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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

At one OF the up town stations line of
women stood in front of the stamp depart
ment and made life miserable for The man
behind it,
"llow mucl'll it take to carry thisf' de
ImanGcd a woman, handing in a small box.
1t was very heavy.
What does this contain?" asked the
clerk
What does it containp A present."
snapped the lady.
"What materialf"
DO have to coniide every detail of my
affairs to that mani" asked the lady of her
companion.
Here, madam, take your package and
stand aside, commanded the clerk rs the
line heightened.
II shnll do nothing of the sort, declared
the customer in irHte tones. 81 want to
know how many stamps that package re-
quires, and you've got to tell me"
II must know if ttis package contains
confectionery" 49,.
at does.n
You will have 10 Put it in a tin box
We do not send candy IN pasteboard."
And the woman said rs she walked away:
81 shall rcnort that man for his intoler-
able insolenCc. New York World.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

The stock. hay grain and farming
utensils thereon. rs follows:
Horses, No. l, Duke. a bright bay.
years old.
No. :. Dandy. black horse z years old.
NO. .. Prince. iron gray hor Z. z years
old.
No. 4. Bell, black mare. years old. All
four OF these horses are single line
leaders.
No. 8. Dave, gray horse, years old.
M. Q. Polly. bay mare Il years old,
with foal by Linden.
~ dairy cows, some will be in profit Ivy
day Of sale. Thoroughbred Iiolstein
heifer coming years Old; thoroughbred
Hoist heifer coming year old. grade
Holsi til hcifer. coming year old, Hol-
stein hull, 2years old. u very iine animal
lot Of shoat pigs, lot oil poultry. chickens,
ducks and turkeys.
Farming lmplemcnts-York wagon, ex-
tension top phaeton. farm wagon. milk
wagon. new hoi Becurt. wheelharrow,
Hagerstown gain driil. Deering reaper
and binder, Deeling mowin, machine,
Bullock hay teidor, new horscrake, self
dump;e plows horrows. new section
roller. lay and fodder cutter, Dicks pat
ent; a-horse power for threshIng or cut
ting feed. double harpoon bny fork, with
rope and pullcys; root cutter, IA lot OF COW
chains. double and single trees. New Hero
co III sheller. with shelter and separator
all complete ;mil Blel,2 set load harness.
with collars; brides and lines complete
sets tongue harness with collars, brl-
uies and lines completo;. l set cart har-
he's all new; sets single harness. lap
robos. GO-quart creamery or milk cooler. 5
sU'qu lrt cans, | measuring can, hay by
the ton. corn fodder by the bundle. pota-
toes by the bushe. 20 acres wheat in
ground ANA many other articles not
mentioned.
Terns-All sums under se5 cash. all
over that amount months credit upon
good banknbic paper with approved
surety. CliAS. u. LOKE&
EDW. q. BRADFORD,
Executors of John Peopl IS. deceased.
Samuel Is Smiley. Tenant.
l.. w. SfidhPm & Son. Aurtlonecrs.
Wilmington. Del. Feb. Il. 1893 FISTS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

II out II oracr.usr BnEcHAM rILLs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

"Why.' she said, "fur years after ]
suffered from the worst form OF dys-
peFs!a, with gas and lamentations OF
food, and terrible spasms that seemed
to start at the stomach Gnd rise to the
head.
Even the liEhteet food caused great
pain and distress after eating, and |
also suffered with great exhaustion,
dizziness OF the head, aud weakness of
the limbs SO that ! could scarcely
stand on my feet.
nut um now completely cured
10y the use o, DR.. Grccue's Nervura
blood aud nerve remedy. aud | take
pleasure In giving my experience 10
the public in order that other sufferers
may be cared as have been
Lookout for such troubles in the be.
ginning. Now. in the spring, when
everybody Is certain to 10 more o.
loss out of order and needs spring
medicine. take DR.. Greena's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy Immediately,
tor IL Is the best and surest OF nil
spring medicines. 1t will invigoraue
the blood. strengthen the nerves and
give you perfect digestion and regular
action OF liver, kidneys and bowels.
All druggists keep 1t Tor Sl.00 aud
IL is purely vegetable and harmless.
IL IS tie Eret remedy recommended
by doctors for sprp4g debility ana
dlseasesAeca it Is the discovery
ana prescription OF the well.known
physician, llr. Greene of 20 w. lith
street, New York, the successful spec
lnlist In curing nervous md chronic
diseases, The doctor Cun be consu IT,
Ell without charge hy anyone, eth Ell
at his o!llco or 10y writing to him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

