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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21
FIFTH EDITION.


Interstate Y. NJ. n. A
This mornings session convened In
St.s Pauls M. II. Church at 8. 10 O'Clock.
There were about IS d ,legates pres-
emit. A prayer and song service was
conducted by A. L. Matthews OF the
Central Baltimore Association Mes
srs. stewart anu Flemmlng offered
prayers.
J. II. Adams, Jr. of Baltimore pre-
sided.
L. A. Harding OF Washington, d. O..
read II paper on "Our State Work; ITS
Strength and Weakness,
After speaking OF the duties OF the
Slate Secretary, and the Importance
Of organization he remarked cash In
the treasury to promptly meet all
DIS ~ an element OF strength that
must not DO lost sight of, the more
liberal the supply the greater the op.
portunity for pushing the work.
htlil another element OF strength is
confidence in the work in which we
are engaged. the knowledge that IT. is
rikhl, ma The belief that IL is going to
succeed. Looking to Christ as our sx-
ample lot every day witness some decd
done for him.
Mr. Matthew'S, of Baltimore, preseut.
Cd the report OF State Secretary Bur-
ton. Tho report shows that SlO6 had
been received from the Wilmington
Association. During tho year The re-
CelptS amounted to 81, JSJ. 49, Tho px.
penses amounted to ~ 22S 23, making
a deficit Of S2l2.45. AZ the last con-
yention there was "a balance in bank of
"a T!9.
Ii. .. Williams, State Secretary, pre-.
senteG his report showing the work
accomplished tho past yenr.
e. NJ Wiuslpw NJ Hiptou ~ Na
gave short talk on tho successful
work OF tic Railroad Associations.
Charles Estes OF tho Johns Hopkins
University read paper on the Sue.
cessful Working Committee In College
Association"
Rev. George Dana Boardman. ID. D..
H. l.. D.. of Philadeldlia, gave Bible
reading on Tho beginning of Chris
tendCIn"
Adlseussion took place on the sub.
iect, How TO Work in small towns
aud Villages" which was conducted
by Mr., Walls OF Washington.
VIC. Douglass OF Philadelphia made
an address on The Necessity OF Fa-
millalllnR ourselves with and adapt.
iig our work to Communities.
J. L, fugh Of Washington, T. Lee
of rpherdstown, j, s. Adams OF Bal
tmore, j. @. Lynch, ". G. stewart
and W. II Smith were appointed q
now committee.
Notice wasglyen that addresses would
TIC delivered in the following churches
ny the delegates tomorrow morning
Instead OF Irregular services:
Delaware Avenue Baptist Hon. II.
Ihane Miller and J C. -imms.
J., Central Presbyterian II. o. w
lIams,
Metholst Piotestan. Charles W.
Shaw, l.. W. Ru-ey
Second Baptist L. T. Fiemm!ug, W.
I. Hoffman
BfandywIne James Taylor and I.
II. Wells.
Bethany J. Q. slmms and james
AlGliney.
Mest--R. A. Staurls.
Oilvet A. Il. Gam and W. s. Stewart,
First fresl ytcrian II. A. iIurdlng,
A. S. Baty.
Grace j. Hicks. W Il. Morris.
East Lake Charles lIoltun, George
IL. Wtnslow
Union l.. A Rudisill,
r. Il. Church ui the Covenant b. O.
steiner. j. w. Colbright
Newport Charles u. Estes
German Baptist b, q, Nunla4traw.
Adjournment was then mala
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21
Report of East Lake Presbyterian
Church,

The annual report of Fast Lake
given by Rev. j. Edgar Franklin. shows
a great advance IN the work in every
direction.
sabbath School is larger in members.
having 50 more scholars than it had II
year ago. The school IL spiritually
alive, as tho attendance shows. The
financial condition is in very encour-
aging state.
The Church-This has also advanced
in Il marvellous manner. The number
of membership is much larger, the
meetings are exceedingly we'll attend.
Ell and the increase III finance is sur.
prisiDg. They pay towards the Preach
ers' Alliance three times more this
Year thun last. recognized all the
church boards and asked no aid in
paying their home debts. The prayer
meetings aro well attended and all
things are working in the right direc-
ton,
This work has been watched with
untiriug efforts by DR.. F. G.. l;itchie,
MI. n. y. Culbert and James Brown.
No weather hes been too severe for
these godly men TO perform thls inter.
eSting work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

