenbach, who is trav- J.
ling FOR a Baltimore house, WAS at
he Hidy House Saturday and 5
sunday. I
Messrs. VIM. and Louis Lucas, e
raveling men, were registered at :,
he Cunningham House one day ;;
asst week. G
Jared Hiner ard wife, of Pendle- Il
on, were visiting Mrs. Hiner's sis a,
er, Mrs. j. NJ. Colaw, Of this place, d
ais week. E,
Rev. r. c. Walker, we'll known IL
| Highland, died suddenly at his IL
ONE near Union Church, Angus re
| county, Feb. 6. Of
VIM. Trimble and wife left We'd to
esday morning for Mrs. rs for
Ter home at Green Bank, Pocahon- tn
IS county, W. Va. dr
MIR. Kerr, Of the Kerr marble GU
orks at 6taunton, Va, was here ma
few days last week erecting tn
RI bic shaft in the cemetery at OF
is place. to-
Mr.. Asbury Hiner, of Highland, Ell
Is married to Miss Laura M. Car Sol
inter, of Pocahontas county, w. tia
A., and returned to their future TN
me on Jackson's River. Jan. 90. I'D
J. E. Williams returned from
Saturday, and reports e.
: onyx find at that place pay D.
, one A force of hands are
lstantly employed in mining and ~
lling it to the railroad for ship -
Mt.
nee
James b. Bradshaw has been me
arded the Monterey and Staun-
mail route. This is matter cor
which we are all interested and all
4 L a II
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-02-10

asS-Ths above rates viii be strictly ad
hered te.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-02-10

One hundred and thirty five
thousand four hundred and fifty
five pounds of turkey have been
shipped from Staunton this winter.
for which the poultry raisers receiv-
ed $13, 545. so.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-02-10

Ripans Tabules Danish pain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
VIM. B. SHARP & CO
Fourth and Market SITS.

Our reduced coats are go
ing out with a rush. Big
lines OF ladies' and chill
dren's have been reduced
and reference to back papers
will still post you. We ado
to-day a lot Of misses very
desirable coats at the follow
ing reductions:
Misses / Jackets, miXe(
tan cloth, fancy buttons anl
lap seams, IS to 1878, il
II, II and l6 years.
Misses Coat, mixed grey
and tan, vatican back, ST.
to $500.
Misses Jacket, I lengtl
of mottlod grey cloth, notch
ed collar, fancy buttons
satin facing, 80 to Sc.
Misses Jacket, grey ant
tan, yoke back and watteal
! plat, stylish cuffs and saith
lining, $50 to 81.
Misses Jacket in black
tan and blue, So to 81. Size
Il, IL and l6 years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
a House syndicate Organized.

4 syndiclte for the building OF ten
houses in Marion, Indiana, was organ
lied at the Clayton House last night
George l.. Mason. President of the In.
tcrstaie Trust Company, end Russell
Harrison, son of President Harrison
also of that company We're present.
as were also Il number of Wilmington
gentlemen, members of the 4I.acre
land syndicate organized some two
months ago The houses ARE to DO
butt upon the property OF the land
syndicate and are to cost about $500
apiece, -..s
The syndicate embraces "a sltares OF
stock, - OF which were su seribgd la Il
night. Robert II. aoues was elected
President of the House syndicate, VIM.
+. Gillespie, secretary, and E. & tlanf,
treasurer. Work Is to commence i'm
mediately Oh the honses. The profits
| from houses leased in Muriun are from
| II to 20 Dor cont. HE new syndicate
wild either lease Cr sell their houses
Mr.. Mason has come to the conclusion
10 take a few gentlemen ont TO Marion
next Tuesday, several having applied
| to go, He desires all who wish To 20
! whose names have not already boon
/ hanGed in to leave their names witt
/ $. Jersey, Clerk of the City Councils al
+ the itN Hail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
TIRED MEN AN0 WOMEN.
The Best Way Of Reviving
Their Spirits
And Securing Fullest Benefits Of
Natures Sweet RsSlOraF.
The Physical Evils That ATlicts
Many Young and Old People.

