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a CAT WITH FALSE TEETH.
Feat of Young Dentist Who Had q
Kind Heart.

Feat OF Young Dentist Who Had q
Kind Heart.
The cat that owned the false teeth
had lost his own, and had his Jaw
broken besides by a drunken wretch
who beat him with n cobble stone.
With great care, the poor animal final
ly recovered, says Harper's Young Peo-
pie, but he had to be fed with little
milk in spoon for a long time. When
able to pursue his ordinary business of
catching rats and mice, he could not
eat them, because he had no teeth to
chew with. Something must be done
for him, for life supported on "spoon
vittles" was a burden, and 4 young
dentist in the neighborhood, who had
become greatly interested in the I'M
fortunate cat, resolved to try the eX-
preiment Of making him a set of false
teeth.
Taking the cast of the plate was a
terrible piece of work, as Captain OBJ
jectcd to it with all his might, but it
was nothing to what followed when
the teeth were fairly in. If the ami
mai had plunged and scratched while
the plate was being fitted, lie acted
illea mad thing when it was firmly
StIldCllcu 10 HIS JiLW--alInOuSn III was
well made, and fitted perfectly. lie
could not understand that it would en-
able him to continue the luxurious
feasts to which he had been accus-
toned, and for several days he was
furious over it. Every possible and
impossible scheme was tried to get the
uncomfortable thing out Of his mouth;
he tore at ii with his claws, he shook
his head violently to make it drop out,
he butted against heavy pieces OF
furniture, and if anyone came near
him he growlcd and scratched at them
There seemed to be danger Of his
going mad, and his friends were sorcly
puzzled to know what to do wr.h him.
when, greatly to their relief, he
calmed down, and appeared to have
come to the conclunion THAI his new
possession was, after al, blessing in
disguise. He was once more gentle
and aiicctionatc, as he had been pre-
vioTs To his misfortune; and the plate
was now often taken out between
meals and put back again. In this
way it was worn comfortably for over
year.
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FE Ma SEgSWS

Having located near tie Government De-
pnrtIncntS we arc able to give y.ur claims
'Dettcr attention tEnn attorneys located.
'lscW EeIe, Special attention given 10 diff
cult and rejecta': claims. 1t your present at
torEcy dccS dot suit you, and is slow, write
us. S ldtrswEo have lost their ~ scharges
can obtain new ores. Charges OF assertion
removed. No fee unless you get pension.
advice FREE. Soldiers persistence at l. 50
than twely2 fFl2) per month, ana suffering
from disability in 0ddition ID that ramcG in
their rcu sion certificate NAV obtain increase
under the new lsw. II is not neccrsary for
yon 10 have gotten any GilmentG in war to
get iiens!onCd under the uiw law. Pensions,
for WIDOWS ana CHILDREN without r. gard t..
soldiers death; nothr"s ana fathers Wno arc
now dererdeli whether they ere GeTcu,l.
cnt on colder WhelI lac diCd or rot. PENSIONS
obtained for services rendered in LIeAi
nnG Indian WGrS. lieXicnn pensions can NOW
he increased to 1912 month. Suspended
pensions restored.
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mever JeH 6ctterdn all mY IJe. 1
am "'luch. pleased ,aUith the 1esWU, and
shall do oil 1 can to help yo1s. Our
patrons include Physlciaus, Bankers,
lawyers and leaders of Society. Our
goods arc not sold in drug stores; all
orders are supplied direct fro ii our
office. Price per package geo OF. 3
packages for So 90 by>mal postrnid.
Particulars (sealeu) Acts. sill COR
RESPONDENCE CONFIDENTIAL.
WILLARD REkEgy CO., Tgstaa, Eags
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CABINET,

Src'ty. of State -........ Walter @. Gresham,
scc'ty. of tie Treasury John &. Carlisle, Ey
sec'ty of War. ..... Daniel s. Lamont, n. Y
.aeety ..of the Navy. Hillary a. Herbert, Ala
Postmaster-General... WILSON Z. Di.sell., n Y
Sec'ty. OF the Interior. .loke SLt;.h. Ga
Atorney-Gcncrni...... Richard Olney, Nuss
Sec'ty. OF Agricultural. Sterling Mo1ton,Neb
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OFFICIAL DlRECTCRa
us. GOVERNMENT.