TITO Mercantile rrlutlng Companys
bindery eraluEes were 9lit slrEhinE
last evening Ia Hurry 5tt's large six
horse sleigh. Tho only thing that
marcel the plansuIs Of The party WAS
the j as OF Howard Browne grand
Fathers hat. lie hal to Walk nearly =
miies'betore hn rp,nvoreii 1t Among
those Present wsr1. Mr. Laitl WAlch
mud Wiz, the M57sse MrtAl amt ijel!e
burnside, Carte am Hone iindwiu,
Bessie fnsaeii llal.e Nicholson,
Reba Cam, Allie T. alloy, 'hl4 .iaarle
Howard iaown. bertrand Bifmun'
Eotrti SDa'ilvn and Clarence WeleA,
After riding ut TO VIZ, bnier5 d. the
Newport rn,pl thty sat down TO tao
supper. after "l."ii they relnTn5d
authnr ride in tho rear fll4rv.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21
N.Y.Cl0tllng House
MEETINGS FOR This EVENING,

wiLMrNGToN, Saturday. jan. 81. 1893.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21
LOT LII.

Indies night dresses, good quality
muslin. all sizes trimmed down front
with hamburg insertion. two clusters
of three tucks, at sc.
Ladies' skirts, good quality muslin,
u cluster OF tueks and Hamburg ratI-
ing. at 3Aa, worth n great deal more.
Ladies' chemi5e, good quality muslin,
trimmed down front with Hamburg
embroidery insertion ami TICKS sleeves
airl neck embroidery Gdging, Mt SOC.
Ladies' drawers fine muslin ionr
rows oil tucks. with good width tor.
rhon lncn, at SO, would be cheap at
1T 800.
Ladies drawers, extra quality mus.
lin ipur row, of tuoli3, with ilue Ham
burg ombrpidery ruille at 59c.; con.
rtirrrd d big bargain
Ladies' corset covers fine camhrir
\ FHa4e back ana front, trimmed in
tJrchun lncH Ut Sjc., worry cheap.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21
,lano.- -.ller.ln .r.nnl.

tn morning Petaf Owen, Of the
Unlfed States Hotel WAS arI,Eigncd
bh ore Judge iial On '.lur-r Of eelt.
Ink ilqnor 10 minors Through ms
90 'nsei l.. g. sanIt.nil ne A,Hv,-d
. ueaiins, anl waa held ii s,plt.;I- tor
courl
Cmiis' llc N#tu-~i Whp5e fta'e is
nj No, ~ y, ll5nl street. wa Hanged
with setilB- iiIaut Ito ul31lt @lrla. Is
hs claimed thar hr was not lea Iy 10.
q hearing, The estsa WITS pest I4rI.t5tt Ru-
{ Tuesday, aud hs Nif5 nrlcred TO
furuish 500 lal Tor has "a. rrarallre
at thai ilmr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

G, 4, E.,Ins, vino has been cuE5scd
tor no past t.ifeo years as typ4 writer
nud ato-rapA operator at the VIM
lSa a SONS totapHry, has resigned hts
position IN Onisl 10 besom" teacher
OF sienDgrnpIiy. etc. in hc ilerGa OIL
lose at business In Philadelphia Mr.
lSnus SSlil he inunL missed M put rit j,
a. &" has Nlloi various positions from
{ r.ti,Ir lie was me-sei. Ezf-. AID operltor
"a tI' Western IIupu oillne. elder at
@ea Presbyterian GhnEa. mentor uI
Frd. Fuilmer Chorus and OF the {. #.
a A. Oi course all W III Alr pels-
perty Ii his prUsuertiye position
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21
OF Course

It's right prices that's bringing us
moro trade, hut it's right quality too
Good, honest stock, the Lest that can
be purchased tor the money is tho
kind Of footwear we keep, and as for
prices, we'll We don't pretend to say
we Can soil you shoes at lhaif price or
below cost, haven't reached that happy
business condition as yet, but when
you want to buy good shoes minus
the fancy prices that some stores have
to ask on account of high rents and
other funcy expenses, our store is tho
place to try Formun's, No 10 Z. 4th
stroot, between Market and King
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

