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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-02-02
wv in ter dr. @ S S
goods at cost at O. w.
Bickford's.

Il. NJ. Sullivan of Logan, who has
been in Chicago for the past three
months, has returned and will make
this county his home in the future.
We have the largest stock in fine
clothing IN the city at cut prices.
Closing out $4,000 stock of merchan-
disc at a sacrifice at H. Mlchalisky's.
The County Treasurer sent to
the State Treasurer, Monday, $l4,
107 81 to be applied upon state, inter-
est and school funds.
Sweet breath, sweet stomach,
sweet temper, all result from the use
of De Wits Little Early Rsers, the
famous little pills. Fisher 81 Go.
The refusal of the banks Of this
city to pay their taxes knocks the
school fund of the district out of
$4,000.
Several things ara needed to get
out good job printing, Presses, type
and paper are very good in their
places, but one thing more is neces-
sary, that is the "know how" Other
offices may have the first hree, hut
the HERALD Office has all four. Try
it and see,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-02-02

I
say, will make our word good at any
ost. I'll. M1oHA11sKy
Winter clothing
at cost at 0. w. Bick-
ford's,
The highly intellectual and truly
moral editor of the Dispatch is con-
siderably worried about county print
ing. For several years previous to
last this work was given to three pa
pers at sixty per cent of legal rates
but there is no record of the Dispatch
man ever bawling over the price paid.
Probably rs he shared IN the transac-
ton it was all right.
Advance Guard Lodge No. 1923
/. 0. G. l., Tuesday evening choose
the following officers for the ensu-
ing term: G. T., G. H. Tucker; V. T.,
Clara McNeal; p. @. T., VIM. King
cry Chaplin, Grace Cuflle; S. j. T.,
Lille Mccormick; Sec'y, Nora Mar
tin; +. s., Winnie Churchill; Treas,
NJ, Conni Marshal Fred Finch; Guard
Jas. Mccormick; Sent, Claude Nc
Nay.
On Monday night the engine
pulling the passenger train from Col
orado Springs to Goodland came in
whistling all the way. People in
town were aroused thinking there
was a fire. 1t turned out that in
some way the valve in the whistling
apparatus got stuck so the derned
thing went on screaming all the way
from short distance this side of the
Springs to GoodIand. The people
who turned out of bed were disgust
ed when they found out the cause Of
the alarm. -GoodlGnd Republic.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-02-02

Success in everything depends
largely upon good health. De Wits
Little Early Risers are little health
producing pills. See the polnt?-
Then take an Early Riser. Fisher
& w,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-02-02

Boots and shoes at cost at Blck
ford's.
Buy your musical instruments at
Harmon's.
Blankets at one-hali price at H.
Michalisky's.
We have put the knife into prices
on oyercoats, at Fl. Michalisky's.
See Don Carlos & Handy for bar
gains in farms and town property.
DR.. Houck contemplates build
ing a new residence in the east part
Of town.
Mrs, j, N. McNay, who has been
very sick for o few days past, is slow
ly recovering.
-Duvall & Son supply to their
customers the best Of meats of all
kinds. Give them trial.
Geo. Claiborne was in the city
few days this week. He is now
travelling for u wholesale house of
Fairbury, Neb.
Felix Kahn leaves next Sunday
for Chicago where he will purchase
the spring stock of goods for their
three stores.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28

The Board of Education met In regu
lar session last highland nearly all tht
session was devoted to the site and
construction of the new gramma,
school. Slate black boards were order
ed to be purchased for school No. 8, M
that building il shortly to be repaired
Joseph Pylo moved that the secretary
be Instructed To invite the General As
sembly to visit the public schools on
Friday. The motion was adopted.
The committee on free library re.
ported the text of and amended bill to
oe presented to the Legislature. and II
WAS approved.
The amended bil! provides that the
5000 to he appropriated annually by
the City touncil shall be i'll addition to
tho REQUIRED appropriation for the sup.
port OF the schools and that in no case
shall the amount appropriated for the
library exceed the sum of l2 cents per
capita OF the population of the city.
Messrs. Morgan, Pyle, Roberts,
Coyle. Turner, Donohoe and O'Donnell
and Baynard, Smith, Baylis and DR..
ohortlidge entered into discussion
as to the purchase of the additional
fifty feet of ground adjoining the site
OF tho proposed now school at Eir.
teenth and Washington streets. Qua
Gull Tor the question the motion was
adopted with but one dissenting vote.
Dr. j. III. Morgan asked the board to
instruct tho committee as to the limit
OF cost for the new building.
illiam Turner moved that the
committee he Instructed to report no
plans for buildings exceeding $50, 1000
In cost. The melton was amended to
900, and the amendment was
amended to make tho sum S35, 600
The amended motion was then adopt
ed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28