observation-disclosures CLEyELAED,R
Fice-President... ADLAI Z. STEyENsOE3
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P A 7 E Mt s,

Caveats, Trade MARKS, Designs. Copyrights
3hd Mi Patent business conducted for Nod E.
er"teY G"S. hufnI nation and advice given to
inventors Without chnrSe. Address, g..
TIC EtLEAN tiAII hGEsty,
BOX 1877. Washington, d. C,
UeSt IL 2ml
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
Revival at CENTRAL,

Never did the congregation of Cen.
trail Presbyterian Church appear hap.
per than last evening, and there was a
full auditorium with large after
meeting III the Sunday school room.
1t was EVANGELIST Persons second
revival meeting, whiuh will DO repeat.
ed this and tomorrow (Friday) even
ina and to which tho public is cordial
ly Invited.
His text was Psn. 81: S. ooh. Taste
and see that the Lord Is good. Blnss
ed is the man that trusteth in Hin"
Mrs +. +. pierson sang Boundla5s
Love" and Softly and Tenderly-Jesus
Is Coming" General Secretary j. Il.
King sang "Throw out the Lille Lino.''
The choir under MIR. +. II. Gaylsy's
leadership sang VIII ms did the con
grngation. They will be reinforced
this and tomorrow evenings by the
artistic quurtette under Alr. Horny
Bayard. Min, Taylor was organist.
1t has been n long time since 80
large and spirited II prayer and ex.
psrlence meeting has gathered at Cen
trial. About twenty five persons OK.
pressed sentiments Some rose in re
quest for prayers for their conversion.
others as new converts for spiritual
strengt hing and still others in graft.
tude for spiritual iieip received.
The majority Of tho congregation
fairly carried outline promise of kind
~ sociability made Yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

Thomas Il. Aliiliken, who Ia already
unier $500 bail TO answer two churaes
BEFORE the coming term OF the Court
OF tieneral Sessions was rc.arraIgned
before Judge Ball this morning on a
charge OF fraud as laid down In Statute
No: %. Laws of Delaware, as passed in
1873. The statute declares that any
fraud committed on any hotel lodging
or boarding house proprietor shall be
dd1udged a misdcmeunor, and for any
one guilty OF such offence he shall be
llned 800 or not more than three
months inprisonment OF both, at the
sentence of court.
1t Is alleged that Mlllikon secured
board for himself and Miss Katie Dun
lap at the Clayton Houseand loft with.
out settling the bill lie was not
ready for hearing and asked that he
might be allowed to consult Attorney
Chandler. Tho case was postponed,
ball
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
ON THURSDAY, FEB. %, Isos

the following personal property:
one bay mare, i3years Old. viii work any.
Whefe ana good single ira er. head OF
nome ra /" d COWS, Somr lilibe iii profit hy
dhyiof sale -ho ts.5o pair OF chlckons.
fbrintuI utensils: Studubaker farm
WACO. sol 10y wheels ami bed. market
dc'rhorn. Germantown wagon farm .rt,
good as new. Nhcntlpy bind T. new War
riur moving finchinc, Buc!teve combine
ma 'hiie, horserukc cora shelter, grain
seythe, SyraCu 'e pillow, Peacock pillow,
Morrison plow. harrow, 8 cnltiyators,
Wbeelharrow, lindsiOne. ladders, sin
eletreeS, uonblutIccs crowbar, poi dig.
ger, shove's. hoes, pi rs, forks, ston,
slcdge. maui and wedges beam and pes.
weights, 3dO pounds COW chains a lot ui
other chains broaGaXc and pitching axes
CT ss-Cut siwS, double haruDnn huy forl,
and pullcys, post machine uni nugcrs
Harness. tets oil ~iaGt harness. cart
harness aud hdtncs. I sets Of lead harnuss,
sets of ploW harness, set dearborn har.
ncsi, set OF carriage harness, brld gnd
collars. double and single lines lot of
ptheE hai ness. hay by the ton, corn by the
bushel, res OF VII at In tie ground
Dairy fixtures Two handle chltr, snaIl
churn. butter tub. butter worker . Iio,cn
milk pans. buckets and cream Ca ~ etc.
Household ami kitchen furnlture-Bed.
room suite. TO ,siend4. bureaus. wash
stands. Ingram and rag carpe O, corner
cupboatd, cook stoves and parior stoves,
thbl 8, chnlf5, eNieusi Il hble, cups. say.
GERS aud other dishes; vinegar hy the
gallon; lot OF other things loo numerous
10 mention.
.Tcrms-AIl sumo Of f20 and under. cash;
all over that alnuunt a credit of months
Will be given by the purchaser giving a
banhable note with approved cniorser.
SARAH Il. TALLEY.
j. ii. Slaughter, Auctioneer.
fl5-atd-ltwt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

