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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-03-02
City Market.

City Market.
Cotton 8to9
Corn, per bushel so
Meal, per bushel, "a 70
Oats, per bushel, 5c(d55
Peas, per bushei, so "a 70
Potatoes Irish, per bushel, 81 40
Potatoes Sweet, per bushel, 50to60
Flour. per barrel. $3.50 $ AS
Meat bulk, per pound OLA.
Pork fresh, per pound 5a6
Hams cured, per pound, II
Apples dried, per pound, 7toS
Peaches dried, per pound,
Rice, per pound, SALE
Hoes green, per poun1, 2673
Hides dry, per pound, 4fd3
Butter. per pound, l2l%fd2V
Eggs, per dozen, 2o
Onions ijC(G2U W
Coffee, per pound, l....4S lbs for 81
Sugar, peripound, i5....is lbs for 81
Molssses per gallon. 40 so
Chickens 10 Il
Ginseng S 20
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-03-02

Cough Cough Cough ! Then q
Ceffin.
Stop it quick. Plantation Cough Syrup
will do it, and price only 25 and 30 cents.
Why not try it !! Sold and guaranteed sat
isfactory by J. II. Moore.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-03-02

j. J. CHAMBERS, Editor and Publisher
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-03-02
TN E.Ack;RRAUonT .eA sss Dyp.ps,a-

The '.Old Glory" cheroot the best in
town, 10cts per pack at r. Nj. Fairless.
Electric-Like Light, no smoke, safe
and good. is the Fireproof coal oil. Sold
by j. ID. & j. Powell.
Rev. John S. Park will preach at
Presbyterian church Sabbath morning
ana night March 5th. and teach Bible
class on Sabbath morning before SER
vice Sabbath. Sabbath school at $50
Il. m.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-03-02
By- VINE o. cARDyl. roo,s sor wonsa.

seed meal and huls in 100 pound pack
ages for sale by j. ID. & j. Powell.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-03-02

G. P. H.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-03-02

Sold by DruExlsts ssnt postpsd receipts prioa
DA HunrHRnJs' MANUAL Nls passs,) NAILED yRHn-
HrnPHRHys' IND. CO., III AHA william. ST.. New YsA.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-03-02

In the last two months we have re-
ceived large list of new subscribers
from various parts OF the county.
Thanks gentlemen. we hope you will
induce your friends to come and do
likewise.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13
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Now Castle TfAu,a

New CASTLE, Jan. l3.--The home of
Richard Pustill on Vine street was.
last evening. the scene of a pretty
home wedding. The contracting par
ties were Miss Lavinia Pustill of this
city. and William llnrd of Wilmington.
The ceremony tOod place at eight
O'Clock and was performed by Rev. L.
l., Mnrtndale, II ID. The bride was
attired In n toilette OF brown Bedford
cord.
The wedding guests included; John
Btteman, Miss Sadie Perry and Mrs.
liatenan OF Philadelphia; Mr. and
Mrs. J. Wallace Wilson Of Waning.
ton. Mr. and Mrs. John Il. Lyuau OF
Newport, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wats.
Icy Mr.. and Mrs. larry MeNuityt the
Mis,e4 Williams. Miss Carrie RLee,
Miss Suliie saith Miss Belle WadSley,
Miss Wadsiev, Harry Stmms William
Grimes, Mr. and Mrs. William Veg,
genmHnn. Miss Maine Grimes, George
Williams and Join McNulty. 1ha
BRIDE AMI groom were the recipients
OF many pretty aud useful presents.
They took the 10 10 train for Whining
ton, where they will reside at Seventh
and Poplar streets.
AHI=G racing was indulged In by tic
5l&lgher7 last evening. Noticeable
among the Flyers was George w.
: aekte, thr20.miaute hOrsa,
nun Der OF vessels came into tile
harhor last evening. Iue large veese
Reliance has tied up at the heybotG
wharf.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

