davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10
CROSBY & HILL
Important.

On Wednesday morning
next we will put on sale
four cases Monohansett
Bleached Muslin, yard wide,
slightly wet by fire extin.
guishers, for &C q yard;
regular price Sc.
100 dozens Damask Tow,
els, large size, 25c a pair;
worth Acc.
80 pieces Windsor Ar
mures. large variety Of styles,
excellent fabric, Sc a yard;
worth Zoe. This is a splen-
did bargain.
A lot of Misses and Chill
dren's Jersey Waists, regu-
lar price 81. Closing these
out at 15c each.
Further mark down in the
price OF coats. Closing out
without regard to cost. No
greater coat bargains IN the
country. Our coats are made
by the best manufacturers
in the trade. Make note Of
the following quotations:
| Plush Jacket, $3.50
to $500.
2 Plush Wraps, $3.50 to
IS. 80.
| Plush Wrap, $50 to
500.
2 Plush Wraps, $22.50 to
$500.
2 Plush Wraps, s25 to
$500.
2 Plush Sacques, $40 to
$22.50.
l Plush Sacque, s42 to
S23.79.
2 Plush Sacques, S55 tc
S27 50.
7 Ladies Long Black
J Cloth Goats from $3.50 tc
S4.o9, good storm garments
gilt.edge bargains in Misses
Jackets, Children's Coats anG
. Ladies' Refers, both plain
i, and furtrimmed. Very nice
: Fur Capes at 5000; worth SIS
: and $500, worth So. ON
5 better Capes reduced tt
/ about one,half price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10
FOURTH edition


At this mornings session OF court
the jury in the ease OF Benson, ys. the
Mayor and Council OF Wilmington,
were charged by Judge Cullen, after
which the Jury retired.
The following cases were reported
settled: James MeElwane. Va. the r.,
w. Il b. Railroad Company; Maggie NJ.
Tones, VS.. the p, w. x Is. Railroad
Company; Carl IL. Palmer, vs.. the Same
aud George Cook, vs.. the Baltimore x
Philadelphia Railroad Company.
In the case OF HeimraLh, vs.. The
Charles Mullen Company, the Court
ordered that he be paid $500 out Of
the funds In the hands OF the Court.
lie was represented by l.. Z. Nanao-
grift.
On tho application of Austin liar
rington the case of Lewis &. ADAMS VS.
Francis f. Clymer was set for trial on
February2. This Is suit to recover
damages. The plaintiff was employed
by the defendant. and while in his en-
a machine, and lie claims that the acct
dent was caGsed by the negligence OF
the defendant, in not having the ma
chine In proper order.
A. i. Cooper made application to
have Judgment given by jacob A.,
Iopkis re-opened, on the ground OF
fraud. This WAS opposed hy George
L. Elliott. and finally it was agreed TO
frame an ISSUE and submit the case TO
Il Jury. Friday was set Tor the trial,
The creditors are represented by IL. Z.
Conrad and William I. Lyman.
The case OF Virginia $. Mitchell, vs.
Booths executor, was called but as
the witnesses were not present, it was
continued. The plalntiIr is represented
by Lore and EmmoDs. and the defend
ants by Thomas L. Holcomb.
On thursday, the Court Will take vi
licohse applications. On Saturday the
court will adjourn for two weeks, fol
tine purpose of holding session Of
| Oyer and Tcrminer in Sussex county
On Monday two weess, court vii
again resume and hold u session o
one week, before the opening OF tn,
| february term.
Tho Jury in the case of Benson, vs.
the Mayor and Council of Whining
ton, came In at II o'clock and render
cd u verdict of $1,000 in favor of tn,
plaintiff. All the jurors were thel
discharged until $50 O'Clock this after
| noon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10
A STRANGE EXPERIENCE,
She Came Out Of It All
Right, but the Danger
Was Great.
What Few Persons Would Like
TO Go Through in This
World.
Seemed Alnu'. lika a Miraculous
Intervention d Providence
Ono can scarcely credit IL.