J In explaining the great demand for
Falnes celery compound that was
told In Yesterdays papers n member
OF the health board In an adjoining
city said
1.-The nervous systems OF thousands
OF people In this city are sorsly taxed.
'Aud the danger of overwork exists
as much among women as aHonE
men, as tho numerous cases of insom-
min ami kindred nervous diseases in
every physician practice shows.
Even in youth this symptoms OF n
diaorderel nervous system often show
themselves. But il Is not 60 much
oyerwork ms overworry that affects The
health Of the child and results in dia.
ease. A class Of 40 girls in Boston
school was questioned not long ago
and more than half the number were
conscious OF loss of Sleep and nervous
apprehension on account OF their
school work"
The physicians gave perfect In
dorsement OF the practice among ply
siuians in highest standing of preserih.
ing PainG's celery compound in all
cases of nervous prostration, and he
continued
Take our working women. They
! stand in The retail store day In, day
out. year in, year out. their spines are
weakened, hence their spinal cord
suilers and their brain becomes Affect
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

ed In consequence. Other women
live sndentary life. do not exercise
sufficiently. wear tight corsats, etc..
and shGtter their nervous system, OF
course you must remove the outward
cause, but Mt tho Same time it Is most
ltnpolta TO aim, In your treatment.
at the nervous system, and to apply
known nerve foods"
4 And tile safest and surest nerve food,
the one that ID prescribed for "thai
tlred felinB,' is this Paine's celery
compound.
( For all nervous diseases. neuralgia.
rheumatism, and dyspepsia. this
famous compound ia the true remedy.
I For the headaches and slecplessnese
that coms TO "the tired, paine's celery
compound is never-fulling relief
Take the case Of Mrs. G.. H. Prescott.
who resides at $ Worcester st, Cam.
bridgeport, Mass. Mrs. Prescott says
that she lad nervous haadRches of the
worst sort ever since ahs could re
member. And she would lave con.
tnued to have them but for the dis
covery Of Prof. Phelps Of Dartmouth
college.
Says llrs Prescott. speaking Of the
remarkable benefits she has received
j"lhere l. nothing like Paines celery
compound. 1t has helped me wonder.
fully, For more than live years have
been troubled. My heart was SO Wenl,
Ethat lcould not do any kind OF wofli
:. without Il terrible tArobbin9, Ever
since oan remember have had ner1.
Gus headaches Of tho worst sort,
have ttlion several BOTTLES of Paina's
celery compound. and lind II the only
thing that helped me, | heartily
Recommend it to all suffering with tIlt
i5comp!atnt with which ! was afflicted,
! for this eompoulGi has done me sucf
marvellous amount OF good that
, want Others TO know its value"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
In u Peck of Trouble.

Mrs. Johanna Bradshaw. a respecta-
BILE looking Young colored woman. ls
locked up at the police station on the
change Of alleged larceny ana will
have hearing before the Municipal
Court to night on the charge.
Meyer London keeps IA second hand
shoe store ut Taylor audSpruce streets,
and about O'Clock last night Mrs.
Bradshaw went into tho store on the
rretension OF getting warm. London
chattcd with her for about five minutes
when she snatched his pocketbook
from his vest pocket and ran from the
store.
London pursued and captured fel
after running II few squares, but did
not receive his purse which contained
$40 i'll money. officer Gilllng was
summoned and ho arrested the woman
A search was made Tor the purse ami il
was recovered.
Mrs. Bradshaw Is accused by Nathan
Horshman, OF No. 100 Front street
with the same crime, but she failed tt
get the money.
About four weeks ago she entered
| liershmans store aud usked to bt
| shown some ladies' coats While She
was trying one on. the proprietor felt
a hand In his pocket. Mrs, Bradshaw
quickly drew it out, and dropped
purse OIL the floor which contained 80
but as liershmun recovered it he al
| lowed her to go. lle will put thi!
charge against her also.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
FIFTH EDITION.