The Rise OF russian Literature
was the subject OF William Dudley
foulke's talk before tho Friends Circle
last night Mr. toulke is from Rich.
mond indiana aud alter being INTRO
duced by Wilmer Palmer, he talked
for one hour upon the subject. ut Is
only recently that hnssia has not been
TO us sen,ed book" said he. 1t is
composed OF Il seul.bafDurOus pOpu-
iation OF whom ut least one halt can.
not read nor write. but within very
short time Russian literature has
sprung to the front, with thu poasi.
biity of Russias being ut no far dis
tant time the leading nation of the
eorth
T Russia to-day owns one seventh OF
the entire population OF the globe.
which exceeds by AT least one -halt the
pussessiohs ever held by the Romans,
kabyioniuns or. any other nation OF
ancient or modern times. But 1t VIII
ile said that much of their territory
Is useless, made up OF tundras and
salty barren deserts aud lying close
to the Artia circle. But in the light
o. recent aGhitYem ,nts who sllalI say
what desert OF waste land may not
be reclpinied Ter mining oragriculture
He closed by rething several verses
Of a poem from tho Russian and reae
srKeiul deIg extracts iron
lehtehiko!i, JOURNEYS from "Dea
souls bsti0.ol.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

Queen Il Cos. Eye Specialist will be
at COS Market street, Wilmington, every
Friday. Have your eyes examined 70,
glasses by Queen Il Co.'S, EyeSpecialist
Bargains at half cost. j. L. Sooy,
No. 212 King street.
]. e. Steele of Seventh and Poplar
streets has just received a carload oil
fine oysters, which he will sell by the
bushel. Apply at Seventh and Poplar
streets.
A regular meeting OF the Republi
can 1st District committee will be held
on Monday evening next, at T3t
O'Clock, at $50 Market street.
Brandywine NJ. Il. Church, corneI
22nd anu Market street, revival ser
vice tonight. Preaching by Rev. $
NJ. Morgan, pastor OF Mt. Salem, Nj. L
Church.
The thirty seventh anniversary o
Columbia Lodge, No. 20, |. .. q. f.
will be held OH Friday night in TIN
Odd Fellows Hall.
The Wilmington Freie Press Publish
ing Company elected these officer
| yesterday; President, Charles Seheu
first vice-president. Hurry L. Schnefl
second vice president, Francis IL. Hoi
fecker; secretary, Waldo Uhse. treas
urer, Charles Yetter.
The steamer Brandgwine was com
PEELED to make six stops while running
to Philadelphia yesterday. The della,
was caused on account OF the Ice oil
the liver.
The contract for the alteration o
the house, northeast corner Sevent
and Washington, for d. III. White, 70
drug store, has been awarded to W
j. Brown, who was the lowest bidder.
Captain and Mrs. W. 4. z. Jacob
gave Il reception to their friends a
their home on Wednesday night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13
ON THURSDAY.
TIE 26rH DAY OF JANUARY. 1881
At2 O'Clock p M.

The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land
situate In Ghiistiann hundred, aforesaid,
DO jndcd and described as follows to wit
u ~ inning at point on the northeast
erly siue OF Pennsylvania avenue, eX-
tended II the distance OF ITO feet north
westerly from th' westerly side of Wood.
lawn avenue, extended at hcornpr IN line
oil mud now or orneTlS of Eicnth herd II.
Moore, thence nurthaastcriyhy the line OF
land IN line 1T right angles to Penna.
ave cAteldod. l4h ieet; thence northwest
etly parallel with FeInsS wanna avenue,
jcXtehGcd 90 feet to Il pOint IN nue oil land
nov OF formerly OF Saunel II. Kelley
thence thereby soutnwtsterly parallel
with the iir-t described line and in Il IHu
lat right nnEicB 10 Pennsylvania avenue
EXTENDED. 10 lcet to a point on the safa
Inorthenstcrly side OF Pennsylvania ave.
inue, extended; thence theraty southeast,
ely atGct tho plrCe oil btginnlng be
tine contents thereof what they may, etc
4 SeiHed md taken IN execution as tht
property Of Elizabeth Kelley. wife 4
Samuel IL. keiley, formerly lali1abei Ii
lAluiptt, SRmue' II, Kelley ani Is. ans
10 bc sotd 10y FEiiu'I. GOT LII, Shrrlti.
sheIill uiliCe. Wilmington. Del, Jan
20, 1898. no
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13
FRIDAY. JANUARY 10. 1898