bne can scarcely credit IL.
Yet 1t all happened. and in tho little
town of East North Yarmouth. Maine.
And the lady lives to-day to tell the
story. Her namn is Mrs H. f. Skill
lin, and she is well known and most
highly esteemed.
IL seem s-bnt we will let her relate
the lnattor in her own words just az
she gave them to our reporter,
Il began at first having trembling
feelings OF the heart She said "and
was very bad at times, Any little ex-
citenent would make 1t worse. 1 be-
came languld, aud felt constantly
tired and worn, lost all my natural
energy and ambition, and was con5e-
quPntly weak and nervous.
Indeed, | was SO nervous at times
| could not bear to hear any one rocl;
a clair. lad numbnsss in my right
hand 50 II would seem apparently
dead; and when IL would come to its
feeling, there would be u deathly
ieeltrs at my stomach. | had u dull
tired feeling in INV head.
1T was evident that there was
terrible diseased condition of my
nerves and system which required i'm
mediate attention. | mt once beEal
taking Dir. Greenes Nervura bloot
and nerve remedy, and have takel
four bottles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10
THIRD EDITION.


New CASTLE, Jan. i0-llst evening (
while old Boreas was moving his VIM
g blasts and covering the streets |
Rith snow, the spacious parlorS OF |
6heritf lSpuld's residence were tho |
ssene OF gayety and good cheer, Here,
about one hundred and liity relatives
ant friends had gathered TO congratu-
8 late the Sheriff aud his wife upon haV-
ing reached their tweutA-iitt ia welding
anniversary, and to wish them many
mere happy, conjugal years. \ special
train Of two cars brought he VIII
m.ngton guests over about 8 o'clock
and they were joined at the Shetill's
residence By number OF persons
from this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould were the reeip.
Tents OF many handsome and valuable
presents including heautifai piano
lamp, silva. ice pitcher, carving set
umbreliu stanl, sol of CIT glass tulu-
blers and many articles ot ~ltverware.
= Many OF the guests availed thensel-
weR OF thu opportunity of going
Through tho colpty prison. Music
WINS furnished on til harp and violin
and the large dil!n% rnpm WIS filled
with dancers, ant II general good time
was enjoyed ly all,
sgrfshments, Including sandwiches
coffee lee cream cake, fruit, etc,
Eere served at a late hcur, the VIII
Iningtou guests taking he train at
IL 30 for their homes The guests in
ciudcd Mr. ard Mrs. G. y. t'lclqad,
Mir. and Mis-. samuel j. Wlitn, Mr.
and Ms. w. L. Altmond MIR and Mrs.
William Davidson Mir ant! AIRS I. D..
= Lyman, Mr. ami Mrs. X, L. BAyllS, Mr.
md ms. Mccartney. Mr. uHtl Mrs i.
ii. FloNd, Mr. ami Mrs Frank Morr 4,
4Ir. anu Mrs, William Nj lane Mir
aaha MAS. Willan BuXtet AIR ami Nj.
IA, u. Hicknan Mr,ana Mrs Kitchen,
:. Dill. anti Mrs Wlili5la hrnnev. Alrana
Mrs J. II. tihaam ir aui Mrs. W.T.
4 liam lack, Mr., and Mrs w. X. Flynn,
MIR. .nd Mis- ii H. T.. Barr, 4. ) Mar
shat aus Airs 6laha!ty MRS. E.B Sharpe,
Mre. l3eiip~d. Mrs Spah Murphy, Mr.
lltd Mrs fumes Johnson Mr.. and Mrs.
w Ffuueis William Il. StoltGy,
Daniel Morris, T. J. A Wilson. trlub
Wool ey, 5 Holt Mrand Mrs. Niilam
Inrnpr, Mir. and Mrs J. Y. Martin, Mt.
lit Mrs John wilson,
Miss Rcsn Frank Georgia Hayes
Rala Biadway, bertha Brown Mar
Neury, Rrett iiradway, BORA teeney
Helen GrAltish and Mury Moore, h
fnnruse Robinson, Il Moore, III. Ii
HI Blytha, H. " Walker George J.
Denio Jumns Il teeney, George Mes
sick, Janc., iiHfBeit. ii WALKER All,
ntbcls oi Wilmington; MI and Mrs. j
Zones Il iiSon Mr ami Mrs Il. i.
Black burn.
MIR aud Mrs u L. Wilson, Dr.. az,
Mts. Wtl,inn kuatz. Mr. ana Mrs
Worthiuston Misses Amali Carter
Garle huutl, iiessn huntA and Mag
gle Carieh, Air, ana Mrs, Ro.,ert Ger
don Mr., and Mrs. nrton Carrick, Dee
. ney Smith, George Moore and Janit
Ihall.r,fger of This CITY,
At the meeting OF tho official boar
OF the Nj. +. Church last evening +. II
tiuilck. tho neWlN.clected mcnlh"l
wa added 10 the finance committee,
Massrs. Gordon, Manloya AMI StaH
art were appointed a COMMITTEES 0
securing sexton III CASE oil NHEtHCy
Juhn Thompson, the euttrpriSin
grocer, has sued very pretty cNier
dars for distribution among his Gust,
mers.
Mrs. II Grimes Of Bear station
visiting friends in town,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10
ANY KIND YOU'LL ASK FOR.
RubbGrS
for These
Snowy Days
Any kind OF a Rubber you'll

