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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-04
For Sale or Trade.
A THOUGHTFUL PARENT

| II. r. Wood, miles south of Lone Elm, has 10
| head of yearling and head Of 2-year-old steers
| for sale Also I-year-old Herford bull
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-04
Carlyle,

Mr.. Smick. who has been visiting relatives
here for the past few weeks, has returned TO
his home in Kentucky.
G. W. Moore made business trip to Moran
Saturday
Mrs. W. Anderson and her sons started to
Illinois last week for an extended visit with
friends and relatives. They will probably visit
the fair.
Mr. Grimm of Colorado, visited at +. W. Boul-
sons last week. His wife and Mrs BOulson are
sisters.
Miss Annie Vezie of Colorado. is visiting her
brothers at this place.
Mrs. s. T. Ryker is improving in health.
Miss Titia Alcorn in staying with Mrs. Ryker.
Mr. and Mrs j. W. Stinson and daughter of
lola, attended church at this place last Sab
bath. They can't stay away from Carlyle. and
we are glad Oft
Mrs. c. E. Sawyer is TO teach the Carlyle
school again this winter. with an increase of
five dollars per month in salary.
VIII Green began work for the Nezie boys
man.
harvey christian and Sherman Dickerson
each have new buggy.
Booker and Harvey Arnold drove down to
Shaw, Neosho county, last Friday. They re-
turned Wednesday.
D. NJ Smith is in quite poor health.
The ticket is nominated. and our man didn't
get there put we'll support the ticket IL is in
finitely superior to ticket which bears the
names of men who endorse dwellings admin
istration as wise, patriotic and just
Miss Flora Arnold teaches in Union district
west of lola the coming winter
Miss Lee McGurk of Salina, visited at Dave
christians last week. ONE OF TIE BOYS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-04

A year or 50 ago Capt. Slower wrote
a little note to the \. Y. Tribune In
which he said that McCOok Post had
a man who, from August '6l to April
'e5. "never was on furlough, never
was under arrest, never missed
DAVIS service, was never in hospital
or ambulance, was promoted twelve
times for gallant conduct on the field
and reduced eleven times for ID
meanness in camp A little while
afterwards Bill Conley got a letter
from an old comrade up in Iowa say
ing: 81 see that somebody has been
writing you up in the Tribune"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-04
WOODS PIIOSPEIODINE.
Tho Great ENGLISH Remedy.

Promptly and permanent
y cures all forms OF Nervous
, Weakness, Emissions. Sperm
|dforrhed, Impofencv and al
effects Of Abuse or Ercesses.
Been prescribed over IS
years In thousands of cases;
Is the only Reliable and Hon
est Medicine knorn. Ask
druggist for WOODS Pros
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-04
Olive Branch.

charlie Bacon and Mute Ard went to lola to
the county convention.
vara Starkey of Moran. visited at W. NJ. Mat
tock's the first of the week.
Misses Kate and Lizzie Bacon visited their
sister, Mrs. Jones, Wednesday.
The ice cream supper at c. o. Starkey's last
Tuesday night was well attended. there was -
or more there, good time and lots of cream.
Mrs. cox and Mrs. Gardner was the guests of
Mrs. C. o. Starkey. Tuesday.
Mrs Lizzie Ford and Emma Mattocks visited
Mrs. Dresden Isaac, Wednesday.
Adren Morris. who hes been working in the
hay out at Yates center. made his parents q
visit Friday.
John Morris is on the sick list
C.. O. starkey and wire went to Uniontown
Wednesday.
s. s. Downs and family Sun1ayed with Mr.
DIS. sister, Mr.. Garard. in Bronson.
Misses Hattie Downs and Bertha Funk are as
sisting Mrs. carter in the Virginia house in Mo-
ran.
Sam whitlow made application Tor the .. B.
school and MI culhertsol the Eismore school
Joe Harclod cut Geo. Ford's fax the last of
the week.
Ada and Ella LaRue visited the Union s. s.
Sunday.
Ella LaRue is staying with Mrs Davis. north
of Bronson U&I
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-04