SHE PROVES 1T.
And the Proof is Just What
Our Readers Want.
OF How II Began She Hasn't the
Slightest ldsa.
But Concerning its Ending She
is Explicit and Exact.

We never know just how thing
begins
But We are always certain of the re-
suits which are left.
These retioci ions were called out by
the fact that it Is so easy to DRIFT into
anything, In this world wa must keep
our eyes about us or we shall con
stantiy lind ourselves drifting into
trouble.
We call to mind an instance In which
a most estfuabie lady uncoDsc.ously
and without Knowing when or how,
allowed herself to drift into what be-
came to hpra most serious matter and
caused many years OF anxiety and
suffering.
This lady Is widely known--ATrs.
Mary Jate Foster Of S27 West 9ist
street Nav York City. and what she
Gays Hre true and exact iacts,Hs can be
easily an readily n g frta,nel by any
oitc. III experience Is OF any use, hers
is certainly revelation to To needed
by all
Without knowing their moaning she
had duh feeling head. headaches.
dizziness. bad taste IN the mouth, es.
pecially mornings. Her sleep was
, broken and she woulti wake moi hinge
feeling tired and exhausted. After a
time The appetite beCaine irregular,
| there WIS fui!ness or bloateh feel
. Ing after meals, rising5 OF gas. soui
stomach, hilinasurrs and constipatio
such -yrmi tons. iit fact as people
frequently experience during the
sp iu' of the year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. Feb. IS. 1893.
Each day last week added

Each day last week added
hundreds of styles to the
collection of choice Cotton
Dress Stuffs. They came
from England, Scotland,
France, Germany and oui
own country. Variety richer
by thousands of styles than
one week.
Our efforts this Spring sur
pass all our past in Dress
Goods. For years we have
surpassed, most especially il
Cottons, all competition the
world over.
And now as the Spring
stock approaches the zenitl
we repeat our oft-told state
ment that neither Paris mol
London, Berlin nor Vienna
New York nor Chicago, MOI
the local market can show
stock that begins to compar,
with that now open here.
If words could be found tt
strengthen that statement
we'd use them. The facts
would warrant it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

Mn. Eufloa. / have noticed in your
paper there has been Rreat cutlery in
regard to tile peach yellcws. Some
years ago | hved rear ElSton. Md. and
Oi tho place were some TWO doZ. peach
tees that were diseased, and the
farmer told the that the trees had not
huriIe u peach For 3 or years.
| went to work AMI found IA remedy
that Will remove ali diseases, aud by
closely reading ali tie agriculture
works have not eeon anything that
VIII improve the bearing qualities or
lemove Diseases rs this remedy.
Il every peach grower will go to tho
small expense aud Apply 1t he will lie
benefited by II. ne cost will be
from 81 To FL cohsitier his u
small uut lay compared To the loss ol
o year S tearing. lie remedy can he
applied to every friat tree. | found 1t
iO be II benefit to plpn aud cherry
trees grape vines as well. infgFma
i'm can TO obtained by addressing q.
W ms tIt.4Ep
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28