Any kind OF Rubber you'll
ask for, medium or best makes.
That's our rubber story in a
nutshell We have them In all
the leading styles for either
broad or ow-bottomed shoes,
narrow or brond-toed las light
or as heavy as you'll want them,
for ladies. gentlemen or children.
All of our Rubber goods are new
and clean-nore of them have
lost their durable qualities
through deterioration by age.
Ruhbers carried over from ono
season to another often possess
that fault--,lIe older the more
worthless. That ofton fixes low
prices, too, for seemingly good
makes.
l.utber Boots Tor men, women
aud children from the smallest
To iI.e largest. Many different
kinds from the cheapest to the
best.
Any guarantee any reputable
dealer will give with any Rubber
cheap, medium or llna-we'll
duplicate lust us strongly.
sea and price our Rubbers this
season. II wilt MAKE buying
more pleasant and profitable te
YOU here than at any store you'll
Visit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10

Sergeant NiGglesworth and Captain
kurSoy this incoming captured Dennis
A.Canr and William Galloway OF New
port News |irglHi1.on warrants charg
ing Them with waylaying and roDbing
lIulheld Savage OF Accomau Court
louise. Virginia, Of 500 In cash at
Front aud Sitip.oy streets.
They MADE his acquaintance on the
train from Norfolk and when this city
was reached they Invited him to par
take OF some oysters, aud on doing SO
he WAS taken TO a saloon, and leaving
the same no was thrown down and
robbed.
When tic men were searched on
Cane was found 5293.55 cents in paper
money aud silver, two gold watches
and uunber ofhnbks ana letters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10
Int1nt. Observation-Disclosures

The County Commissioners met this
morning ut 10 o'clock, Rule No i was
amended 50 that the word J;tuory
ehall appear Instead of February, liule
No. "a was so amended as to road that
no rule snail DO suspended except by "A
vote OF tho majority OF the members
present. instead of two-thlrd vote
Rule Ne, "a 60 new ruler provides tho
subiect-matter Tor amendment shall
be submitted to the court at a meeting
prior to tho adoption OF the same. An
order was authorized to bs drawn for
1l1l4. TO pay the premium on the in.
Insurance policy in the New Castle
County Insurance Company, on the
county bnlldihgs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10

This self-preservation is acknowledged
to lie, and people who adopt against the
encroaches Of disease n genuine medi-
clnal SAT, guard accredited by expert
ence and The sanction of physicians, al-
OF the say ing. in the health they restore
and continue to enjoy. Among mala'
dies, against the growth OF which Hos
letters stomach Bitters affords efficient
protection, diseases of the kidneys and
bladders are fraught with the utmost
peril and exhibit great obStiuacy when
opposed by o binary means. Tho Bit
tiers can and will suhdue them. No testt-
mony is stronger than this. I Sod at the
outset and persis emily. the best results
may be expected. This medicine Misc
eradicates liver complaint, constipation
dyspepsia, malaria, rheumatism and
nervousness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10

