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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
A conven,eu, Hotel site.

About mile north OF Oentreville.
along the Wilmington d Northern
Railroad, not far below Chadd's Ford,
stands what was formerly known as
the Lime Tavern According to the
old survey it stood exactly on the line
between Pennsylvania and Delaware,
but the line lately surveyed puts 1t In
Pennsylvania. 1t was licensed house
until about ten years ago. and the
owner OF the place Congratulated aim
self upon his double chance OF soour-
ing iicense-if he couldn't get 1t In
Delaware he could in Pennsylvania,
and his bar was frequently changed
| from one end of the house to the othel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

Thomas II. Vernon. partner Of Col
lectnr Cooper in the delaware Coun-
ty American" is developing talent
for interesting story writing In tho
columns OF that journal. His latest
novelette,. ROB ltulnor," Is founded
on actual incidents of life In Delaware
County and describes scenery and Nv
ing characters with n graphic pen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
On SATURDAY,
THE esTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1893.
at 10 O'Clock n. M.

The following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot or tract of land
situate In the city OF New Castle and State
OF Delaware: beginning at Il point on the
northwesteriy side of Eighth street
where the same Is intcrsucted by the
southwest side OF the New Castle nnd
tTcnchtown turnpike road; thcnceb by the
said side of Eighth street in u southwest
erly direction rs feet to the mort heaster-
~ side oil Fremont street; thence by the
said side of Fremont street In n north
westerly direction " feet to u line of land
Of George A. Tohln; thence by that line
in northeastcrly direction 232 feet to the
said side of the New Castle and French
town turnpike road aforesaid and thence
thereby In sOuthcasterly direction 50
feet to the place OF beginning, be the con-
tents thereof more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Ann q. Eagle and Edward W..
Eagle, and TO he sold by
PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
ShcriG's Office, Wilmington. Del, Jan.
TO- 1893.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

1t Is currently reported thnt Andrew
Carnegie, the Homestead millionaire,
wants to establish n big iron mill in
Delaware. that member of tho firm
of Carnegie, Phipps n 60, and an
agent of A. j. DreXol " Co., OF Phiia-
delphia, have baen prospecting Tor a
site, and offered $1,000 for the Ewes
farm, rear New Castle, with afrontage
on the Delaware river OF several hun
drel aCreS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

THE Homestead riot cases are be-
coming more mixed up. Attorneys
for tho accused prisoners will to-day
charge tho Carnegie Company with
Lribtng witnesses, basing the charge
upon tho alleged discovery OF a letter
from witness admitting the receipt
OF Il bride of $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
MoNDAY, JANUARY io. 1898.