William B. Herbert. Consular Mar
shal OF Japan will vislt this country
In August. lie is a son Of William n.
Herbert. of New Castle, and for the
past seven years hns represented the
United States at Yokahama, Japan,
during which time he has become very
popular.
One of the most important cases
with which he was officially connected.
was that Of Lieutenant j. r. Hether-
ington. U. S. N. OF Wilmington, for
the murder OF the young Englishman,
George Cover Robinson. His long
stay and association with the leading
Japanese governors and courtiers has
made him familiar with every class OF
Japanese people. their mode Of govern
ment and their personal Characters
tics.
He will start for home July LIST. and
will bring with him party OF dlstin-
guish Japanese officials, and severe !
leading Japanese women. Nearly ali
the party will accompany him to the
Words Fair at Chicago. and upon his
return he will spend the remainder of
his vacation at his old home. and in
taking short excursions. sight seeing.
There is no doubt but he and his party
Will receive rousins welcome when
he reaches his old home. He will not
return to Japan until some time in
the fall,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

About tho most complete surprise
that has occurred lately took place
last night at No. 1f26 Pleasant street.
the home OF John Guthrie, proof.
reader OF the REPUBLICAN, and chap
lain Of Phil Sheridan Post, No. %, G.
A. h. 1t happened In this wise: Yes.
terday Mr.. q. had reached the Goth
milestone In LIES journey. and his
friends 81 the Post having been made
aware on the sly of this fact by his
spouse, the Post Mrs. G.. and her
daughter Sadie, in conjunction with
MIR. Howard Heritage. planned what
was intended, and what was consum-
mated, a genuine surprise. Mr.
Guthrie, about O'Clock. was looking
over the first page of the REPUBLICAN,
when Qunriernaster Riley came In, as
Mr., q. thought, Just TO pay friendly
visit, not once suspicioning that any
thing else WAS on the tapis, and of
course they engaged In friendly con-
versatlon for quite while.
The first intimatlon that anything
unusual WAS about u take place, waH
hustle in the vestibnle. Presently,
the dining room door was opened aud
Commander Agnsw, carrying a chail
In front of him, entered the room, fol-
lowed by number OF members OF
Sheridan Post in full uniform. Evei
| thea omrade Gathrie did not exactly
understand what was going on, until
Commander Agnew said in Il few con
gratuIatory remarks that he had beer
directed by members OF Sheridan Posi-
to present the chair, which is hand
some antique oak rocker, lined witt
silk plush, to Comrade Guthrie.
a light then began to dawn upon
I ht mud br, az, al haf hu,
day he had reached his jDtll year Mr..
G.. was considerably confused, but
made out to return his thanks In few
appropriate reinnfks.
The speech oil the evening was made
| by Adiutant Roderick, which was en-
coreh to the echo. He referred to the
| iact that all u. 4. Il. men were hasten
/ ing on to that bourne from which ne
Traveller ever returned but when the
/ summons comes to answer the last
roll call may we all lie ready to say
present to the Great Commander
Ills REMARKS were replete with enoour
agJmpnt and kindly feeling, at the
close OF which various games were in
dulgcd in, to the qualification of all
present.
Refreshments were then served
witch all enjoyed. The following
! were present: Commander Agnew
Senior Vice Commander Orr, Junior
| Vice Commander Woodrow. Adjutant
Roder.ok, Sergeant Major Engle
| Quartermnster Riley, Comrades Ores
singer, Montgomery, Smith, French
Cardwcll, Gilmore, Wiudish, Beale
CGhlll. There were also present dele
cations from Laurel Council and Har
mory Council. United Friends o
America. At II sensonable hour Tia,
party left for home, Wishing AIR. q
and family health. happiness, prosper
ity and the return OF many birthda,
anniversaries.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

OF Chicago 70 poin.ain Illinois, Iowa.
Minnesota. Wineonsin. North
err MIc!AEaI,, South OF Serth Daa ota,
4 oiorndus' a,i'ornia, Oregon or Nash.
iHgtou To Gny point West North.
vest or South. west.
send Tor ii new map of Chicago, Nil
waukee y st. naui hallway system
Which Is gnographlcallg correct. IL.
win an HpT rndlx giving valuable IN.
formation Will tie uailatiir"r. Gail On
or RddreSs. John |; rott, District l'I...
seasrr Agent, A. South Imrd street,
Philadelphia. Pa,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