The regular meeting Of the Hoard of
Education was held last night. The
Finance COMMITTEES reported tota re-
caipts OF $53. 4Sl. - aud disbursements
% i6l. 10. The committee OF teachers
Vested recommend filing the
vacancy caused by lie resignation of
Miss Holen Lawrence OF school No. 10,
that the teachers there lie promoted
one grade and that Miss Leila Mvnich
bo appointed to fill the existing va
GaIcy. The report was adopted.
! Sehoolhouse No u. will he repaired
hnd refurnlshed and No 8 school viii
be torn down ana a new one erected
pm the site Tie committee reUom-
blended that the upper 'iOar be fitted
NJ as room for the board, The same
an - tee also reported that 1t would
Pedlent to pureha=a the lot ut
street between ElttA and
eets. as it was 50 near other
s. II l5aynqrl and George
ITS were appointed a commit.
10 to select site fuf Il now grammar
pool in The northwestern part ol the
communication was received from
3ohn l.. Robinson, Of lilo Manual
Training School, asking that the ytsas
In the werbroUm at tho Boys High
pool lie substituted iy others better
Jed Tor u work, committee wl5
pointed ana Instructed TO prOsura
Few vices. 4 number II buds were Or
cred paid and tho board adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10
v NJ. B. SHARP ( CO
Fourth and Market SITS.

The coat sale goes merrily
along. Some lots are clear.
cd out, but others take their
places at reduced prices. The
sale has been large and the
reductions are tremendous.
Our coats being fine grade
goods makes the reductions
the more marked. We again
print the list for the benefit
of those who have not as
yet been fitted out:
SIS down to 3 3.T4.
Sc down to 9 3.7i.
SIS down to . 40.
$40 down to 8 6.75.
S1l.50do to 3 80.
Sl2.5o down to 6 $50.
sl5.00down to $ll.09.
$500 down to Sl2.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10

Moody AMI Saai,ag the n0tal evan.
kelsts. will opeu Tho ldaetiaEs ut lie
rink on Sunday, the @.ad iist.and the
ehnrchcs are preparing the why Tor
their reception. On Sunday a sermon
preparatory to their coming WIS
preached In Central PrrsbYtefian
Church by the pastor, Rev William r
ISwartz, who said in the course of his
REMARKS
ye are hoping for nueh from tho
OF Moody and SaRkeV. God has
ID these msn in the past as human
kstruments tor the good OF mon Mr..
I6wart1 gave sketch Of Aif. alnody
aud his work, and the reason Of Ills
siiceess, and said that the dominant
charAetsristie OF Mi Moody was his
zeal a&d loyalty t. Christ lie has
STRONG fatth in God and expects tiod to
bless hisNeitorts.
This evening there vii be > prapnra-
tory meeting In West Presbyterian
Church of all tho ehuleheE Of that de-
nomination In this city.
! On Thursday night the MethpIIstE
will hold general meeting At tilaGf
NJ d. Church. This meeting WIS IA,
\pged by tho committee Oh inquiry
IN, aid IN address VIII ba 4GliYele@
9yahe GeN Henry g. Weston p y.
! president Of Croller Theological oemi
nary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10

No trick at all to sell new
and desirable goods at cost,
or less than cost of manu-
facture. Ii is your oppor.
tunity.
10 per cent off all over
coats III the store.
SO oyereoats -.
SD oyercoats $3.50.
Suits marked down, some
81, some 81 81 some So, and
ii It's an odd suit it $ marked
down more.
It's the same in the boys
and ehil.Irells departments.
How docs il happen
We're getting ready fol
Spring. Must have tht
room, beside tile money is
] useful, too.
Store closed at 6 o'clock
every evening except Tues
days and Saturdays ).
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10

Need something in the line of foot.
wear ills evening, and we want to get
your attention to our store juet when
you happen co need the shoes We
want you TO see how good our shoes
are, and to find out how low we are
working down prices. We have some.
thing nice In tho way OF childreu's
=hoes the qualify ard make up Is first
class, and prices SO low that we think
on Will lind you can get really
good wearing shoe from us for very
little money. Mhy not save money on
your shoe bills? You can at our store,
i'oimans, No. 10 East 18th street be-
tween Marhot and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10