MIR. and Mrs, Samuel Lysinger were
surprised at the home of Mr. Jas. T..
Semerteen No. 500 East 3rd street the
occasion being to celebrate the mar.
riago OF the above couple that was
performed few hours previous to
the surprise. Mr. and Mrs Semerteen
had prepared for the occasion but the
bride and groom knowing nothing of
IL Wero completely surprised. Those
that wore present We're: Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Deshazo, Miss Annie Dough-
Semerteen, Miss Amelia Grimes, Miss
Rachel Dougherty. Mrs. Frank Book.
hey, Miss Wllmina Dougherty. Mrs
Grimes, Mrs. Bullion, Mrs. Heugh, Mrs.
Smith, MIR. I. II. Ridgway Mr.. i. Il.
AlcDaaiels, Mr., j. Dorrell, Mr.. A.
Dougherty, MIR. Sturts. and Wilmer
Taylor, A pleasant evening was spent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16


Sales Of Personal Property will take
place as follows:
Feb.
u, Walton W. Morton. Brandywine HID.
10, VIM. J. Quigley, end and Tatnall.
= Real Estate at Court House.
IS. Real Estate. Kirkwood.
~ :. W. McCauliey. mt Court House.
IL. Security Trust s. Safety Deposit Co.,
Court House.
20. Farm. Brandywine I'D.
-. Peoples Il jackson. Mill Creek lid.
u. Ewood Webster. horses, at Hook esslu.
y, Levi Eldridgc, Braudyw inc lid.
q. Eurn tnre. 1901 West I'd street.
". .. IL. Palmer. Christiant Hid.
~. ID, u. zimmerman, horses
Y, John I. Elliott, brandy lid.
% Eiizahth Hendricks. real estate
%. stewart Estate. Christiaua I'D.
29 a. ID. Lecarpentier. Christiana Hid.
II Joseph SGpp. Pcncaicr Hid.
%. Sarah u. ralley. Del. Co, Pa.
= ID. +, Hutchinson. Appoquinim Hid.
.. a. Il. sanborne, at Court House.
- DENIES t.ttatunt Court House.
=, sale at Court Houne.
q. Mrs. NJ. L. litter. Pencader hundred.
Mich.
|, d. +. EOsles. New Castle Hid.
3 Peoples farm, Christian I'D.
.. Estate OF Mr. Elmen-on, N G.. Hid.
., Isaac Van7anf. McClellandsviile.
o Caleb and dmanson,
Z, Louisa Il, Wellin. l3randywine I'D.
!, John g. laltey, Brunlywlne hundred.
y. John Talley, iirJndywine Id.
y. q; III. Ayers. Braniywinu HI,
=. Iho'pns Barry. New Castle lid.
.. John Taylor, Hocl.es4in.
~. IhoS. \. Hall. Chrlstiann Hid.
IL, james Gregg. New C;tstl. I'D.
10, Z. H. Doughefty, Liver, stable City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