All the mombors working undor the
jurisdiction Of the NJ. W. hiram Grand
Lodge of L. " A. a.. for the state OF
Delaware, are hereby notified TO at
tend a mass meeting at their hail. l2th
street. between Market ana Orange
saturday, 2lst Instant. at s O'Clock D.
m, sharp, To make arrangements to
brother, Charles ~. Smith, whioh will
take place tomorrow, Sunday, 22d, at
10 O'clock n. m, at Bethel A. NJ H.
Church, BY order OF the NJ W, Grand
Master. Thomas Il. POstles, Attest, $.
v. 3. Carly, GtHud secretary,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

John Freeman ard Albert Ftisbv. 70
cel0rrd boys, were nafora Judge Bali
this morHiHg on a charge of corner
!OunGug. As The evidence was con.
elusive they were oacn fined - Il nd
costs.
danes Me' oy and John Holden, tho
latter an old man. were eacn fined 81
and costs for drunkenness.
Maggie CIank, an old offender, who
has only been out oil jail about two
weeks, win go unc1 again In detaulb
Of the payment Of iina OF ~ and
costs Tor beIns nrumk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

he also thought IL they, were taxed the
borrower would have to pay the
amount,
Several other members expressed
themselves in tho same manner, but
speaker Houston and Senator Lacey
are In favor OF h tax on bonds and
mortgages.
Sergeant alarms Porter, the aged
ana genial guardian OF the House. had
a violent attack of Illness this evening.
lie WIS placed On sofa In the Legls-
lltive pnrlor and doctor was sum
moned to his relief. lilo was deiirious
when the doctor arrived. lie Is 63
years old and married.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

Messrs. Mullm II Son arc preparing
TO enlarge their clothing house at 9Th
and MarRst streets, by taking In the
adjoining dwelling aud barber shop
occupied by Frederick j. Hilbiber,
who Will remove TO the Store In The
Morning News building on the e5th
Of March. The Messry. Mullin are en-
tsiprising men and their success Is
another evidence OF what perseverance
and pollteness viii accomplish.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21
r.per I.nlnitnre. 10 lie Children

This furniture is III every respect
dilicrcn from and superior to any
sold holOre. No expense has been
spared 10 get 1t out IN the handsome5t
aud most attractive form, but its
principal rhille lies in lis extreme sim
phc.tE see II IN oui window. Davis
AtO NJ Market street Ten cents o
sHert, three tor twenty-five cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

Have you frosted isct OF eaTsl Try
Il bottle Of j W. amiths Ointment Tor
frosted feet and limbs Warranted TO
cure or money refunded. Only %
cents Dor bottle. Also excellent rem.
cdy for burns and Scatds For sale by
Waiter Gamperson 1911 with street,
OF by 4. DANES lielL and n. u Dan.
forth, drunwiStn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21
THE CHURCHES.

Delaware Avenue baptist Church, corr
ner of Dellwara avenue and West street,
the Rev. William r. iiHinbri1ge, pastor.
81 l0.ij a. m., address 10, tie Hon. IA.
Tina % Miller of Cincinnati Amer ca $
Bind Orator AMI singer. No event.. <
by loscua lowering " Baltimore rrcsi-
oil tie Y. NJ. &. A. Prayer and testl-
iuony meeting at ~ &. IN.
McDoweilvillc B.pi Mission on Du-
Pout street, neat .'enna, avenue, viii
hold Sunday sshOOl at IA m, Preaching
at i.lA y. III. iSlble rea ding 1919 II. III.
North Mission OF the Del. Ave. RGpt. st
Church, Washing on street ana Elliott
avenue. SUNDAY school ut Q II. N. AT
1879 a. IN. bible rcadiag. Preaching at
49, p. IN. Tau rsIay. Wpmnu's meeting
al p. m. uud ur3t, or ana testimony
meet hg NJ $40 .. IN.
Fast Mis- son Of the eel. ave. Baptist
Church Jtn alid nonulrd. sunday school
.. Il N song service at p. IN. Pr acn-
ing AT 20 y. NJ. thursday praycg-mGet-
ing ut p, III.
Rodncy street Church. Preaching 10. 30
n IA. b. ttcy, w.. 4. Lewis. SUNDAY school
2Jp. IN, Al inyitcJ..
seventh Day Adventist IN, citing in Red
Men null, 5i5 Nhtpiey stree, sunday ut
= - =. NJ. and saturday at 10 anu II II.
IN. subject sunday rs tne LAZY OF Tea
Command ne y ihe Law ot Moses, Rev,
lieiaun pas or. seas free. all are cor
daily invi;cit TO attcuI
Reformed Episcopal Church OF the Re.
dcemer, southwest corner Eighth and
Monroe streets. MOrnin.e Seyvir, at 10 ~
a. III. an i.aOp m. sunday school ~ 4
a. M. liov. George IA eiy viii o;iciate
Asbury VI. &. church ID and waIuut
streets the Rcv. j, u. &, llama, pastor.
sunday school at II IN. aud
= p, ~. iaster ~ A. cass At . "A. in. Old
Iasi. i0ncd prayer meeting Ia tn" chuch
pNrlor 1T . Il NJ. The pastor VIII preach
the thiId sermon o. the sV1i+s UI the
i'ruligai sou. lila rratt d 10y rye paint
iu!s euDiect. Go iig to Himself, a
AwaN nlnE aud !EvsJ.u,ion." sunday
.choul at va IN. Hna y III. Chri -titn
EtntcavOr rral o. Meeting at y IN. sui
j. O., 90 SAL Il soul leader Miss Einms
Foster. At ~ p, IN, IN pas, VIII Lt
assisted 10y a yea ,lcmtn fron the Y. NJ
=. y. convent on. Seats Tree.
st. stephens Lutheran church, Tatnal
street net weru ith auI stu. ReV, L.. j
tttp.,.l A.t NJ I "A -,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