The ordinary method of searching for
knuri gum in New Zealand is by first feel
ing for it II little below tie surface with
steel pointed piece of iron called gum
spear" and then digging it out with q
spade. A skiilful and industrious digger
can earn ms much us y to a per week Mt
the work, and even children can earn few
shillings II day; hut, rs the gun fields oife~
Il refuge fornll sorts und conditions of men,
many who are old and iniirm resort to
them, and SO the average earnings are re-
duccd to Il los or ~ week The gum
is used principally in the Manufacture
of varnish, but it is also found useful for
many other purposes, such as dressing
glazed" calicoes, etc-Loudon Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

Tho popularity and fame Of saliva
tlon OIL. has extended year by year
since Its first introduction until its
name has become as familiar Us house.
hold words from Maine TO California.
The proprietors are In daily receipt OF
numerous convincing testimony from
thoroughly Trustworthy persons cer-
tifying to the mar velous cures Of rheu-
matism aud neuralgia wrought by this
truly wonderful IMMINENT. Each mail
adds new wreaths to its laurels. Price
90 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

ihE oh'o ot"te Jourhal referring 10
tue nnuhc'"i .rouoie Oh Governor NC
hlhiey GIVES inc Information that Pc
culinary uiHicuitles nave oeeh slfiR
ing iaiiure Oh most all ohios govern
ots during me last Two deeades.
hayes anu Allen ule'l III sooa eircuih-
Stances Out with their estates reiuced
Ny feason Oh h'er pupho services.
Noyes ana Young uled pennileSs. Mrs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

This is beyond question, the most
successful Cough Medicine wo have
ever sod, few doses invariably cure
the worst cases of Cough, Group and
bronchitis, while it's wonderful sue
cess, the euro OF Consumption Is with
out a parallel In the history of medi-
cine. Since its first discovery ii has
teen sold on guarantee test which
nu other medicine can stand. Ii you
have i cough. We earnestly ask you TO
tryit. Price Soc and :! If your lungs
are sore, chest, or back lame, use
Shiiuh's Porous Plaster. n. b. Dau-
iotth. wholesale ami retail agent. I'd
and Market streets. Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

Have YOU rro6tnd teet ~ ears Try
Il bottle of j, W Smilirs Ointment for
trusl ed iret anu limbs Warranted to
cur- OF money refunded. Only 20
cent, Der buttie. Also excellent rem
t.ay IGt tuIus afI ecatds Tor sale ty
Matter am person 1911 W.lItll street,
grhy Z. Iaiuas Bolt, and n. H. Dan.
forth Ctrugrists
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28
A Seninan's Claim,

Deputy Marshall Watson went to
Milford on Friday and libelled the
schooner Emma w. Burton, for wages
due Henry ClendaEiel. William
Tonlinson, the managing owner OF the
vessel, came to this city later, and after
furnishing security for the payment Of
the wages, the vessel was released. The
matter will be given a hearing before
Commissioner Smith on next Friday
week, March 10th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

Hon, William Il. Herbert of New
Castle, Emitted Stntos Consular Mar.
:h,I Mt Yokohama aud knuandaE IA,
iapau, Will lbnYe Tor his homo fere on
July |. The nnsul Marshal hns bann
etantel Il siSty days leave of ahsoucc
aud expects To arrive home ~ Jfily %.
lie VIII sail 10y way Of California
with aim he will bring n party oi
lending japnrese, who Will leaYo thsii
Mativo country TO assist In tho Japan
use exhibit at the WoridS Fair. 4
namber Of the palty viii coma to thi.
city with the Consul Marshal mud nj,
ter Icing shown around the Staio vii
nc tatef;to Chicago br AIR. Herbert.
Mr. Herbert has Loon stationed Il
AoE ollalua Tor tho pest seven years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28
At O'Clock, y. m, sharp,