Tho HANDLERS Association, of vii.
mlngton, gave their first grand recep
ton ut the Red Mems Hail last even.
ing. The time was spent in soci Il
games AMI plays,Hnd all those present
enjoyed themselves very highly. At
II O'Clock the secretary, Mr.. Charles
a. Emerlng, called fof order and re
quested all to be seated, after which
tile committee began to serve Ice
cream and cakes In abundance, the
company doing full Justice at
all the tables, departing ut an early
hoir.
Among those present were Miss s.
Hickman, Miss Mcdonnell. Miss W.
Hall. Miss Bryant. Miss j. s. Hall,
Miss Bennett. Misses Lang, Misses
Jelterls, Miss Lightly. Miss livingston.
M!as Lberhart, Miss Parson. Miss $
Funek, Miss NJ. button, and many
others; Mr.. II. Murphy, William Wob.
ster. Mr.. Pierce, Mr.. Sits, Mr.. j.
Finn, MIR. L. Eunck. Mr.. ii. Row,
Mr.. III. Booker, Mr.. c. T.. Scarles MIR.
sullivan, Mr.. J. W. Ewing, and other
cents,
The committee Alfred s. Hall
president: I.eT!n Z. hudson, vice
President; Charles A. Emering, socro
taryi Miss j. $. Hall, tronsGrer.
Our best and sincere thanks to Miss
Hickman and Miss j. Hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

LYSlNG ER--DORRELI-At the Asbury
NJ M =, parsonage 2ss walnut street on,
by the Rev. John d. O, Hanna. Mr..
Samuel ]. Lysinger. OF Wilmington.
and Miss Mary E. Dorrell. of Kent Co.
Del.
DRANDT-NAYLOR- the West Pres.
byterian Church, February Is, 1893, by
the Rev. A. N. Keigwin. }. Harvey
brandt, of Philadelphia, Pa, and Viola
M. Naylor. OF Wilmington. Del.
sMTTH-HICKEY-At tho residence OF
Mr.. William Crawford. Newport. Del. on
Wednesday, the 18th OF February, 1893.
by Rev. +. X. Miller MIR. George II.
Ella Il. Hickey.
POLLOCK-W HITE-nn February 18th.
1s92. by Rev. George l.. Thompson.
Samuel r. Pollock and Bertha White.
both of Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

A committee of the Board of Health
OF the state OF Delaware, consisting OF
IFS y. ". Cooper. president; David l.,
Mustard and Alexander Lowber, Drs'
L. q. Shortlidse and Willard Springer
OF The City Board OF Health, Dr.. A. t.
Neale, Director of Experimental sta.
ton of Delaware College, whine to.
morrow at Central Hotel at II o'clock
q, M, for the purpose OF Formulating
a Jill to regulate the sale of milk and
prevent its authorization in the state
of Delaware.
1t Is hoped that this competent coun-
ell of medical men will draft prac-
teal and definite bill that will protset
The health OF tho public and promote
the welfare OF all honest dairymen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

The ladies' OF Goodman NJ. E.Church
will hold spelling boo in tho WIZ.
wan at Delaware Avenue and Scott
street tonight. There will be two
classes. one composed Of scholars
under 10 years of ago and another
class of contestants OF over 80 years
OF age. There viii DO a number of
prizes given and cake will be served
To all who attend. As tho proeeeds
will be devoted to tho church all who
wish to spend a delightful evening
both socially and Instructive would
do we'll to attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
Dots.

Eggs ars selling for rs cents per
dozen at West Chester. Pa.
Miss Lizzie Woodward. private Sec
rotary to Hon. Smedley Darlington,
has been Ill In our city for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William BOLTON, Sir. OF
Chester, Pa, went to New Castle, on
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Dolton's sister, Mrs. Abraham
Conner, widow Of Ex-Sheriif Connor.
Miss Katie N. Semerteen of Little
Creek, Del. is visiting her brother JAS.
Il. Semerteen OF our city.
Mr.. Albert E. Keigwin will preach In
the West Presbyterian Church at las
O'Clock this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

The rock CHRIST Jesus Is the head of
the lirst man and woman. my wife ana
]. Let us plural who are ono TEN
pie of the Spirit OF God. three in one,
speak. /. Che Lord1 am with you,
Tho God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob.
am God Almighty himself. who
dwelis III a temple not made " hands,
but IN chosen vessel. G. H. Wax
nam, the temple of the living God
Let the spirit of God speak again and
let the world obey. TiIrae in one God
is with me. &. IL. w.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
Anuselueuts,