A slelghlnG embarrassing of some
ton couples Of young Gcrman ladies'
AM gentlsman, procured "A large
sleigh AMI proceeded over to New Cas-.
tie ana took supper at the Jefferson
House, They then proceeded to Hnras
Corner ana had n unhGe and refresh
ment5 The affair Was a very OniOy-
ahis one AMI tho party returned homo
al a late l.eur well pleased with thair
sleigh ride
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

NOTICE Ia hereby givon that Will
IN apply at the present session Of the
gebrrtl assembly Tor II div oiCe . imrulo
natrnonii from NY wife Margaret II.
HH-i anis W ] SLY j. III STANDS.
j3l-ln-eOd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

The wiimlnst city Electric Conn
bany have It Is reported, over a dozen
Stats Oh hand Tor damages, Aggregate
ing over ore hundred Thousand dol.
laPs Nen.ly every lawyer II the city
has suits agRinst tue company. al
though none Of them lave as vet hean
Placed on trial his stock is now sell
ing Tor S2i.iD per share. one year ago
1t was setting for less tnan fl0 pei
snHIe,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21
rnn ?sallpAY or JAM ARl. 1913
AT , o.cloch y IN,

The following described rraI estate, w:
An that certain lot or pinrn Of !uni
situate In thristIana nuHdrri. AZORES
DO .ndrd aul described as follows u wit:
u ginning a. pulul On ,he northeast
-crly side OF renn.N lNHuia avenue, eE.
tended, Al tho distance Ot 40 fpCt fIlri a.
wCst,r lS FROM the westerly ridUrf " ODD
luN n aven tie, extended 1t Il ttoru ~ IA liuc
o. land now IT turmcr,. Of Elem. herd H..
Moore thence HaFiHsJslcr;y.ily ne line ur
land IN II lime At right anglet to PeAnN.
ave, eN' andr I,lip ig"t; ihIHGc uurilIa ~.
crly purli ri with Pennsylvania avenue.
oNicn'.HA D. feet to I pliHt III ,.IIC -. I4ud
nov OF formerly VI Samuel H. kaliay,
thence thereby 3OIthEc-tertN pa I'll lei
VIII the first describe liuennd ia line
at right angles 10 Pennsylvania avenue.
extended, 10 rect 10 pU.ttt OF the slit
uOrthea-iu,ly slle OF J., nnsvlSaHit ave.
me. extended; theme Their by 80 ithcSst-
.ly GjirCt o the p',,'t ui has .nHtng b.
the coHtcnls thereof what thuy may, etc
seized aud iakcs - eNorutIuu Il. lie
property Of EliIBbrth Kelley. wife Il
SamiIri II. Ne.tey. formerly ltzsHr.h
Monrti Samuel II. Kelley aud { - aud
to b" SOD by PEli.iE GDIID, she..T.
Shnrln niiCe. Wilmington. bet. Jan,
10. 49, 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21
On SATURDAY.
THE 9Th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1891
AZ 10 O'Clock d. m.
ON SATUltDAY.