tNhy Gray Is Taken for senator.
Hon. George Gray will TO night re-
|36iye the unanimous caucus nomih"-
ION OF his party for his return to the
V1ited States Senate, and tomorrow
~ nomination will he almost unnni- /
10usly confirmed by the Legislature. /
ere character and ability the only
eleites at stake, oven tbs two Re-
4lican Senators might very CON
Neatly vote for hiEi. but in this in
M the leading principles OF party
Izorms enterveno and prevent
=1imous vote. Whatever DOUBTS
~ Democratic United States
@otorr may have In regard to pro-
ettion. none linger in regard to Sena.
tor Gray's position on that subject
he is.an out and out free-trader as far
% free trade principles can 10 carried
nut in this country.
3 he ia In favor OF tariff for revenue.
30 are nil free traders. Even the most
{Abid English free trader is In favor of
mt OF course Senators Pilling and
y NcMullin cannot vote for him under
those circumstances The great ques-
zion at Issue between the two great
parties OF the nation is still the tariff,
notwithstanding the result Of the late
election.
r While Mr. Gray will be the unanl-
nous choice of his caucus to night
and will be reelected tomorrow, that
will not dissipate the little cloud much
larger than mans hand that arises
over his pathway. What might Eave
been was one of the things discovered
at the social-politics meeting hold at
K Mr.. Bayard's residence some two
\ weeks ago. Mr.. Gray had n chance oil
! being acceeted by Grover Cleveland a,
one OF his cabinet Advisors. Could ht
accept il, and if he did, who wouiC
succeed him in the Senate?
III there was certainty that Mr. Bay
nrd could have been sent to the Senat,
as Mr.. Gray's successor the latte
would go into Clevelaui's cabinet. Iht
matter was talked over by Mr.. Buyard
Mr. Gray, States Attorney Nicholson
Judge Grub, also. SO it is slid, an,
other Bourbon lights, who were pres
y u and it was decided that it woul
= not Dsssdfo for Mr. Gray to go int
The cabinet, as there was 10 certaint
whether Mr.. Bayard or Willard Sauls
bury would be elected his successor
z the way, Mr.. salisbury, althoug
10 election was carried for h
vas not one of the invite
$aeynolds' social gath
pMas found at that socij
fiihe el!5 House of Representatives a
Dover had twelve out of twenty-or
members who would prefer Mr.. Saul
bury to Mr.. Bayard for United Stat,
j Senator.
That discovery cast pail over u
meeting and 1t was hastily decide
that Mr.. Gray could not go into L
cabinet and Mr.. Bayard would hay
to remain in retirement awaiting
call which he will never got to emit
Grover Cleveland's cabinet He
strange 1t Is that Mr.. Cleveland
looking around for an aDlo Secretal
of State seems never to have thong
of his old secretary, Mr.. Bayard, fro
henceforth on 1t will be anything wi
tho Bourbons to keep down the risir
bower Of the Saulsburys.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

A mastery paln.cure-Mr. I. O.
Wegman, Isl Prospect street. Brook
lyn, n. Y, says this: while at work
| sprained my ankle and was only able
to get home with tho greatest diifi-
Guilty | sent for bottle of Salvation
OH and gave my ankle thorough rub.
bling, after which the pain subslded and
after second application tho pain en-
tirely disappeared"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
TlloY 1.-Two High.

The most lofty place in the world regu
lnrly inhabited BY human beings Is the
aaddhist monastery Of llaine IL itlihct.
~ Inch is about 1000 feet above lie SKA
.etel The highest inhabited spot on the
western hemisphere is Gi5icra, II railway
station in i9tr,, which is l5,635 feet abofe
the Pne,fie's level at low tiGe.--St l.ouis
lL.r.LLl IT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

just north Of Ccu;rev.lle, near what
ia known ~ Smiths Fridge, the old
lire between delaware ami lcnnaF l.
vanin, WIS coiucideut with the con. .,
OF the Hdywiue. Bat in the ltua
dfcd years that huve elapsed since tGt
/ no was surveyed. the eougse of tit
Hraudywlue changed, and the nov
survey malSes about an acre h. a Ell,
OF the creek, which IS ulg!0!no4 "
any one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
THE alsT DAY OF JANUARY. 1873
at 9 O'Clock, p. M


The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece of lana
with the threc-stOry hr elk dwelling
thereon erected, situate in the city oi " a.
mimEthn, HJUTt said, ouHded an L dos
ur.ltpd as follows, 10 wit:
beginning ut pojnt ON the northerls
side OF elNIh street, at he distance OF
thtrtyfour iuet SIX lie cs W steIly from
the westerly de OF Monroe street sev,
eMty-uuc feet to a stake thence northcr
ly pa. u.lCi with Monroe street seventy
OHe feet TO a stake; thence westerly par
allel with Sixth street sixteen feet 81,
nehts tuunOtLer stake; thence southcrl.
parallel with Mouioe street aeyenty-uni
licct TO the aforesaid side OF aiXth street
land thence thereby eRsterly sixteen fee
.siH inches TO the place OF beginning, b
the contents VIVA they may.
Sc Xed and taken IN execution as iii
propa,ty OF Andrew Winltlemanr Junior
aIdto he sod by .. =
\ FIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
sh 1T once VII i.'ii., on, bel, Jam
- I7ssl lie;
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
cxelers mud cnrrlor rlgcons.