''The Country CIrcus' was given for
the last time at the Grand Opera
HOUSE last evening before another
large and appreclative audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew will ap.
pear tomorrow (Friday) night in their
successful comedy, That Girl From
Mexico This comedy belongs to that
vast category OF theatrical entertain
ments which rely solely on the Gle YER
ness OF the performers to make them
II has Il wildly extravagant
plot and will be capably interpreted.
1t may safely be stated that Mr. and
Mrs. Drew are delightful entertainers
and their engagement should DO O
SUCCESS.
On Saturday evening that eyerlast-
Ing interesting melo drama "Kidnap.
ped" will be presented at the Grand
Opera House, by company of oapa-
BILE players. 1t Ia from the pen OF ID.
X. Higgins author OF very successful
plays, and deals With life in the homes,
the slums and streets OF CITY. This
is a strong drawing attraction and
should draw we'll here.
The romantic comedy "The Still
Alarm will be presented at the Grand
Opera House, next Monday and Tues
day evenings by a strong company, in.
Guiding the favorite little artist, LII.
tie Tuesday" q Niece of the author,
Jos. Arthur. She Is the most fasci.
mating song ana dance artist on the
stage to-day. Her grace would be a
credit to some older artists In tho pro-
fession. The drama deals with the
fortunes and inisfortunes OF a New
York fireman and Is admirably pre-
sented. Tue house should be packed
at each performance.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
That charming artistic. Miss Emma
Bell, and an excellent company, will
present that striking play, "rhe
Clemenceau Case" at the Academy of
Music this and tomorrow evening and
tomorrow afternoon.
Whatever there has been immorally
seen In this piece originally has been
very cleverly eliminated. Even the
most repulsive features of the story
Itself are stricken out or so carefully
draped as to rob 1t of the chief OBJ.
lection. The part of liza" ia grace.
fully presented by Miss Bell, In beau
tiful costumes. In fact the whole
company Is above the average. It Ia
evenly balanced, with no sticks and
Tolls Tor so-cailed stars. Each of these
performances should be well attended.
Mons 8, boys and ohlldren's clothing,
goods, all ut COST, to sell
Them. 60 SEQ the goods and you'll buy
Tor future use. Glbney's, Eighth and
Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
A Visitor From Africa,

W. II. Cro5ser of Van Bassnr of the
West Coast of Africa, is visiting his
many friends in this city. Mr.. Cros.
ser IS native of Maryland, but went
10 Africa over forty years ago. He
returned to this country In June last
AID since then has been Waiting his
relatives IN this country. Iia intent 8
To return TO his home In a few months.
While In this city MIR. Cro-ser Is visit.
ing Miss Mary Welsh, Mrs. Susanna
Miller and Stansbury Murray, Jr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

Tio following Testimonials came TO us,
Kenyon Il Thom+s Co. adams, N. !,
Gentiemen-tor the past two years have
suffered terribly with what CprtOrs call
eczema. During his time | have com
suited several physiclnHs ana used u
nunb Der OF wcll-inown remedies but
could get no relief, until finally | was
urged to give your IeinH iiCl Il trial
cannot say cn6u4h Ia praise or them. Al
present | am a well rs ever was In NV
lie aud owe my sincere thinks to YOU
for DR.. llale's Household ointment and
lea. Auy one duubtlrg the sInee.cIty OF
this testinOn will confer a favor Inv
addressing, Very truly yours n j, Nc.
Ma BIB, IeoIn!nstcr Mass.
These remedies are for salo ut 25c. and
800, ut Beaton Smiths drug store. 18th and
Pine SfS :
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

Constable Isan Il. Brown was ar.
raigned before the Municipal Court
this morning. on warrant CHARGING
him with having committed an a ssauit
and battery on Mrs. Annie Faclable,
of No, 155 West Second street. The
assault 1t is alleged to have been com.
mitted same time ago, while the con-
stable was making levy on Mrs.
facable's household goods. As
Brown was not ready for hearing,
the cage Was postponed until Monday
evening"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