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III IL, i ,uo" "a, cs,",v, VIZ;
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GnItts, tn,,,,,,, S,,nr HI muiiui'u. N'w
al - i,'S ' a., Vi ""ic' pouhu
n"rinnin,r "t u ~ sinnn IL, En-, -, Hand r,r
- ~ e'p i, 81 M VI IHi'' ioi
merry Oh lhoinas Evans deceased ana
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,U.n,.' ,,,,,,, ~ ~ r' n',u eh,eliulnE
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Hiua51 w., W, w l"hu VI noionloh 'nucr-
, - - -. Nt,S, " " STU 'heHCt soulh
th,,,,', s,s r., I','.P ~, S.oilti
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~ nv |s'l.s ,'u'l'. NV ,h'''cH pS shl' lot
Ci -, 70 u uol
,,, 'o,'v sui = u';S YES WEST "
HI I'M, 70 ~ KY 81 Ky formerly
. I,r. - u, a" 49,. ~ , 'n'nGp h.riu
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ua,ilri i" StolC W ~, ~ tnTllcf o. lOi
- 'utif,iH =. ''hlu iHou.PSvn the ct
" iinv on me shlhe hortn ~ degrees
" ruS' " p"it'cs 70 y SION. am
H., ." 10 u's ~, Tuai - Nv pfr'nos 10
~ Pun ~ lrRl',IIiH 'nl'hiIIhy IAl
$50, rUo,'s " ihnn' tA''I'IlS tncteuut
\ 9t'. ~, ny Iu'il4''i III nN - FOOLS
anu ~ p"r'iicS o. ih,ld' WIN brlck
nUsv' n,,l ~ ,,ni all o'heF
w! p''i'' I'iss itr',pii trVcltu'
10. = Ahie on Tho south side of the
,onS MIN ,ho MT rii'e 90 |,s, ,nfpise
49,, X w 1 " HIN W. ~
'o ".
'iii,,iilE az s,ulie ih ii.u,l ol ne lhtc
hH3, " 'situ " voiliE . % mug OF INC
ft T. ~ i i 'HN' t!ivhS" ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

Y OST-A poclsct-hnok. containing sIi.
~ iruc lin iel will lie suitabIt. rev rlcd
o.. returning sane 10 500 kiu4 atfctt.
i.I.itt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

An aged eniorcd woman, vino died a
few days since on Fast sixth street q.
loW Walnut is sntd TO nave died for the
want Of tire ana PROVISIONS Areputter
enieuv lrad to learn something con.
corning tine matter, but was unable to
do 3d. buJoHd huariHS the ruuor Ia.
paatel by soma who reside In tho
e. Fiuiiy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21
FOURTH edition


What the Legislature Has Been Doing.
-Chi"f Jus,ire Conegys Tenders Ais
Ee'iynaiion to Governor Reynolds.
Corraspo. d'nce Of REruBLIuAN,
Dover January Goth. 1898. The Sen
ate convened at ll.05 o'clock this
morning. The first matter considered
was the resolution offered by Mr.. Pyle
yesterday afternoon, making provl.
son for delending the state officers in
The election cHses, who are now under
Indictment IN tne United States Court
MI Pyle moved that the resolution be
returned to the House anu the motion
was adopted.
On motion of MIR. Records the
speaker was authorized to appoint n
committee of three on divorces.
a comm inicatton was received from
CLERK OF the HOUSE. Layton, stating
that he had waited upon Chief Justics
Comegys. Judge Houston and Cover
nor Reynolds, and informed them OF
the passage and provisions of tho
Judges retitement joint resolution.
he Following bills were read and
referred: Senate bills to more fully
endorse and support colleges for tine
promotion OF agriculture aud the me-
cianlc arts; to declare Labor Day "a
legal holiday; authorizing tho town
council OF Newark to borrow 5000; to
amend SECTIONS SO and 81. chapter l15,
vol XVIII, Laws of Delaware; to in
corporate the Hollis Stove ana Furni-
ture ompnny.
Inc committee on corporations made
favorable report on the blli lnoorpor.
atlng the Delaware Hosiery Company
Win an amendment striking out the
exemption OF taxation section. The
Dill was read Il third time aud passed.
The report of the committee to set
Tie with the state treasurer WIS pre-.
sented by Mr., Records anu adopted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21
hn linMtr for nnston.