Franklin Darlington died ct his
resldsnce In West Chester, Pa. last
night. from paralysis. aged 10 year 8.
In early life he was engaged In the
grocery business In our city, ID CON.
nectfon with his brother Isaac, In the
store formerly occupied by the late
closed out his business here. and re.
moved to West Chester, where he pur.
chased the property Of the late Jesse
kerns. and engaged In general mer-
chandizing.
After q few years he divided up and
rented out his stores, and accepted the
agency Of the Adams Express Com.
pany, which position he held for a
long time. About year ago he was
attacked with paralysis and although
ne partially recovered he has been on
the Invalid list ever since. He was a
brother OF Thomas Darlington. No. 500
Washington street, and has other rela-
tives In our city. He leaves "a wife,.
seyeral sons and one daughter, with
many friends. to lament his decease.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28
FOURTH EDITION


Firenan's Association Programme.
The programme for the arnua
| meeting OF the Delaware FIremen'l
Association. which will he held here OF
october 10, ii and IL has been com
| pleted.
On Tuesday. October 10th, meeting
2t the association will be held. Or
wednesday, tournament will be
held at Hazel Dell Park, In which
all the companies In the state
Will participate, and the old volunteer
companies OF Philadelphia. Brooklyn
ana Baltimore will also be here. The
iirst event on the programme for this
Gay Is prize drill by the different co N
panies. Next will be hose carriage
race. two-wheelod vehicle known as
hose-Jumper" will be used instead
Q! the regulation hose carriage The
Jumper has about 300 feet OF hose
on 1t and LIS drawn by team of eigh-
teen men.
A hand-engine contest will be an.
other feature. The old-fashion hand.
engine will be used and tho company
which throws the longest strea m
through 100 feet OF hose will get the
prize. The companies of the different
cities outside the State will bring their
Old hand-engines with them. Firemen
from cities outside of Delaware will
take part III the above contests with
the exception Of the prize drill.
The committee has prepared pro-
gtanme for the iiremen OF the State.
FIRST will be u 100 yard race for the
championship CT the ffremen OF the
state. There will also be a those
jumper race and q hook and ladder
race.
On Thursday the last day OF the
convention, a large parade will be
held in this city, which will be followed
by ball In Institute Hall in the even
ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28

John O, Clark, the real estate dealer
died about 7 o'clock this morning aftei
9 long illness. On the sixth OF last
January be fell on an 10y sidewalk In
front OF Joseph L. Carpenters offloe
and sustained injuries which caused
him to take TO his bed. He has con.
tinled very Ill since, up to the time OF
his death. and It IL now supposed that
his skull was fractured.
The deceased was SO years OF age,
and was born In Red Lion hundred.
He was son OF John o. Clark, and
some years ago purchased q large
farm near Kirkwood. where he engaged
IN Peach growing. When the trees In
this section commenced to be diseased
ne soldthe place to the late ex-Sheriff
THOMAS Ford and came to this city
ana commenced the real estate busi.
ness. He leaves wife, six children
and several brothers to mourn his loss.
The remains will be taken to st.
Georges for the interment but the
time for the funeral has NOT vet been
set,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28

Dota
| Pabst Milwaukee Beer on tap OF
In bottles by the dozen or barrel, al
hobelen's. los w. 7th st.
Tho finest buckwheat meal prepared
OF otherwise, and at the lowest prices,
at ). j. Smiths, 4th and Shipley SITS.
Extra early and other peas, at j. ],
Smiths. 4th andd Shipley streets.
Now is the time to have your car.
riages put in good repair. For fine
work, Walther 4 Co. are the best.
Give them call. Works south OF
Market street bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Jerome Toy, of
West Chester, Pa, spent Sunday visit
Ing relatives In our city.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James L. MuIlln are
stopping at the Mansion House, West
Chester.
The Levy Court won't to Odessa yes.
terday and inspected the new bridge
across the Appoqunimink creek. The
court also Inspected all uncompleted
bridge two miles from Odessa.
Professor George IL. Pray gave an
enjoyable entertainment at the Della.
ware State Hospital last night.
The First Methodist Protestant
Church elected the following stewards
last night: Ii. Il. Galiaher. w. Irving
spence John NJ. Gael. j. Vlnton Pyle
anu }. I'll. Gilbert.
A horse belonging to Howard Will
son OF Talleyville, Brandywine Hun
dred, was stolen last Thursday night.
On Saturday it was found running
loose above West Chester.
Geo. r. Townsend went to-day to
look after the electric line to Gordon
Heights from Rrandywine Springs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28