The january term of tho q. S. Dis.
tFict Circuit Court met nj 10 O'Clock
this morning with iudge Wnles on tho
bench. The Grand Jury, after being
duly sMorn, retired ut 1913 o'clock.
There are about forty-tiys cases on
the docket, among them Lcing forty
election cases and the one against
Otediai, b.. Noshell, for making false
eutrlns on tho books OF the Smyrna
National Bank.
on request Of District Attorney
Beniah Watson, the two election cases
against tohert X. Morrison, and tho
one against William Carrinder were
continued until neSt Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10
IrnnnrntnrY McrtIn.

a Mon Service preFuatory TO The
Moody meetings VII be held in West
Presbyterian tlaarcll Eighth md
Washington streets on this evening at
so25l8ek lev, A. y, ke.gSit. j. D..
Leader A f,,ll Representation OF al
tts Rhuehes and all Interested In tie
l.vaEg altst.c services snQL % be com
men oil are earnestly requested to DO
present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10

Elias barton, of No eo5 Maryland
avenue, w-s stricken with paralysis at
his Gasge on SATURDAY night, and has
been 3nabie to loaNc his house since,
Nj barton has commission house
ut tufh and KING streets aud WAile
attending To his duties there was
Slightly affected and Was compelled 10
geto his home. ] lis attack greH
wFse while Ii, MAS eating his supper
aud lie IS now unable TO be about.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10
Notice 10 i. A. \. Y. NJ.

The officers, members and rapfesan.
laliye3 OF the NJ W African Harmony
Grand Lodge arc hereby notified thai
said tirahd Lodge viii assemble i'll tho
hall on Tuesday, the 10th inst, at $50
p NJ al which time a full attendance
is solicited. as much interesting and
business Is to be transacted.
BY order OF tile NJ. w GRAND Master,
MN. H. Farrowh Attest. Iheo. IL
gray. Il. ". q. Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10

Post olonel 8, A. Alaedliister has IN.
stalled tho following officers OF I'm.
#mpiHent, No, 81. Union Veteran Le-
zion; Colonel, jill, French; iteuteuant-
,qianet, Z. L LaytnaHmainr J. L.
1rr; officer OF the day.. Wilcox: ad.
ittaht L. l. Kolcriek gdattermaster,
t.A Finley; chaplain j. .anflaghtanr
rean, }. Leliiey o!tsger Of the sRard,J.
Paris surseant major ] + tireaut
sergeant, Robert MIC.
G fuileF. color sergeant, i Sitter; out
ado senilueG " I Ward trustee
sor three years. Robert Nc aaI.ey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10
We pay railroad excursion
fare to Philadelphia and re.
turn, from Wilmington, on
purchase of SO worth.
EGlSTERS ORDER, \
Ia REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY DEE,

1 bINtlC HEX . oiltIt,
la REGISTERS OFFICE
NEW CASTLE CouNTY. DEE.
January /, 1893.
Upon the application Of Mary
Eytlu Alminis.ratx OF I h IN AZ
LHtle late OF Christinna Hun.
drcd, In said county, decensed il IL or
dtred anh directed hy the Register that the
Administrators aforesaid give notice of
grant ing OF Letters OF Administration up.
on the estate OF the deceased, with he laie
Of granting thereof, Icy causing advertise
the datt. Of such letters in six ri he most
public places Of The county Of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands
against the estate 10 present the same, OF
abide by an aet of Assembly ia such ease
madp and provided and also cause he
same to ht inserted within the Sumo per.
iod ia tim 9AtIfY REprHttCAN, Al news
paper putflishnAin Wilmington Del, and
10 be continued therein three weeks, To- o.
d.
t Given under the hand ana seal
J.. $. u office Gtthe Register aforesaid
at Wilmington, iii New GasilG
tonntA aforesaid. tile day and ynar above
j. WILKINS G0oeH, Register.
MOTH zt-Snfips : hntcby given INIT iet-
tors o. Administration weIcin due torn
grtnlrt, uittothr undersigned, the i'm
day OF January. 4 H., lsa55 and tina all
persons having claims against the CO.
tate of the deceased must present the
saline, dNiy attr.ted to the Admin Stfaf rtH.
on or before Jan. IN, 1sJ1 or
abide the Act Ell Assembly Ia such case
MARY hf=4shf.
Admin atrarix.
Address. Wilmington bel. %
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10