Experiments with cyclers and carrier
pigeons for transmitting messages are be,
ing made BY the Gymnastic Society Of
Rome in the interest of the Italian army,
The rider carried n small cage attached to
his machine In which are several well
trained pigeons, When important obserya-
tions have been taken and jotted down
they are placed in envelopes and affixed &c
the birds, which arc liberated. In every
instance thus far the birds have flown
promptly aud in straight line back tc
dquarters Toronto Mail
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

FoR party that proclaimed It's
peculiar mission as tho Graduating
from the body polite Of all the &C.
noralization bred and nurtured by the
old political organizations the Kansas
Populists havo early developed u ten
dency TO tho ways OF unregenerate
MGctieal politicians. Thor struggle
with the Republicans over tie organi-
cation of tho Legislature has already
brought to tho surface tho existence
OF a fractional division in their ranks
One of the factions is headed by the
immaculate. Jerry simpson, who
/ has an ambition 20 he elected United
States Senator. In pursuance of this
scheme, they insisted that the Repub .
ylican monitors whose seats are con.
tested should not vote. But Cover
nor Llewelllug although he has since
Recognized tho Popullst organization
refused to cooperate in this scheme
Nd at this stage of affairs. Simpsons
pbition finds Itself baked. The NIX
Ing that we Will probably hear about
iesman Simpson will lie that he has
Aeded from the Populists and start
another new party,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

We have n speedy ad positive cure
Jor catarrll, dlphtheria, canker mouth
and headache, in SIIlLOH'S CAfAltRH
REMEDY. nasal injector free with
each bottle. Useit if you desire health
and sweet breath. n. Il. DanIorthh
wholesale and retail agent, I'd and
Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

As THE snowfall is about over, ap-
Eparently, citizens shonld go to work
with alacrity ana clear their pave
Rents OF snow and ice, which will add
much to their own az the pubic
4 bmfort.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
WaSAMiEER'S.
PHILApELpuIA, Monday. Jan. IL. 1873.

The Spring Challls are
ahead of thh crocuses. Only
40 or so styles. Dress Goods
folks say too few to men
ton. The stock already.
here would set many a good
sized dry goods store in a
formcnt Of joy. Sixty cents.
Southwest of centre.
Mems Ovcrcoats.
Fortune has q smile 70
the man who needs an Over,
coat; a broad, deep, money
saving smile. ...... ..
Best quality blue English Kersey,
A6 in. long, silk lined, double
breasted, So from $40.
Fine quality blue Kerscy, 46 In.
long, silk lined, double breasted,
Sa5 from SD.
Medium color Lambs Wool over
coats, $40 from SO.
-Four STYLES lIomespun Cape Over.
coats, $50 from $50,
Mems listers and gray Fur
Beavers $50 from rs. ..
Blue heavy Nap beavers $50 from
a25.
All the Mems Suits that
we're Sl5 to SIG 90 to Sl2.
1unlt CIR aud Market streets.
Boys Sailor Suits.
Dat of season. Yes. You
can wait till everybody wants
them and pay 50 or 90 per
cent more.
The maker wanted money
now. Hence the touch anc
so prices.
Sizes 3 to 8 years.
Atwood Flannols, Serge'
and Cheviots.
"A Suits at IS 80. worth $500 and 90 o
l2I Suits at $40, worth $3.50 aud s15
IU2 Suits at t5,Op, worth $3.50 and IS
listers for same size boys
So; Cape Oyercoats, foreigl
} stul(s, So.
} Atwood Trousers, So,
and more, or the lndostruc
tible Corduroy, $l.25.
:. Juniper and Mark, s'rce's.
| Bargain Books.
3 If the titles tempt you tn
:. = prices will.
! The idea! A full set {
Dickens, OF Scott or Bulwt
t at $40!
}. This sort of thing make
publishers very tired.
True, there are fing'
:, :, MARKS Of pin scratches c
!. some 81 the Books =
: boxes, but oitener than n
n YOU wouldn't notice them.
.9 Dickens WORKS., II vols. So 10.
a. SCOTS MaSeriy Novels, l. vol
n - 10.
II BulNars Novels l3 vols, $50.
TlarEcray'5 Norhs 10 vols, -,
kuzklas Norris X volsa 500.
IfyEHg's Lie Of Columbus, 2 voI
m S1e
+ Dalaas Count Of Monte Crlsto
A. yG3a g. cehto.
Mt llehcus Works, 10000 clifton,
TO rai-. 2&j.O1.
en- Washington living Work svol
II. Ssil,5.
ln Coo er's Works, ~ y2'
&C Shaae- prares hsugat.
Thirteenth street eute-a.r
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