At meeting OF the trustees Of tho
Protestant Episcopal Church or The
Diocese of Delaware, held on the eth
instant. the following minute, with
respect to the death of the late Geo.
| ID. Armstrong, was unanimously
adopted:
The Trustees OF the Diocese, at
| their tlrst meeting since the death OF
one of their number, George b. Arm.
strong, desire to place on record
their sense OF the loss sustained by
the corporation and the diocese Mt
large, in the removal OF one of its
most hoHored members. MIR. Arm
strong had been a member o. the
board since before Its reorganization
under its present charter, and had
uniformly discharged his duties with
zeal and fidelity. His religious prin-
ciplas were strong, and consistently
maintained. aud his reputation for in
tegrity continued unsullied to the
end. The surviving members of
the board tender to his widow the
assurance OF their unfeigned sympa.
thy and their high appreciation Of his
many excellent qualities.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28

Lenape Tribe, No. 9, Improved Order
of Rcd Men, has elected these new OF
lieeIS:
Sachem, J. G. Barber; 8. s. Edmund
Beatty; Jr.S. Thomas S.Cornell; proph.
ct, Thomas Il. Preston; g. OF r., ler.
man Bothun; collector of Wampum.
John Percy: X. of W., William Ii. IRA
mer; trustees, John jackson, c. /.
Muslin and X. Ii. Wolf; widow and or.
phans' committee. l.. Green. H. Both.
UNI and John Jackson; representa- tiyes
to library committees, q. q, Byron and
H. Green, Tie saclem appointed the
following chiefs: First sannap, John
jackson; second sannap. c. l. Muslin;
warriors L. Mitchell, IL. l.. johnson,
Henry Smith and W. Starr; braves,
Thomas Fierce. James NJ. Cooper,
thomas Mctarlane aud A. b. Maclilln;
q. OF wigwam, Harry jacobs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28
FIFTH edition,


Yesterday our folks were surprised
20 near OF our obliging hackman havv
ing runaway. The bolt came out OF
o ehaft and as he was driving a colt. lt
suddenly started and dem olished the
wagon. The horse escaped with only
q fright, and the driver luckily only
received few scratches.
Moving day Lis not over yet with us.
~ we see the people still going 10
and we hope all will mind the Golden
rule: do unto others as you would
they should do unto you,n
MI WIN. Braoken who has been Ill
Ior lew days Is convalesoant. Mrs.
tucson OF Dover and Miss Scott OF
Phliadelphia are his guests
MISS M. Galloway ia not improving
Al neaith. Inc pleasant change In the
weather. may be to her advantage.
The wind is not too strong. The
daya are not too cold. The roads are
not too muddy for our town to ia
favored with visits by our accommo.
dating Miller. You always sea Tom nv
coming loaded with the necessa riea ~
lie for man and beast.
AZ the present time the peopla ara
enjoying better health than Tor several
n onths previous; we have had several
pad cases OF typhoid fever. but under
eno ohoiHl dtGentlOn OF our daily
visitor, DIR. Springer, everybody is OF,
the mend. There is nothing like ner-
severance, and our doctor has plenty Of
this grit. One day we heard Of a doc
tor lett at home to keep house. and
thought he would start q fire to have.
OF course, warm room for the return
OF MS 1amily, and the room a little
dark, he seized, as he thought bunch
OF shavings, but his pet dog hnd a
weak stomach. Now, please Imagine
the balance OF the story, better by Far
Imagined than described.
Everybody seems to be foot proud
The neatest and prettiest shoes ever
worn In our town, arc at the prese nj
time, aud II you ask, Where did vn,,
get that shoe" they answer yery read.
lily from Mitchell Il Ball. There ia no
use to buy any corn eradicator. for
they sell shoes to tit, both feet and
corns. l think they are Cleveland
Miss Bessie Chambers was the puest
OF her sister Hattie on Su nday.
Miss Meta Foote gave a sociabIe to
her little friends on Saturday,
Mrs. Sarah Smith has returned from
visiting friends in PHILADELPHIA, She
also attended her brothers funeral.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28
DIED.