A Lawrence friend of Judge Scion
O.. and II. Dwight Thacher tells a
good story on them. He says that
about ten years ago the two cousins
took council together to determine
why it was that neither of them ever
had any luck in politics. They at last
concluded it was because they were
not soclable enough with men, not
enough after the "hail fellow well met"
style. They canvassed all possible
remedies for this defect, and finally
rejected all of them till they came to
cigars. All the "hair' fellows they
could think of were smokers. That
settled it. They would learn to smoke.
A nd they did. ut was sight for
the gods" says the man who told us
the story, "to see those two old men
get together in the evening when they
thought nobody was looking, and
sneak around behind the barn, like a
couple of boys, and solemnly sit there
and help each other smoke. 1t was a
tough pull, but they finally got there"
And we guess that was really what
was the matter, for since that time
Dwight has been elected State Print
er and the Judge State Senator.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-04
Prairie Hall.

Our corners made quite lively appearance
the day of our local convention.
Our corn is drying up in places in different
localities.
Our roads have been undergoing repairs, the
grader was at work Monday.
The ladies aid society met at Mr. Boeken's
the 18th and had a pleasant time. Owing to
the busy time they have suspended until the
first Wednesday in October. They presented
the pastor with quilt
The Evangelistic Grove meetings will COM
mence on the eve of the 18th and last over Sum-
day. They are expecting Prof Hobbs and 9TH
ers to assist 1t will be held in Browns grove.
The Cain sisters of north of lola were down
Monday and stayed all night at Mr.. CAROLS
of Independence.
Marion Anderson will teach Independence.
Harry Boeken was elected treasurer for Prairie
Hall school district
Tip and Bid Williams returned from 0rinoco
The crops are burning up and corn is 30 cents q
bushel there.
Charlie Woodland is up from Pittsburg, Kan,
his father, Dr. Woodland, has had an attack OF
paralysis and it left him in a critical condi-
sion.
We are glad to hear of Mr.. Aushermans nom
ination, and may he hold the golden key to his
election
Maggie Ramsey and Nellie Runyan were at
Mrs. Gullett's last week.
Our convention was a success Webster John
son and sister and a number Of others were in
attendance from distant parts. MUGGINs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

The third annual dinner Of the Della
ware Society was given last night nj
bherry's, New York City. Eighty sons
OF the Diamond State sat down at the
large table in the ball room, which was
prettily decorated. Edward Is. Har
per. the retiring president of the soci.
ETY.. presided. At bis right were seated
Anthony Higgins, United States Sana
tor; Warner Miller, Wilson Lee Cannon
and l. Z. Quigg. AT his left were Jos
Nj. Carey. United States Senator from
Wyoming; j. w. Nrooman. |. Layton
Register, Benjamin L. Biggs and
William B. Perkins.
At 10 o'clock Mr. Harper raped
for order. and delivered an address oi
welcome, in which he extolled the
many virtues OF the Sons of Della
ware. Senator Higgins responded to
the toast, 1.-The State OF delaware"
Senator Carey spoke on 1.-The West
and its Resources; Warner MillsI
discussed THE Nicaragua Canal; Mr..
Register paid tribute to THE Sons OIL
Delaware; Wilson Lee Cannon spoke
of The City Of New York." and l.. Il
Qulgg OF The Press.
Among those present were Read
Gordon, o. l.. Baldwin, DR.. L. u,
Campbell. 4. A. Burnhan. William +
Harrity, L. ID. tahoon, d. l.. Rockwell
W. +. Rawlins, Henry h. Stup,er, b
i. Biggs, W. b. Wilkins, A. j. Cordiei
and Robert w. Todd.
The following officers Of the society
were elected at u meeting held before
the dinner: President, W. b. Williams;
first president, II. b. Stapler
second vice president. John b. Moore
secretary. $. L. McGonigal; treasurer
L. =. Abercrcmbie: executive commit.
tee, b. Harper, Robert W. Todd, j. b
Dilworth, ". L. Peoples Il. d. Ca
hoon. Dr. J. II. Marshall, Wilson Lee
Cannon. X. L. Cochran and w. Ii
Stapler.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
Dots.