W1TH wages coming down and the
prices of living going up, tho work
jngmen who Voted for Cleveland are
IN no very hilarious mood over tho
Ascesss Of tie Danto ie party.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

According TO an English scientist, the
red in flowers is a single pigment, solu
bic in water and decolorized by alcohol
but capable of being restored by the ad
dilion OF acids.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
ON SATURDAY, .
THE esTu DAY OF JANUARY. 1903,
At . O'Clock p. M,

The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land with the
buildings thereon erected. situate In the
city OF Wilmington, aforesaid. bounded
and described rs follows to wit:
Beginning at the intersection of the
northeasteriy side of Shallcross avenue
with the northwesterly side Of Rodney
street thence by said side of Shallcross
avenue north westerly no feet; thence
northrasterly parallel with Rodney street
q feet TO II stake; thence southeasterly
parallel with ShallCross avenue and
through the middle OF the division wall
OF this and tho adjoining house ITO lect
to the aforesaid side of Rodney street,
ana thence by the same southwesterly %
feet to the place of beginning, DO tho
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taEon in execution as the
property OF John Q. Kelley and Mary
Mills Kelley, and to be sold by
PElRCE GOULD, Sheriff.
Sherir's ONCE. Wilmington, January
II, 1898. i12
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
TIE Slsr DAY of JANUARY 1893
At "a locI, u, m.

The falla wing described real estate, VIZ:
All ttitt certain 10, piece OF parcel Of
land win u I.stolS lrlc. dwelling there
on erected, situate III tho city OF Will
min, ton, New Ca tie county, ltel.
BEGINNING nj point on the northerly
-idr uf seventh street, ut tie distance
westerly of T. tCet from tn westerly side
let Harrison STREET: Thence northerly Ia
.ltiei with Harrison street and crossing
"a proposed three feet wide aiiey lead 4
mo ituTI lsuu street l@2 feet to : AXE;
theHec cas'crly PARALLEL win seventh
strteI tsicrt to 81 -iHhr; thotca sonthcrlS
ID raliei with Harrison street and cross
{ M titt uhuNc-nCnti6G' Il three feet wide
|mley and passing through the m ddlc o
Itl Il vision wGll hetwt ca !s and The
lad IUiHinE house OH the east IL rect To the
.ulDrcsEid he 81 cyynih street, and
ItHvucc tlcrcby westerly Is ieet TO the
place OF beginning, be lho content there
Iui Whit they may.
seized and taken in execution as the
property OF William g. luggart and
Hannah l.. laggnlt, his wifc.mortgagors.
and j. II. Gould aud 10 he IL by
PElhtE GOULD, sheriff.
| stcrins ONCE, Wilmington. Del, Jan
n, Isa3. JIG
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
ON FRIDAY,
THE grin DAY OF JANUARY, 1893
At O'Clock, p. M,