The name of the beautiful doll In
the window OF Rankin Armstrong;
store, was Eva. Mrs. Wm. Dayton, Of
Kiamensi is the lady who guessed its
namo.
Now Castle County Farmers Institute
will meet in Delaware College January
10th.
Coatesville man owns turkey
that weighs 40 pounds He Will fatten
II up to 10 pounds and exhibit IL at the
Worlds Fair.
Garfield Hodgson, the little son OF
Joseph Hodsson, farmer residing
near Sassafras. Md, was drowned In
tho Sassarras river Tuesday morning,
about $50 O'clock.
Mr.. Charles Walton, of Pencodor
Hundred had one OF his feet badly
hurt whilo engagaged In filling his Ice
house. one day last week. DIR. KoIlock
dressed the injured memi.er. Mr. Wal.
ton will be confined 10 the house for
some time
Tho improved Order Of Red Men will
visit Emmanuel Church, Highlands,
Sunday morning, to lear a sermon by
Rev. j. X. hammond, former rector
of Christ Church, will preach Sunday
evening.
About Is Wilmingtonans attended
the dance given In Nest Chester on
Thursday evening. They travelled by
special train and returned at D o'clock
this morning.
Locomotive No. %, which was draw
ing train No. IA over tho Wiimngtont
and Northern railroad broke down ut
Wawasot station yesterday afternoon,
but luckily little damage was done
hey ond causing delay of about two
hours.
Barney McYey, arrested Lehertao
Roga for stealing $40 from Francisco
Aeindio In regular hlgygayman style
| on December 2lth, anu threatening to
| cnt his victims throat. lie was held
IN $500 for court
Miss Sadie Messick, OF Georgetown,
| is visiting her sister in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs, l. N. Fools have re-
turned home from a visit to George
| town friends.
! Miss Sue Wllkerson, o, Milford, ha 8
! returned to her home after isiting
| her many friends here.
Two tnen woro thrown from sleigh
| ut Front and Market streetJ I his morn
ing while turning that corner. Neither
were injured.
DuriHg the past. week Building In.
| 7pactor Dohl has Issued but ons per-
| init.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

Every buyer Of underwear
knows the high standard 81
the American Hosiery Com
pany's goods and seldom is
an opportunity offered tc
get them at bargain prices.
We have three lots that arc
dust soiled and no lot in {
complete line Of sizes, which
we have determined to push
out at prices never before
put on this class Of under
wear.
Lot one consists Of men j
and wnnen's wear at prices
that run from 81 to Slot
and will be sold at 39c. Lo
two consists Of men and wo
mems weal that were el.2!
to -, and will be sold 70
15c. Lot three consists 0
children's wear that wel
75c to 81, and will be SOLE
for 25c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
CROSBY & HILL
Important.

On Wednesday morning
next we will put on sale
four cases Monohansett
Bleached Muslin, yard wide,
slightly wet by fire extin
guishers, for &c a yard
regular price Sc.
100 dozens Damask Tow.
els, large size, 25c a pair
worth 40c.
so pieces Windsor Ar.
meros large variety Of styles,
excellent fabric, SC a yard;
worth Zoe. This is a splen
did bargain.
A lot of Misses and Chill
dren's Jersey Waists, regu
lar price 81. Closing these
out at 15c each.
Further mark down in the
price Of coats. Closing out
without regard to cost. Nc
greater coat bargains III tht
country. Our coats are made
by the best manufacturers
III the trade. Make note 0.
the following quotations:
| Plush Jacket, $l7.5(
to $500.
2 Plush Wraps, $3.50 t.
So. 80.
| Plush Wrap, $50 tt
$3.50.
2 Plush Wraps, $22, 50 K
$500.
2 Plush Wraps, S25 tt
$500.
2 Plush Sacques, $40 t.
So. SO.
l Plush Sacque, $40 t,
S23.79.
2 Plush Sacques, $55 t.
S27 so.
7 Ladies' Long Blac1
Cloth Goats from $l7.5 t,
800, good storm gilt,edg
bargains in Misses jackets
Children's Coats and Ladies
Refers, both plain and fun
trimmed. Very nice Flu
Capes at S2.99; worth Sc
and $500, worth Sc. On
better Capes reduced t
about one.half price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