IOdi lcuulua from NeWpOfl To OnTlstla lana,
On MONDAY, MARCH 8. 1893
At O'Clock. p. m. sharp.
No. /, Polly, gray mare. Is years old.
good worker and driver.
70. = Queen, snrrei mare, coming Z
years old. good worker ana driver.
No. B. Hannis. bay mare, years old,
No. 4. Sadie, a dark iron gray colt,
coming ayeais old, good stock. promises
Il head OF good cows. some fresh and
others springing, l stock bull 4 slioat
PCS. IA lot OF g ickens, u haud OF good
ewes. Farming nlpltmcnts-1f farm way
on. ahaN rixgin g. / hor'e cart. jump
scat carriage. / Germantown wagon, l
carriage pole, l buggy. l Minneapolis
hindt + as good rs new. Buckeye Model
mower. | horse rake. / endless chain /
horse power, Bedford and Desrlng
grain drill, iIonch cultiyHtor Iron Age
cultiVnior, plank roller l Moxginson
corn marker, Sylitt use pluws Nos. aud
:, oliver chilicd pillow No. 70, | 1homnS
smoothing harrow. harrow seed sowcf.
grain fnu, corn shelter with shaker
basket sleigh, horse sled. grain cradle,
moving scythe. hay rake. = single har-
pUon hay forks, with rope and blocks; .
nay vll ricrs and track, cross cut saw Is
grain bugs, q feet Ia dlcr hay and man
urc forks, barn Ehovcis. . long handle
shovels. iron pot spade, lot OF double
and ngle trees. lotol COW ehIlns, hedge
ku ic,. grlndstonn. one sGccp dipping
tank. Team and pea two sets of wagon
harness, set IF slnnlo carriage harness. Q
scts VI plow harness, cart harness, com
plete lot OF uritiles. collars ANA halleIs.
Dairy Fixtures large butter tub. with
ic" cooler, butter churn and horse. 5
en- umety cars, copper kettle 20 quarts, .
wash tubs. Eall bnshel measure.
linuscAUil Gnd Kitchen Furuiiure-2
cook stoves. Index stove. Anticlinker
stove with heater. walnut extension
iahic ten feet, ! atOD leaf table, lot oil
other articles too tedious 10 mention
HUT interest OF 10 acres of wheat in the
ground.
TclmS-All sums OF f.5 and under cash,
ali over that amount II credit oil months
VIII 10 g,von by the purchaser giving u
II MAT ir oic with an approved cndors-
en- no interest II paid when due, IL not
pad wl3cn due interest from date.
i, ll.tfALEi}.
THOMAS SLACK, Executors,
JAMES T.. EDM.AASOS,1
l.. W. stadium IS Son, Aaetioncers.
q. W. Juirluder, tletk. ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

SHILOH : CAIAKEi REMEDY the
marvellous euro for Iutarrh, ipiphthe-
ria, CauilRr uotth. ami ileadnrhe.
With each bottle tiirra Is IN Ingenious
na-al injector for The l8oEr sG,.cessCul
t,ssa' U"tIt Gl these .1tupiulnE8 with
otlt HS,rr charge Fric.l5r. N Is. ban
forth whntesHLe and retHi agents. I'd
aud Market streets. Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

A story is told Of n young man and a
young woman in one of orr large cities
who entered II restaurant accompanied by
Il dignilcd hired chaperon, when, after
seating Themselves, the party partook of n
long course dinner, and during the entire
time neither of the you,.- people, either by
word or look appeared to acknowledge the
presence of the supervising third party
Washington Post.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

Why 10 so=mumy people we see
arOuLl us zen: IA p.sF,fr 10 81 Yer and
be lnuIe miserable br IN li&n4.icn, Con.
stipa' on, ''tAAiie=s, Loss Of Appetite,
Coming ~ ul the food le.iow Skin.
when los Glr at=Ysill sell tnnm ;sAilu!, ;
Nita,ierr, g.arunleNi to rHio them. y.
B vaHForth, wholesale aul. retail
AGENTS. II nLd Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28
JOHN WANAMAKER.
!. Z. corner EiE,h a,i kin IS