Strong cough candy at Ferguson 8,
at ii East Second street.
oystern at 80, 35, 40 and As cents q
quart. at Ainscow's, No. T07 Shlpley
and No. los East Fourth street.
Try bottle OF Taylor and Fuller.
tons Cough Syrup for that cough of
yours.
Professor Arthur Beardsiey of
Swa,thIuore College will address the
| Friends Circle at Fourth and west
streets tonight.
Building Inspector Dohl has con.
demned the tchimneys on the houses
| Nos, Ti5 and III 1atnall street. The
thawing weather 70 injurious TO chin
| neys.
Delaware pensions have been award
ed as follows: Original-Henry S.
Whit efleld. Nelson Craig; minor OF
Nathaniel Wiikerson.
The regular monthly meeting of
the w. G. 4. U. will be held at their
headquarters, No. 100 West Eighth
street, tliis afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
A vocal and Instrumental concert
will bo given by Professor Gerhard
Sehirmer and his scholars in German
Hall on Monday evening, February 20.
Mrs. Julia Wallis. wife OF DR.. w. G..
Wallis Of Kenton, died suddenly of
apoplexy.
Clover seed is selling from $40 to Gil
pcr bIshel about double the price
last year and calculated to scare the
farmers in the lace of tho wheat quo
| tatiuns.
a lot Of counters. show cases, shelly.
sings, furniture DC, is for sale at No.
IFS Market street.
Special services of unusual interest
have been held in the I'd Baptist mis-.
sion. coz. 9Th and French streets, during
this week. Iu-nigbt Alr. Bullen viii
speak upon the subject Of tho second
coming of Christ. When will Christ
Conner All are invited TO he present.
Mr.. Bnlien Will sing during the even.
ing. Meeting at f.30.
| Tie third quarterly meeting will he
held Sunday, the 10Th, at Moore's A. NJ.
Il. Chaptei, MeDoweliville. There
will be preaching at 1890 n. M. 230
.. M, 7.30 p. m. The Presiding Elder
will preach at 1880 a. III. We will have
strangers all day with us. All are
| invited TO attend. Our piotracted
meeting will begin on Sunday, the
10Th. Pastor Erisby Gibson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1893


Government by commissions has re-
celved the black eye iu Philadelphia.
The commission for the Building of
the city hall at Broad and Market
streets has Tor years been futtening on
the plumber iilched from tile taxpayers
of Philadelphia. 1t was SO firmly In
trenched beyond The power OF the peo-
pie that II dciied public opinion and
boosted that 1t was not amenable to
the pc ople, But tho commission went
too far, and the people, Hike trodden
worm turned upon the foe that es-
sailed 1t. The commission tried to
Keep itself solid with al! that there
was corrupt in politics aud snapped
Its fingers at the best elements of the
taxpayers with an air of"what are you
going to do about it."
But the people see med to have found
O way to get at this monstsi that was
sucking the life blood of tue city, and
they have gained notable victory
over the plunderers. The once proud
aiih HduS was ny
the Senate OF Pennsylvania on We'd
nesday to bite the dust OF hu,nilia.
tion. by vote oil So to 5, Il will meet
as disastrous 4 defeat In the house.
and this will be about the emil OF com
missions in Philadelphia for many
years to come. The now city hall will
be finished by direct legislation from
the city councils OF Philadelphia,
which are IN fun touch and sympathy
with the people.
When will the time come when cuu-
missions in Wilmington will meet
the same fate that this one has i'll Phil
Gdeiphia? After all 1t Is tho better
part of local goyement to keep down
with the people. They may be wrong
sometimes. but they will not he at
ways wroGg, and oven II they are
wrong sometimes they huve the pow
er to right themselves and VIII do II
In tho future, whether tho period DO
long or short.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
1,RUsTEEs sALEoF
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue OF an order of the Chancellor
OF the State OF Delaware, made on the 9TH
day of Feb. A. D., 1879, will lie exposed
to sale at public vendue. on Satur lay,
Feb. a. 1893. at 10 O'Clock, u. M , at the
Count House, In the city OF Wilmington,
the following described real estate, late
of Znchariah q. Dennis deceased. to wit
All that certain lot with FOUE-
STOR b lex STORE AND
ID w l. LII N q thereon, situate in
the said city of Wilm inEton. on the east
elde OF Market street between 9TH and 5th
streets at the distance of a feet inches
from the southerly side OF 9Th street,
having front of 20 feet on Market street
aud depth of IS feet 3 inches parallel
with Fifth street to n feet wide alley ex-
tending to Fifth street. with the usa and
privilege OF said alley In common with
other legal proprietors forever.
The building contains IL rooms. inclu d.
ing kitchen and bath. IL is one ,of the
Lest business stands in the city.
And IL is ordered by the Chancellor
that the Trustee make return Of its pro.
| ceedings under this order to the Court OF
aiianuery ON Monday, the 9th day Of
March. A. d.. 1e9i
Attendance will he given and terms
| made known by SECURITY TRUST AND
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Trustee, or
BENJhMlN NlELDS, Its attorney.
Attest: Coien Ferguson. Register
Court OF Chancery.
L. W. Stidham a Son. Auctioneers.
NJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
II May IL Intrrcsllnr 10 Iinn,