Samuel Poo brought suit hntore Esq.
smith charging Phillip Plnnkett with
trespassing, and claimed damages at
$500 by starting a saloon on the corner
OF Front and Market streets whtcn
closed PEG out Of the cellar, which hs
had rented as a peanut stand. The
rsf reGs consisted of Messr5, George
Ailmon James I. Carpenter ST., and
| i'hillin Reybojd, who,aiter hearing the
arguments OF Austin harrington for
plaintiff and Charles Il, Lore for lie.
| PENDANT rendered decision that there
was no Cause Tor aation,anl tho squire
dismissed the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
FOURTH edition


j. ii. Hoffecker trustee of the es
tate OF Jonathan Bee, has sold Wood
land farm, in White Clay Creek hun
dred. to Robert j. Handy, for "a, 900
This farm contains 1870 acres.
The worlsmen of tho J. Morton
Poole Company, have contributed
ssi627 to thu Delaware Hospital.
melodian was to have been CHANGED
OFF last evening ut the saloon of Mr. j
j. Mullen, corner Sixth and SIMPLIFY
streets. All the tickets sold, not be
ing thrown, the remainder will he
thrown this evening ami the Instru
ment awarded to the lucky one.
DR.. SimnIs will go to Kcnton, Kent
County, this evening, and tomorrow
place.
= The next annual dinner of the Alum
nj Association OF the High School will
be given on Friday evening. January
~.
Coroner Kirk yesterday held an in
quest on tho body of 17-ycar-old Ger.
trude Massey who died on Thursda )
and reached verdict OF death from
natural causes.
In turning out of the street cal
track, corner or Ninth and Market
streets, last evening, two gentlemen
were upset and one shaft broken by
the sleigh turning upside down. Nc
other damage being done the Jolly
pair soon moved on to procure u new
pair of shafts.
Mrs. Dudley gave an afternoon tet
on Thursday at her residence 602 VA
Buren, street, tn!a party Of lady friends
Mr.. Edward Robinson, residing a
No. GIG W. Fifth street, entertained
quite party OF friends at his house oI
Thursday evening. very pleasant
time was spent and refreshments were
| served in abun dance.
Mrs. e. $. Wiley of Lakewood, n. j.
who has been visiting her parents dur
ing the holidays. returned homo to
day, accompanied by her sister. Mis-
Fannie Griffith.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
This Applies to You.
You Will do Well to Profit by II.

Many man who formerl y possess.
ed powerful physique and strong.
steady nerves wonders at his Zee lings
of weakness, dullness exhaustion.
There is an extremely nervous condi-
ton, dull, cloudy sensation, dis
agreeable feeling inihead and eyes, bad
taste in mouth mornings, the vision
becomes dim, memory Is impaired
and there is frequent dizziness do
spondency and depression OF mind.
The nerves become so weakened that
the lust shock will flush the face or
bring on trembling with paipitation.
Luckily. there Is the great.and won
dcrful restorative, Dr. Greenes Ner
vara blood end nerve remeiy which
will give back to tho weakened and
exhausted system the strength il has
lost, lmparts vigor to brain and ner-
yea, vitalizes and invigorates the
physical powels, dispels despondency
andrestores again thasgrand degree OF
lusty strength and power which, in
ignorance or folly, wO hive exhausted.
Druggists sell 1t. $l.0o. Purely sege.
table and harmless. Try it and you
will never regret it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