DR.. D. E. Buckingham will deliver a
practical talk on ednesday night ut
Pleasant Hill to farmers and duirymen
on subjects Of interest to them. The
lecture will be held in the Grange Hall
in the Union school house at 7.30
O'Clock, and will be under the aus
piees OF the Union Grange
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10

DIR. L. c. Honeywell, of No. 7o3 Mar
ket street. has returned home from u
two weeks trip to Florida. The doctor
enjoyed the trip very much, he having
smiled to Jacksonville and returned by
rail. lie was delighted with the coun-
try, but was glad to get back home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10
on THUR DAY,
rlil !i3npAY o. iANl. ANY. lso3.


lhc following described real esiatC, viz;
All that certtin lot or place Of land
situnte ia hrlstiana llui,&red, afnre said.
bounded aud Described a. follows. To WAT:
II ginning ut poift Oh The northeast
eilS SIDE o. Pom. ylvRnia avenue. cx.
u led Al tile distance Oh 40 feet nuri =
westerly from tn ~cst"ri, siti.uf Wood
lar II aHoH ~. extended at aeuritnr IN Hue
OF iaHa now or wHerlH ~ tlantIrr1 II.
Moore. thEIee NORTHEASTERN + lty he Iine CT
land Ia Al tiuG 1T rlght angles tu prlnH
ave rSi 'nlIhI, 10 feet; thence northwest
cFlE haal et with PcausNkaila avenue
eXtrnAefl feet 10 Il pom III inc Q. lana
np~ or formerly OF Stmuc II, Kelley;
thence thereby southwest arlY parallel
1ri the fitst dpsCriheI line and ia a linz
/ III right nggics 70 fcHHaF lyaula aVcnic,
esTtudHl, ifttept III pUi1tt oh the sii i
HpFthrlatcriy s!tir Of fanIlsyiyHnia nSe-
MI extend !; thence t'irrtfA southeast.
i IF is Flirtt . the p5me III LIS mn hC
I THa c,utnurs th,Hauf whai tHay HlaE etc
SrhHd aHd tHkgu Ill execution NJ the
property Gf Elizabeth kelIey. wife ni
rauttIri H. Kelley. Formerly Etiaudrth
I MlI5ft 53auag. Il. Kelley AMI IS, AM
10 80 sU= Il IN PFlB5ti6bE ID, Sitarii.
Sheriti DiiIefs Wilmington. bel. jall-
f.. Istt, ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10
-nnla


Samuel sharpless, of Yorhlyn. Yves
operating windlasa al the top OF
well few days ago when his hand
slippsd aud the handle OF tho windlaaa
struck him in the face. maklng se-
rGre cut.
Queen 4 Cos Eye Specialist will be
al COG Market street Wilmington, every
Friday. Have your oyes examined for
glasses by queen& Cos, Eye Specialist.
Few. Beverly i. Warner leetured on
Richard Ill, tho l.aet oi The llauta-
gents" before The Now Century Club
last night.
A meeting vi he hcId At the Friends
school. Ninth and latHall streets on
Wedneadag evening, at which letters
will he read from Jonathan i.iteoades,
who Is now travelling III Japan.
c, j. Germany and Harry Mac
IHtire are visiting this city for tho
purpose OF finishing up tho work FOR
the Census liuFaau, comprising manu-
statistics.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10
The hest In the Market.

Taylor & Fullerton'5 Celebrated
Cough Syrup can be relied upon to
euro coughs. colds. influenza and all
diseases of tho throat and lungs.
Prepared anu sold by Taylor Il Fuller
ton, druggists, 302 King st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10
DIED,

CARvEft--On Janupry 0. 1893, Teresa Nj.
wife OF James NJ. Carver. aged 90 years.
Funeral services at the residence of hei
" ednesday. at 2 p. IN. Interment pri.
vate.
pENNEY- In this city on the sth inst.
Mrs, Elizabeth Denney,in tue 18th year
of hera age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from hei
late residence, d06 West 9Th street. OF
Tuesday afternoon. January 10Th, at
o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-10

The funeral OF Isaac Shocitley took
place on Sunday afternoon. The ser
vices were held In Bethel church and
were conducted by Rev. George Muir
lay. The funeral was largely attend
/ ell