DuRKAN.-In this city. on March 9th
| 1897 bridget Durham.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tei q her funeral from the residence OF
her son. james NJ. Bryan. ll0d Washing.
ton street. on Wednesday morning, at {
o'clock. High Mass at St, Paul's Church
interment private.
NlCHOLSoN.-On March 80. 1899, Marga.
ret, widow OF the late Jabez Nicholson,
aged ~ years.
Due notice Of funeral will be given.
BA RNES,-0n March IS, l69a Miss Nav
Barnes aged rs years.
Relatives and friends are invited IN at
tend the funeral service, at her late res
dehee No. 800 East Fifth street, ~ cd nes-
DAY evening. March -. lnterment prl-
vate.
BARSEY.-In this city, on March 9Th,
sarah Elizabeth. widow of the late
Richard Is. barney, aged 70 years.
services at ST. Michael's Church, on
wednesday, mt O'clock. Interment pri.
vate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28
LiChtolStoin & Hart
No. 228 MARKET ST.
DRY GOODS, CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
UPHOLSTERY,
FABRICS,
LACE AND HEAVY
CURTAINS.
OF INTEREST TO BUYERS A.:

IOF INTEREST TO BUYERS
Special line of Ingram Car
pets, soc per yard; worth 6sc.
Special line of Tapestry
Brussels, 6aHc per yard; worth
Use.
$50 yards Body Brussels, 2
piece, price 81 per yard; worth
lSI.a5.
Bringing your measures for
above goods will greatly facili-
tate their prompt delivery.
A roll OF mating of 40 yards
for IS is not always hard to get,
but the quality we are selling
for that money is very rare.
JUST OPENED
$500 yards Of novelties in Sash
Curtain Goods; the prices are
from I2Hc to $3.50 per yard.
Ane strongest convincing ar
gument for our goods and
prices is to get among them.
Don't buy until you have look
ed through our stock.
We will take the risk and
think without doubt the sale
will be ours.
We make over and relay any
old work you may have.
Competent people only en-
Ployed in this department. and
our charges are moderate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28

The quarterly convention OF the Dlo.
cesen Union OF I. A. b. Societies met
In the basement of st. Petor's r. 8.
Church at New Castle on Sunday after.
noon. b. Mary's Society OF Whining.
ton was represented by four, Sc.
Ahne's by hve. and the Hockessin So
ciety by five delegates Speeches adj.
yanclng the cause OF temperance were
made by several of the delegates and
ny the Rev. Father Brady, the spirit
nal director of st. Peters society.
Eight organizers to form new sooie.
ties throughout the diocese were ap-
pointed and instructed to begin work
at once. Altogether the convention
was very harmonious one and much
enthusiasm prevailed. Following it q
smoker was held, after which tho dele
gates and members OF the local society
repaired to MIeredith's restaurant.
where sumptuous collation. was
served. Toasts were responded to by
many OF those present. The visiting
delegates left for their respective
homes in the evening. !.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28

ReF. George II. Bliss. d. D., PROBES.
eor OF biblical theology at Crozier The.
ologlcal Seminary, died at Chester, Pa,
yesterday, aged seveaty-seven years
tie went to Crozier Seminary from
Bucknell University In 1875. He was
we'll known Greek ana Hebrew scholar
and contributed largely to church
literature.
Tho entertainment which was to
nave cen given by Smyth Circle G. A.
H.. N their rooms tonight. has been
POSTPONED on account of the repairs
nude necessary by the recent fire.
Inc 9 ate will be announced later.
Iha tenth anniversary OF the Warren
Athletic Club will be held on April 8.
8. Wallis Merrlhew has been an.
poihted olileinl Handicapped of the
League OF American Wheeimen for
this State.
DR.. q. W. Mann has removed to N.
W. cor. 7th and Washington SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28

Botween this and the other side of the
btoaEi Atlantic, In the shape of tourists,
commercial travellers and mariners,
agent ION the road rst ea mboal 90 nj aims
ships surgeons and ..aIi sorts and condI.
tong of traveller. emigrant and new
set'lers appreciate aud testify tothe pre-
ventlve and femediai properties OF Hos
letters stomach Bittcrs In sea sickness
nausea, maIariai and rhcumatio N ounje
and dill disorders Of the stomach iiver
and bowels. Against the 0reiudjeteI In.
nueMcea or climate. oruieIy cooked or
unaepustoihed diet and impure water, ii
is II SOVEREIGN siteptIard and haa Mean so
Regarded by the travelling n,ihlir for nyer
third of century, No form of mala.
rial fever, from the caleut,Ira Of the pn.
olnc and the broken bone fever of the
Mississippi. to its mlldef types can resist
the curative action of this heni,,na,,t
preserver and rest orer OF health n yeri.
liable boon TO persons In feeble heath mr.
liable to incur disc, SO. "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28
LiChtGlsteil & Hart
No. 228 MARK EFT ST.
m2s-tth-s