Tie Peninsula Horticultural Society
Will hold its sixth annual session IN
Dover on Iaulary 10. Il anl IL neAt.
This meeting promises to be OF un-
usual Interest Delaware college ex-
pertinent station Will lla fally repre-,
sented by Its professors, vino will read
valuable papers Among the speakers
expected 10 lie present ara Professor
b. A. galloway. Of the Division Of
Pomo!0gy; Willialn Waite II. Il. Van.
Deman, and others OF tho staff OF tina
United states department u hsetsal-
ture
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

A regular stated msetlug was held
in the Fame Hose eng no House last
night when tie following oil era
;%S4Te elncicd: President, Hugo L.
Bourbon. vice president; Joseph J.
Dugau: Secretaly j. Ia ton liolfec!er;
treasurer Anton iiaabtr; trustees,
Jacob Kopp william Observation-Disclosures
Julius Snuudef, NJ. ltney, VILE. III
piorson, Il. tI0taHison, Harry kopp, j.
kopp, A, Lockwood eXamtnation.eom
mltten. Julius Shundort ttobert Hutch.
is6m l., MHlin; auditing Leonard
Smith, y. Henderson, ii. !iprlaa,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
DrBi.EG SALE
OF
Tue following described real estate, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1893

At the atict ION rooms VI l.. W. stidhanl 8
son, commencing nj O'Clock u, IA.
No. J, lill TOD icy Il cot. %story Hricls
aud ltHme dSeIttHg with mansari roof, .
rooms. Iot 46SIlU.
No. :. III Rodney street 4-4tory brick
aul lfan0 dwel3l " IS th tuaiShrd roAf q
rpomS, lot S5Ni.u,
no 3 7is tfnton rect 2.stuiy frame
Dwelling front aud side yards. rooms, lot
liGNsl, with lot in rear a2Xfn.
No, !, ~ l.Hiun street. trainn dw Ing,
Trout p hrt'h, ItOni anl 81 &c Sdfds, i rooms
let lin with lot IN rear 5sSiO.
No. ;. s313 MarHet street, !=stury brick
Ii nistt. front and de Yard lu1Is aud
ttHttf tot atS tti4 itct.
No. 4, 81 Washington street. story
brick d@etlag front p3rch, trauL ami
side yira, II rooms una bath, lot 4uXa1
ie,t1
No. :. 1909 l.:ncoln stree, Est ~ brick
dwctilhg. front porch. ironi and side
Str : rooms and hath, TOT 2,A.15 feet.
Nj &. 1895 French street. a-st - brick
dwelling, front porch, tTo@J tuh d side
Slrd. : fonuia AMI nath LOT IS teei ten
ilfche5 hy =! lei : inetfs.
No. ., % a. fwrniE-=eeond s.Ieti, 9.
story brigiL DWELLING Z rlu9lE, tot lstNEI.
40 la.s5S WotlastG u street, Story brick
dwelling, 6rooHl~, lot y II. 4 inches bs 81
feet.
81. II. lto8 Linden street, a-story bfIeI,
d@nurt5, rooms lot 10 II, ! inches by i
NJ Il, ibI Porter street 2.story brick
dive istta, rooms l1t ifs5j
hoi tlll West ScSan II steeet, . story
bft5y d75elnE, . r0ouh5 aud bath. lot 1873
No Il, Jl1A East Thirteenth street.
stony frame dwelling. ] ROOMS, lut u
! . inehcs bA % feet
No. II, iilG iEhst Fhirteemh street =
story frame dwelling, ! ruoiHs. lot II leet
!uches hg 81 tprt.
No. 10, 20 Madison street, 3ssf0ty hrieI
house rooms lot l3tect IL Inches ~
. tca',
so. n, tI2i urangc street. 4story fam,
:, .huUs'. / rooms lut l6bS 81 feat.
M. ~. 500 Butranwuoi street. 2sto
4 frame house. & rgua.s lot l. y 100 feet
| No. H. sOt T.! liuttnnwoOd street.. :
+, story briek house, q rooms. lot 4! By ID
No %, Is. l.: slttonwool street,
story trick hon-e 4 rooms, lot a 10y 10
tect,
No. III lml,Lincoln street. > story bricI
dwelling, rantt.s and batn, lot - tvCt
:, No. 4! Northeast coraer Bird and Am
! streets. 2-stuTy trame Neisl1E, rooms
lot ijN5s.
I! No. y. h a.story brick dweHiaes No,
1904 lsl, ISL, $50, lk!t, Isis. ISL, isa' ~.
d and 1851, Lincoln srrcet 4 looms each
, with front porch and slde gaids. lots /
| by 100 feet tacl.
No. Il, Lot on Rodney street, west side
G between &esond and Third streets, Is b
IS feet.
T. No -, Lot on Thirteenth street mort
side. between bowers and DAre streets. {
Il by - feef.
Terms on day Of sale. Taxes Tor ls.
J. pnia by the sell ers settlement must b
made not later ltrHn SATURDAY, Jannaf
ls OF tho sale may he declared voii Il
option OF the seller.
Il The above arc the properties oil the Nj
ttfai Loan Association ind afc desfabl
both for homes and investments. ali
viii he sold on easy terms.
II. MUTUAL LOAN ASSoIi ALTON,
n b, samuel 7. Belts President
Y l.. W. stidhan y Son, auet oHstfa. Il
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