The following described real estate. viz:
All thut certain mcssuagP, plantation
Dr. tract OF land. situate lying and being
in hppoquinimink hundred, New Castle
county. aforesaid. founded and described
iSs follows, that Is TO say:
Beginning ut II blue quarry stone, being
the corner now made between these
premises aud other lands of james V.
Moore, from thence with other lands OF
said Moore and binding Herewith, south
eighteen degrees east one hundred and
ninety one prrcheS to n stake in the
tou}h criy branch OF liangman's creek,
Icing II corner for these premises and
otter lands OF said Moore. thence mp said
branch a, binding with the watcrcuurse
thereof and with lands Of william and
Edward Webb to stake in TIE said
branch corner fer sal Webb, thence luay
ling said branch and through the woods
north iitty-tivc degrees west five and two
ltcfth perchcs TO a stone in said woods,
c5rucr for these premises and la Us OF
K yrus Polk, thence with lands OF said
Cyrus Polk north nifty degrees west sew
ienty-one and eight-tenths perches to u
corner in the centre of the state road
leading from CantwCll's Bridge 10 Black
bird. thence with said road toward Can't
we'll lsrid-e north forty six degrees east
'ninety.two and X-tenths perchcs 10 a
corner IN said road thence nortn thirty
three degrees east thirty-four pcrches to
Il e rncr III sid road. and from thence
north twenty eight und quarter degrees
east eighty six aud slN-temhs percnes IL
"A cGrncr in said road, corner for thesJ
premises aud othvr lands OF said Moore
and herewith south cEhty-scveu and /
haiti degrees east fOrty.siX and three
itenths pcrches TO the hrst-ment one
stone and place OF beginning, cuntainin.
ole hundred and Gig hty seven acres AM
enc hundI ed square perc.s cs exclusive O
roaGsJ, tic thesamo more or less, with
e two -turicu stCmc and brick dwelling ans
Kitchen and out houses thereon erected
? Seized and taken IN execution AS tn
pr perty of Henry IL. Appleton and Han
3 .nuh NJ. App etoiI. his VIE aud to be soli
: by PIERCE GOULD. sheriff
Shc1iT's Office. Wilmington, Del, Jan
uury 10. 1893 il0
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
oNTHURsDAY,
THE 2GTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1898.

TT : U F-TVF7'k II III
The 70 lowing described real estate, viz:
All that ccrtali lot OF land with II three
story brick dwelling thereon erected, sit
natcd in the c ~ al Wilmington. Begin
ming ut the s1uthwesterly mt rsection of
JACKSON and Linden streets ;thence south
erly along said side OF Jackson street II
feet thence westerly parallel with Linden
street 70 ieet TO the eusteTlS side of four
feet wide alley running from Linden to
Maple street; thence noItherly along said
alley sid II feet 10 the said sou herly side
oil Linden street ana thence by I c sal d
lcnstcTy ~ feet to the place oil beginning
bc the contents thereof what they may.
Sc Zcd and taken in execution US the
property of James Shakespeare and
aurtha his wife, mortgagQrS and t. t.,
and to he sold BY
PIERCE GOULD. sheriff.
Shcrln's Office. Wilmington Del. Jan.
10. 1893. jl0
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

C,nERIFFS SAIE-ly virtue OF writ
> of LcvarI Fuctns to me directed, viii
lie xposel to pnhlic sale. ut the Court
House. On Market street between Tenth
pud Eleventh streets, in the city OF WI.
uIpgtun, New Castle county, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
on THURSDAY,
THE CORN DAY OF JANU AIRY. 1929