WV NOT Woman. , 9"' ,'o' !;
just as much as
any dry goods or millinery
store in Wilmington. We
can safely say that nine out
iof ten men who buy clothes
bring their wives or sisters
along to help them select.
In our Children's Depart.
Iment we sometimes sell a
hundred suits a day besides
the odd Trousers.
Every lady who comes to
our store on the opening
days will receive a handsome
Panel Souvenir; memo
.randum Book for the men.
1t won't be necessary to
make any purchase, we give
you them for coming and
looking through our Spring
Stock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28

IL was currently reported this morn.
Ing Lat Cody Anfenger, who for some
time has been In Government instl-
tuition at Washington, had died. but a
careful search by reporter failed to
verify the rumor, He was heard from
short time ago, and at TINT time wa !
doing us we'll as usual. The authort,
ties al tho institution have the address
of me mbers OF orders that lie belongs
to, and also that of several of Ills
friends. some OF whom would certain.
ly have been notified II he had died.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28
Record OF Deaths.

The following deaths were recorded
at Registrar Colquhoun's Office yes
terduy:
Beason-On March 25, at No. 1915
West Third street, Thon as b. Beason
aged months. 4.
Lytle-On March %. at No. 4is West
Second street, Parker Roland Lytle,
| aged 3 days. m.
Religion March &c, at No. 10 East
Twenty second street, Mary Kelley,
aged hours. k.
Irwin March 2e, at No. 1247 vii.
son street, Elizabeth Irwin, aged Il
years. d.
McCaiferty-On March 90, at Du.
Points Banks. James MeCafferty, aged
s weeks. d.
DeVine-On March 90, at Buttonwood
street above b street, John DeyIne,
aged So years,
Lamborn-On March &c, al No. 3O3
East Ninth street. Rhoda Lamborn.
aged "a years. p.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28
ShtIoh's Cough Cure.

This is beyond question. the most
successful Cough Medicine we have
ever sold, few doses invariably cure
the worst cases OF Cough, Group and
Bronchitis. while its wonderful sue
cess, the cure OF Consumption is with.
out parallel In the history of mod.-
cine. Since its first discovery it has
oeen sold on u guarantee test which
no other medicine can stand. Ii you
have cough. We earnestly ask you to
tryit. Price SOC and 81. II your lungs
are sore, chest. or back lame, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. N. b. Dam
forth, Wholesale and retail agent, I'd
and Market streets Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28
White and yellow onion sets at j. ].
Smiths, dth and Shipley streets.


1t piolses the lawyer, and his client.
loo, to nave the verdict of the iurv
unanimous. A great jury composed
OF the American public has rendered
an unanimous verdict on DR.. Hale,s
Household Cough Cure as a medicine.
agreeing that its promises OF a speed v
cure for coughs, colds and bronchial
troubles are always carried out TO the
letter. This pleasant verdict has not
been obtained without great pains
taken TO make 1t the best cure on the
market. Try bottle when Won haye
a cough or cold and you will belong
TO the Unanimous" ever after. For
sale by Beaton Smith, druggist, It'll
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28
Umbrella Members and spirIIus Fer
menti.

Yesterday must have been a dull
day Tor umbrella members, Judging
from their appearance before the Mu-
mclpai Court this morning. There
were three OF the followers OF this vo.
cation who became downhearted over
the hard times and sought repose in
Front street '.red-eye." But no repose
could be found there, and doubtless
the menders will find it In New Castle
lnil where they were sent for ten DAYS,
They were George White. JAS. Stanton
ana another, and they were found by
Pntrolmen White and Scott,
george Draper and Patrick Cannon
are not umbrella makers, but they
were drunkards just the game. Fines
or 81 and costs each were imposed.
ho~ark Bullock was fined IS and
costs Tor disordorly conduct Patrel-
man beate arrested him on Sunday fer
lighting and using pnefane language
at Front and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-28

Tho annual communication of thu
grand lodge Knights OF Pythias will
i pe lleld at Newark on Monday next.
meet at Sixth and Market streets and
make short street parade to the Mar.
ket street station of the Baltimore nd
OHIO hailfoad;wh they will board a
special train. Hyatts Military Band
Will accompany the local knlghts and
VIII lead them in the parade, which
will take place at . o'clock.
The annual session will convene at
10 o'clock with the election of officers
IN the afternoon. The knights have
secured low rates and all those desir-
the special and return on any train.