This mornings session Of court WAS
consumed in hearing argument. Mr..
Hliies finished his argument to the
Court In the Benson Ga5e, al ter which
the case OF John Il, Is. Sherrck $ tile
Theodore c. knallf Company was TAX
en up, and argument heard on Il rule
to show cause why a Judgment OBJ
tanned against the company should
not he stricken from the record, tile
mortgage beng subject to conditions.
l.. o. Sandegriit and William NJ.
Byrne appeared for the pluintlil' and
Reniumln Slelds Tor the d6fendant.
The argument was continued up to
the time OF adjournment
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

Leonard Sebon, who resides at No.
HOS Davis street. Ind the end OF the
works of the Pullman Car Company
this forenoon. wuen II was eut off lie
was taken co the Office of Dr.. FIRST,
Eighth aud Spruce streets, where the
wound was properly dressed.
Frank Galloway, who is employed by
Alexander j. Wells. was engaged this
morning In sbovelng Snow from the
roof OF Il house preparatory to making
somo repttrs wien he slipped ani fell
to the ground. lie was stunned by
thu fall, and So batily shaken up that
1t was doomed best TO take him TO the
o8lCe OF pr. First, who aseertained that
40 bones were broken after which he
proceeded to his home, at No. 9lS
Church street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

TAO officers. monitors and represen.
tatiYes OF the NJ. ", African harmony
Grani Lodge ;.re hereby hottncd TINT
,,;tti land Lodge All assemble in the
hall On Tuesday, The !oth inst, ~ : %
=. m, at which tine II TAI attendance
Is solicited, 40 much Interesting AID
iniot{alH business is 10 be tri5tt-t6teu.
By order oil tho N. ". Grand Master,
HiH. H. Inowh. Attest. TEaU Il
Gray, K. W. q. Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07

the ckarg of burglary against Fred
crirk took OF Philadelphia Was called
in tine Municipal Court this morning.
but was held over until to-nlEht,as the
Prisoners witnesses failed 10 put in
their appearances NJ T. Page was ar.
rested a.zatp Sergeant Mari who
found him stupidity drank Mt cofAel
Fourth agd Market streets, about l,au
O'Clock this morning. Page WIS fined
81 aud Sts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-07
Klnnd Rraai;s u Isatoi,ti

At tho meet OF the Amateur Athletic
Untnn which was leld in rhladalphla
on Thursday night. JOHN klund OF ths
Warren Athletic tfubi threw Nj heiiiey
OF the Allegheny y hletie Club IN
seSen seconds, making the quickest
throw on rocord, john Mariet of
this city, was Iowned by w. lrdiseh.
Of Philadelphia. Ia fodI nliauiea.
kIund will nga!n appeal Ia tho Aea,t :
my 81 Music Tonight, when 10 VIII
wtesllo fnf the championship,