Is the Pla q to spend your money look
a 10 Neluc yun get We Mill I'LL your
hst~lint i,lr uue ,'oiiar. &ctna uf il, tnaturs,
for &c. gal On 81 sylup 70 !5e / pound
d coffee Tor 8 e. You can do for II We Il
Oh his ta'c. Right IN meal, h pound.
Dried app "a al s., m iIr. 'iiuI bags 81
-four. t.,Hpora I'd u'nc.herIies. chi y d
peaches pu1ld buate, OF pre- 4ciyes
atc haraatt Salmon IL lJ' "A can. ',iVt,
or tcit trial. he Fam of w cr'S ten
has gone " OF aud Suatn -uInauy inca
Hike COOL cup OF tea. Have YOU tri.,l
this household triuul. II Is 10 d il make
one ton pt cod "a so fur, AMI you Gcvei
haze any Cinic3s. Ihost' Washing Iua-
gh.nes. saw women tl,50 for one. At 4
II WEEK, ; L. Cor, 9TH AID Kin"
streets. t.S.hts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

The reputation of DIR. Bull's Cough
Syrup, the lnfallible remedy for all
diseases OF the throat and chest. has
undergone no dimirution In the past
century. The strong hold which It has
upon the confidence of the people Is
due not alone to It's great success as q
cough cure, but also to tho fact that II
has maintained uniform standard of
excellence since its origin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

1t is a good thing to condense when one
can; it is virtue lot to Use 10 words
where, as late public man hunorously
said, enc word would be rather more than
enough, but still, il n sincere opinion is
wanted, there are cases in which n siAecre
opinion cannot possibly be given in short
half line -ExchAnRe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28
Dn Ein;rlIeS.

George Il. Woodward Of Montchanin,
thiIstlaha Hundred. VITO had a leg
moAen Il low weeks aso by kick
iraH u cot has 60 far recovered A. t.
Is ttU'e tz-h1',yle around VITA tic ala
al aralr 81 crUleAes, winch were kind j.
t1tuD-hei hy .lis nnighRur BnttfR Tor
Tie utClsEoa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28
EXECuTORS' SALE OF REAL ES.
IL TATE.
viii be sold at public sale.
ON SATURDAY. MARCH 4th, 1898,


ON SATURDAY. MARCH 4th. 1898,
At O'Clock a. m,
A. the Court House, In the city of Will
min4ton the following described real as
tate lats Of Jane Il. Droomall. deceased
TO wit:
All that 10. of land with the dwelling
house erected thereon, situated In the
city of Wilmington, bel. bounded and
described us folilwa: beginning at II
point ON the soulher.y side OF Seventh
street between Windsor and Madison
streets ut tho distance of "a feet from the
westerly side OF Windsor street; thence
southcrly parallel with Windsor and
Madison streets. 81 feet tn IA feet wide
alley running from Windsor to Madison
street; thence along said allcy side west
eriy parallel with seventh street Is feet
10 Il stake, thence northerly parallel with
Madison street 81 feet TO tne aforesaid
\ dc OF seventh : rect, and thence along
seventh street elstoily l8fcet to the place
OF beginning, Terms of sale made known
at dag of sale. URtAli DRAKE,
JOSEPH TEMPLE
Geo. Drake, Auctioneer. Executors.
Flats
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

Pure milk and croum constantly on
hand, put up in glass jars when de-
sired, and delivered to all parts OF the
city. J. II. Porter. 18th and Madison
streets. Phone OH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

During the past week thousands of
the celebrated Nonpareil and City
Market cigars. made by II. 4. Bour-
don a. Bro, 4 East Second street. Try
one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-28

DUBLlC SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
L EiiTi-The subscribers will sell at
pubic sale on the Glendon farm of the
late John Peoples. In Christiana hun
dred, on the Lancaster Pike. near silver
brook on