The tl.e steamers Lancaster Har,
risUur4 and WiiIiaHspurt, with IA cargo
OF 5000 tots belonging TO tho Eeaalua
railroad. which nave been leo bound
at New Castle, bal. were yesterday
lGwed away by the aid OF 8 powerful
tugs. The Goa ID en- route for Bos.
ton,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

Steward q Chambers well.shod
horse, attached to their loaded flour
and feed wagon. slipped on the unus-
ed IL Oh rail which 10 nuisance In the
led of Enst Fourth street near King.
The only damage was q broken shaft
iron.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

The most close.listed man
III the country could hardly
expect more Tor his money
than what we are giving in
Suits and Oyercoats.
Store open this evening
until 1880 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic Bnlsam
Take care Of your lungs this cold
making season. Cure the cough, sore
throat, hoarseness, Group, etc, with
this great lung cure. Keep your lungs
strong and prevent consumption To a
certainty with this great remedy, sue
and II. Sold by druggists. Medicine
parlor. AZ Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21
] 1T z OF 20
-


The person who found @ pocket.
book containing Si4 should ret4rI tho
same to Ialley'7 grocery story, No
500 King street, and receive tho TO.
ward,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

Tho funeral OF Charles Smith, which
was announced would take place from
his home tomorrow morning. Eat 10
O'Clock. will take place from the Bethel
a. NJ. Il. Church, where services will
he conducted. lnterment at ST. Pot
ter's cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

KEMP-W EED-Jupunry Is. 1929. by Rev.
NJ, Z. bowman, al 500 Rodney street, Mi.
James /. X empo Of Orleans lndiana,an
Miss Gcnevicvs =. Weed of Waning
ton, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

Diseases OF the mir passages assam
ing malignant form and threatening
life Itself. were in tho beginning moth.
ing more than an irritation of these air
passages, which could have been easily
cured In twenty-four hours by the
soothing influence Of that great spe-
ellie fur all such ailments, DR.. Buirs
Cough syrup,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

DGngaa. colds. hoalsaacss. sore
tEIo5' rT5lH =, a,r quickly cured,
ny Ig a.mms White Pulmonic Eal.
gan Keeps The lungs strong and pta.
teAl5 nolt5ImpLion. sold by drug.
EHt7 St am q Medicine par.eT
- MatAal street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

Big bargains II we can lit you.
About DO of those line overcoa Is left
We want to got rid of them S25
overcoats for 5000. 43O ovorcoats
for $500 Sl5 overcoats for u. Sl2
oyercoats for So. 81 pants for $3.50.
50 pants for $3.50. Suits s. and %.
Liverpool and London Iailors, SCI
Market 81 W. Lockyer, Mgr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

the House met at Ills o'clock.
Tho report OF Clerk Layton in refer
ence to having served copies of the
loint resolution, In reference to the
judiciary, on Chief Justice Comcgvs,
judge Houston and Governor Key
holds was presented and adopted.
The following bits were introduced:
liy Mr.. Sevil: 70 lay out Il now road
III kenton Hundred; by MIR. Hurrlng
ton, to lay out new road ln Misnil.
Hon.
Ihefollowlng was passed House
bills TO authorize the recording of Il
certain deed; to amend chapter q and
repeal chapter rs. volume 10; to make
valid the record Of d certain deed In
New Castle county.
ON motion OF MIR. Spruance the vote
by which the House amendment to
the Senate joint resolution, regarding
thG defense Of election officers. was
adopted, was recunsldered. The
amendment providing that the
counsel lees in each ease Should not
exceed $50. was revoked, and the orig.
maj motion Coucurred in.
The House bill to authorize the adop-
ton OF Mary Emma Colclazer was
read and referred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-21

s. 81: !: !. !: !: = IS: :: s. s:
seen the new wrinkle
the So Utility Ulster lin,
ed with Flannel =. If you
are driving a horse, or stand.
ing about in exposed places,
you'll find thcm uncom.
Wonly handy. Some new
Sl2 and SIS listers to-day,
and they are beauties. But
the $50 ones are, of course,
a peg finer. Wonderful
Overcoats season this-and
Oak Hall is writing up a
wonderful h i S tory for
thoughtful contemplation.