At? o'clock p, m,
The following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot or piece of land
situate in Christian hundred, aforesaid,
nonndcd and described Al follows, to wit :
Is ginning ut IL point on the northeast
crly side oil Pcun>S iSania avenue, OK
tended, ut the distance of ITO feet north
westerly from thn westerly side OF Wood
lawn aver me- extended at nCorncr IN line
oil land now or formerly of llcni herd IL.
Moore, thin nuIIhaasl"riy y the line oil
lund Ia "A line ri right angles to Pchna.
ave ext sndcd, ldO tcGt; thence northwest
.cIly parallel with Feunsy lvpnln avenue,
lex ended % feet to point in line Of lund
ow or formerly OF Samuel III. Kelley
thence thereby southwcstcrly parallel
with the hrst dc-criLul liuc and in line
bat right angles TO Pennsylvania avenue
extended 40 feet 10 Il p"int on the sat
.uortEeasterly side OF r. nnsylVnnia ave
nue.. extended; thence thereby southeast
70 Iy 60i'ct % the place Of heginnlhE, ht
INC contents thereof what they may, etc
Seized and taken in execution ns tn
lproperty OF Elizabeth Kelley. wife 9
samuel II. Kelley. formerly Fli2Rbetl
lMOiIett, Samuc! II. Kelley and Is, tn'
to he sofa 10y PIERCE GDl Id. Sheriff.
4 Shrrin once. Wilmington. bel. Jan
|lO, ls4,. 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
DUBLlC SALE OF YOUNG WESTERN
l. HOBSEiS-I Will sell at Hocke SIN
Del, Oh
MONDAY, JANUARY Goth. 1888,
All o'clock D. m,

car load OF horses. suitable for heavy
or Zig hit dGlught. Superior drivers and
general purpose hor. es. The above horses
ana will positively he sold, Terms 10
days ELWDDD WEBSTER. jl2d- WITS
Stidham & Son, Aucts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

Look our for bursaius In cigars, over
half million. at Duls.eIHs, ~. i lust
SeEOMl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
Sleighin5 Accidents.


NtsI 7 Ht9IIF -ftWs
Three sleigh loads of people drove
up from Wilmington last evening. on
their way they upset ono after Tho
other n almost tho same spot on The
pike tits SIDE of lerrys tavern. Ihp1e
In tho rear laughed heartily Us they
saw the first load go over. They had
scarcely begun their laugh, though,
until they too were sprawiing ID tbs
SHOW.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

Quick lunches OF all kinds and hot
cakes at Gardners, Seventh and ship.
ley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16

This exceedingly cold weather should
emind cur kind.hearted citizens that
there is large number OF good peo-
pie in our city who are very scanttly
provided with fuel. wearing appa rel,
bed clothing and fuel. Only think OF
the thermometer ranging around zero,
sometimes below it, and large num-
bar Of worthy poor without fuel in the
house. This is u time for tho exer-
else OF large hearted christian charity.
The charity nseded now Is the kind
that all can take part in withou t
sociated Charities or OF the regularly
constituted poor authorities. Every
well-to-do family no doubt knows of
some poor widow struggling along
Nth number Of orphan children
to feed and clothe. There are families
not orphaned, but the head of which
may be lying upon bed of sickness
unable to earn the usual weekly sti.
bend with which to keep their families.
Such families need help and should
lOOhGu dlLGE with bAIphH hhLbA 'olV
Bone of these families arc very din
eult to find out. They have certain
sense and family pride about them
that prevent them from making theil
wants known. Amongst these arc to
DO found the most necessitous cases
None but a near neighbor probably
knows anything about such cases
Mrhey need help, however, and thei
feelings are to be more respected that
they prefer the pinchings OF want Il
ynn exposure OF their circumstances.
These people can DO aided by buck
cts full OF coal from the family COS
bin, clothing not needed In tie famli
wardrobe and food from the tamii
larder and pantry. These things Il
cost something, it is true, hat tht
charity that we feel not in the bestow'
of it is not the charity that lnalies til
giver happy and then the good oil
scriptural saying should not DO 70
gotten, that, "lle who giveth to Il
poor lendeth to the Lord"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-16
HOSIERY,GL0vES.
And MarinO Underwear,
For Ladies', Gentlemen and
Children.

The holiday rush is over once
more, and we feel very grateful
to our many patrons for their
liberal support, our trade be-
ing the largest in the history OF
Qua business, extending over a
period of IS years.
Notwithstanding this unusual
demand for goods during the
Christmas holidays, our always
very large and attractive line o