That when excnrAiuns rates arc made
10 Ihlch20 for people WHO llvB i'll the
Last, to enanle them TO attend the
Wutid ; Fair next year. il Is contenplat
ted 10y the Western roads to also MAX q
excursion rates tron Chicago to all
principal business anG tourist points in
the west Northwest aud South west ]
that those who desire to spend few
weeks among their friends in the Great
West may Lave an opportunity oil
50 doug without mourning much
additional expense, 1t may be we'll 10
consider this subject in advance OF
aetuh time Of starting, md the thic-
ago, Milwaukee, 4 81. Pant hallway
o. has issued maps and time tables
and other Instructive reading matter,
which II viii be glad To inruish free OF
expense upon application by postal
card addressed to JoiIS r. Porr, dis
ttirt Pass. Agent, &. SO Third street,
Philadelphia, IA,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

Sales Of Personal Property will take
place as follows:
Feb.
~, Wm. J. Quigley. 2ud and Tatnall.
\ Iseni Estate mt Court House.
IS Real estate. Kirkwooi.
~ ). W, McCaulley, al Court House,
- security Trust Safety Deposit Co.,
Court House.
20, Farm, Brandywine IId
u. Peoples a. jackson, Mill Creek lid.
~ Eiwool Webster. horses. at Hocleessiu,
u, Levi Eldridge, Brandywine lid.
2. Furn ture. l2JI West I'd street.
x Y. II Palmer. Christianu Hid.
" y. Il. Zimmerman. horses.
=, John 4. Elliott Brandy Hid.
~ Hamnun 4 Fulmer. Chester. Pa.
" Elizabth Hendricks, real estate.
X stewart Estate. Christiana Hid.
lA a. ID. Iecarpenticr, Christiana Hid.
ss Joseph sapp, Pencader HID.
q Sarah u. lalley, Del. Co., Pa.
= u: L. Hutchinson. Appoquinim nix Hid.
- a. Il. sanhorne. at Court Houss.
- DENIES tttatc ut Court House.
-. sale at Court House.
M.eh.
!, .. +. Ecklos New Castle I'D.
Peoples farm, Christian Hid.
y Estate or Mr.. EdmenScn. N. z. Hid.
O. Isaac Nansant. McClellandsyiile.
9 Caleb sud l:dmanson,
Louisa Z, Weldin, Brandywine Hid.
8 John u. ieNey. BrAndywine hundred.
:. John Talley, Braniywine lid.
e; H. Ayers Brandywine iii.
Z Ihonns Barry. New Castle lid.
p John Taylor. Hockessin.
y. Thos. A. Hail. ChristIana Hid.
y James Gregg New Castle Hid.
y. J, I. Mclaughlin, Front and Shipley
- H.k. Armstrong New Castle Hid. %
IL. T. Is. Dougherty, Livery Stable City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
l-aCes &C..