An Interesting service was held at
Inc Eodnsy Street Presbyterian
Church last evening, led by the Rev.
Albert Kelgwin, VINO preached from
Tho text: Behold, | stand at the
door and knock" Twelve persons
rose for prayer at tho close OF the
meeting. The meeting this evening
Will begin at 7.45 O'Clock. Praise ser.
wee Ut Tl5. All are invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

Andrew Young, the young colored
boy who WIS yesterday found guilty
Of larceny before tho Municipal Court
was held undor hall for his appearances
NJ tho higher court by Judge Ball this
morning Young would hive been
sent to the reform school had 1t not
been for the long term he would have
to stay there while II short sentence
would do him as much good. Dail was
fixed at 500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
LXECItTORs' SALE OF REAL ES-
VIII be sold ut public sale,
ON SATURDAY. MARCH 4th, 1873,
At II O'Clock u m,

~ the Court liouse In the city of vii.
mins ton, tho following described real es-
ta,c lhte of Jane H. 81 oomali deceased.
20 Wit:
All that lot Of land with tho dwelling
hOuse erected thereon, situated la the
city Of Wilmington, bel. bounded and
described US Toll nws: licg nuiuG at Il
point On the suuthelsy s.dc OF seventh
street between Windsor and Madison
streets, at the Il tstnncc OF "a tCot from the
westcrly Side Of iIdSor street; thence
syuihgrly parnllul W tn Windsor una
Madison reefs. 81 tees 10 n fceT wire
alley running from " indSor to Madison
ntreati hence aIonG said alley side Syrst-
crly parallel Win Nev nth street Is FEET
10 II 5tniie, thence i!orthvriy parallel with
Mud son street 81 lcEt 10 Tt uforr,:,fd
de Of HcVouta s rect, and the,lco .iluuF
seventh street 4 SIC, y feet to tn. pltce
OF leg inning. Terms of safe made known
ut day of sale. uttiAIi DRAKE,
JOSEPH TEMPLE,
Geo. Drake, Auctiuneer. / xccutors.
II1-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
BOYS AND cHiLDREN'S
Clothing al Cost!

We have a very large
stock of Boys and Chill
dren's Goods us well as a
complete stock Of Mems and
Young Mems Clothing. We
want to sell it for various
causes, and offer it to you
as a decided bargain at cost.
Come and see us and be
convinced for yourself.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
-~a1N-

DR.. Simms' White Pulmnnic DaIsam,
tho great lung and throat cure endors
ed by physicIuIIs, ciergymen, lawyers
and fully ten thousand citizens as the
grand medicine for coughs. sore
throat, Group, etc, and a positive con.
preycnter. soc and 81. Sold
by druggists oTerywhere. Medicine
parlur, AZ Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
uIrn

HY ATT-On February 18th A. Rachel
Hyatt. widow of tine late John Hyatt
aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends of the family are
requested TO attend the funeral, which
Will be held from her late home, Mt No.
23O Parish street. on Friday afternoon at
O'Clock. Interment at MI, Salem Gene
terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

Notice was given this morning by
MIR. ny OF an act to Incorporate the
Wilmington and Chester HALLWAY
Sumpauy uuJ rUc IngnlagIS VIII 40
well b. handle all such bills with care.
as there Is no doubt that some OF them
are loaded ny the Philadelphia Irac.
ton ompa who seem to lie pos.
sesscd Of a desire to control the rail
way systems OF every city m the
Onion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16

Judge Bail this morning fined Jas
Slaughter 81 and costs for drunken
ness. Samuel Reybold and John Reed
we've lined - and costs each also for
drunkenness Thomus Furey aud
James UBonnell were each fined 81
tor tho same Uffehse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
A Itirthuax Snrr,rIsn

Geo. A.Whlte was very much surpris.
ed last evening on going to his home
No. 6O5 King street, TO meet a number
OF young lady friends who had doter.
mined to make memorable the 10Th
OF his birth. sumptuous
repast was served and all went as mer-
rily as marriage bell,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
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Dr. HnIo's Housebold Tao

Is a pleasant herb drink, which positively
cures dyspepsia, liver complaint, and ali
kidney diseases. Ono dose dag takon nj
bed time does the business % aud 50
cen y per package. Get 1t to-day at Bea
ton smiths. Seventh aud Pine streets,