Since everybody praises and
admires, and nobody finds
fault or critici2es, we feel
that our stocR must have
been well aud jadleiously
selected.
The Velvet department. is
a feature IN oeu house. We
have always done largely in
this line. but never before
III such an array Of cclots
and prices as nov.
The Aey irilcscent yelvete
are sinffiy5eaUtifai.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17


The new Commander OF the Della
ware Department OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic, BENJAMIN ID. Bogia,
liz a Wilmington resident and enlisted
In the First Delaware Regiment as a
private in June, 1881, serving up to
the battle cf fredericksburg, where he
was wounded In the hand.
While on furlough he was honorakly
discharged to accept commission as
First Lieutenant and Adiutant of the
Eighth delaware Regiment.
lie was at Appomattox. Antietam
and Norfolk, and at Hampton Roads
saw the naval battle between the Mon-
ltor and Merrimac. He took part In
the capture OF Norfolk, and halped
garrison that city and Portsmouth,
Va, until after the battles OF tho Pen.
insula. Then the Eighth Delaware
was attached to the First and both
regiments were sent to reinforce Me-
Clellan at Antietam. There Iieuten.
ant Bogia won official commentator
for his bravery. He has boon identified
with the Delaware Grand Army since
Its organization.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
KENNARD G CO.,
623 Market Street.

A glance here and there'll
remind you OF the approach
ing season.
Spring things visible on all
the counters.
Each day unfolds some
new treasure.
Rich, beautiful conceits.
Well gladly tell you about
them - there's something
worth knowing.
Well take pleasure in
showing them to you -
they're worth seeing.
Silks in beautiful array.
Wool Dress Goods Of
the very newest.
Cotton Dress Goods in
wonderful profusion.
Hosiery by the thousands,
and only the best.
Handbags in 500 differ.
ent designs, the greatest and
cheapest in price, quality
the best ever shown ovel
our counters.
Laces in such quantities
that you'll be surprised al
the vast assortment, the
beautiful designs and low
prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
wANAMAKER,s.

any falsehood upon them
They are excellent Shoes,
both in shape and for ser.
vice, and an extraordinary
bargain.
Market street.
Atalauta was the lightest
footed girl Of antiquity.
The myth has come true
in a wheel.
Our Atalanta is one of the
lightest, swiftest, best Bicy-
cles of to-day.
30a lbs; a first-class $3.50
machine in every respect.
Price $3.50.
Market street. Basement.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
A Generous Hirln.

The DUPONT powder co mpany of this
city, also of Wapwallopen, Luzerne
county. whose agent OF the defunct
Ruckafellow Il Co., bank, located at
Wilkesharro. Pa, which bursted, an
bounced on Thursday afternoon that
they would pay dollar for dollar on all
the deposits their men and their fami-
lies had made in the wrecked bank. 1t
Will entail a loss of some $i5,00u on
the DuPonts. The Dufonts are gen
efous this is only one OF the many Of
their worthy aets which Lave gotten
Into the newspapers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

You cannot get gold dollar for
liftr cents, nor can you get pound of
2ac. honey made by the busy bes fui
less than market price 4 representa-
tive WAC passing along Market street
Ia Philadelphia on Thursday, and see-
inv lot OF supposed honey displayed
IL Il store window with the astonishing
" low price OF get "A haN fu ten days.
tie purchased u box. brought it home,
, tasted 1t. IL was nothing iesa Than
manufactured honey matte by the arts
of mas with tils aid % machinery. II
yoa want pure honey buy it from u
/ reputable dealer. who either Keeps
bees or buys straight goods.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S
Clothing at Cost!

We have a very large
stock Of Boys and Chi.
dren's Goods as well as a
complete stock of Mems and
Young Mems Clothing, We
want to sell IL Tor various
causes. and offer it to you
as Il decided bargain at cost.
Come and see us and he
convinced for yourself.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
Eoko Smith Known Here.

Hoke Smith, of Georgia, who will be
Mr.. Cleveland's Secretary Of State, is
we'll known by JOB Fl. jackson OF this
city. Mr. JACKSON says Mr.. Smith Is
ono of the strongest young men that
he knows, both intellectually as well
as physically.
"a year ago had some legal busi-
ness IN Georgia and selected MrSmith
TO look after 1t ] had some cores
pondenee with him before / went
South, and when met Mr.. Smith /
was very much impressed with his
manner ! afterward heard him In
court. He made II good showing and
handled his case With much tact.
II believe he will make q good cabi-
net officer, Judging from what know
OF him personally.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

AsaERED by the failure of their
scheme 10 put political riders on ap.
preparation bills to defeat soldiers
drawing pensions, the Democrats of
the House Yesterday, following the Ok
ample OF the Populists in Kansas, in
augurated riot, but on u smaller
scale than the populists' rebellion MIR.
Turpin. OF Alabama. after making q
foolish exhibition Of himself permit
ted his friends to capture and hold
him to keep lin FROM hurting some
Republican member yho was not pre-
pared to behave all he said about some
of the cid soldier pensioners. The
Republicans in tho House OF Repre-
seRta,iyes are no more easily scared
than the Republicans Of Kansas.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

A two-year old child, given up bv
her doctor, cured MI. Henry Umfre.
vile, l19 Elmer street, Buffalo, N. Y,
relates the following: -Four years
ago first tried DR.. Bulls Cough Sy.
rup for my little two-year old daugh-
ter, who was given up by her doctor,
and three or four bottles completed y
cured her. have two children, and as
soon as cold or cough affects them,
down comes thekyrup aud away goes
the cough or cold"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

4 nesiflck Shul entertain.
ment was giyen last night in
Institute Hall Tor tie benefit Of Bran.
DIVINE NJ. T. Church. A large audi.
ehce was present. Thomas McGrea
was pedagosne James Ciavten,
John Bennett and David Burke were
tho school committee. Tho following
were the scholars:
kaLle Smith, CaIlie Barnhi!l. Annie
GEM, Florence P0insati, Saliie Gagen,
Salie Broomall, Ollie Broomall, Flor
enco Forsythe, Laura Reynolds, Ida
harnh!ll, Nettie Lewis Annie jackson.
Mrs. James Clayton, George Hayes.
William Morton, W. s. Clark, robert
Rreomall, William Hayes. Joseph la.
yis James Poinsett. Rnel Lummis,
Fleming Clayton. George Lowry, j. o.
Reynolds ami Joseph Rowland.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17
About the Peach trup

4 eespaci from Lamhertville, N. j..
says even il the De:awatE, peach crop
i future this year there viii u
pleiitA OF the luscious fruit Tor all, al.
though iAey may t,tata Il little of the
67.cent dollar tiu !terioa county viii
sead Il pilhhpnG ~ crup To market.
ilefn alai n ltasta nj Lon peach trees
OF he choicest varieties n the county,
an. Slae4 T. Fray Is author j. for tne
statement that AFT 4 Il CT ful test lie
fodTs hut 90 per eeGt. vi Tia badf
damaged by The cold. He also say
TIE seH@ou i low too far advanced
Tor the buds to be destroyed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-17

Mechanics cannot afford to be with
out Salvation OiI--Mr. Frank StuDen-
haver 1857 Elm street Dubuque. Iowa.
tells us OF the good results obtained
from it as follows; Il used salvation
Oil on Ii sprained elbow. which threat
enad to prevent me from working, and
with several thorough rubbings
awoke next morning go much relieved
to be able to go to work. Had | not
used salvation Oil, would have lost
q weeks work.