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ieaihueu .'''' ICY s'"u
s.sn. e,hp'oy 'nen. az $50 ""ee'' 80,
ssho'ai pionpeis
.nese .isn Nv iieo'e p W, ~ '.'9 49,
if O. e''ao9 "o e'i'. - 'Ie
Moh' eeiiisn WIZ " 700 poi n1p'
sliis oohheosAon1 y. nAo".1@ . ~
eonuis'on ', "i4''A' "a 'Aeo ''o 100
4anu 10 niuoh "o.eo
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Ale ei.o.i''' nv. t"'t' I w., sas.
much Oh 'his oes''Uu.'ot n'e u '7N :,
from ',io eoh,'l"1" o., 'No' "a :,
traaes ouii"s 'Ao i"'' tisioo o'' >
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

The annual meeting of the stock
hold rs OF tile Delaware Railroad om-
panH WAS held at Dover yesterday,
with tile following present. L. Iatnati
Narner, John Z. Green, Henry D..
Welsh George Y, Massey, George
Gray William /, Porter Joseph Il.
Whitaker Mnn,ove Hayes, Alexander
Johnson James j. Ross Thomas
Curry / hlriea j Harrington William
/ Records.
L. Intuall Warner was chosen presi-
dent and MaHlaye lIayes secit tary and
treasurer A statement of tho BUSH
ness Of tho company during the past
year sh1w4 tho total earnings to he
q. IL 65O.H5 total expenses, $780,
tt705, net earnings, s29. t,sa; surplus,
slu5 400 81, Increase In passenger re.
ceiptS, SJd,6lI eb decrease in freight
reeeipts 81 ~ IS,
The heavy decrease in frt igLt 49,
ceipt. was caused by the failure ui tho
peach crop, but the total Increase in
other business amounted TO Ga, 7l7.5a
over last Year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

S'HERIFFaS SAf.E.-By virtue of n writ
- OF LeNari ft,cas TO me directed, Will
be eN ustd to pdhic site at tine Court
Hons. On Market street, between Tenth
and t55Nprth streets. ia the cliy OF VIII
New hstie county, Del,
On THURSDAY,
THE 261H DAY OF JANUARY, ls03
Att O'Clock, y in.,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that right, title and interest III mud
to THAT certain lot, piece or parcel td
land with two-stnry brick house thtte-
on erected, situate in the city OF WIZ.
inihgtun, aforesaid.
Beginning ut II point on the northerly
side oi FHth stroGtt between ManIo9
ANA Adam, streets. Mt the distance ii
ft5 feet from tile eRHteily side Of Adams
street; thence nOrtheIly parallel wILn
Adams street % teet inches 10 ii stitsa
III W illiitm r. les line; iiIenrc along ST Il
line eHsterly parallel with Fifth street
III feet 10 n stake; thence southerly nnt
parallel with Adans street ana pressing
along the middle uta TWO feet alley be
tween tuis aud the adjoining house tj
feet 4 inches to the aforesaid side OF
Fifth street, and thence thereby @GsteE-
4ly ldtcet To the place OF beginning, be
the contents thereof what they mty.
Seized and taken ia execution na the
property OF william l.. Adams, Jaiae4
G. smith and Maggie H., his wife, En-
and Isabel, his witc,4nd Lewls {. Adams
and I. is, and TO iIrs by
PGIRCEG0liED. sheriff,
Sheriff Office, Wilmington, Del, Janu,
larry 10Th, 1898. IL
EI,IEllFFts SAIf.-Ry virtue OF a writ
- oil Lovari luGina to me directed, Will
be exposed 10 pattac sac. Mt tha llotc
IF Alexander VI !. wei IN M3dloiown. IL
It, Georges hundred, NeS Castle county,
Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

DUHHC SALE--WiH be sold at public
l. sale on tile farm OF the subscriber
near Ugletown, Waite Clay Creek Hun.
Dire /, on the |. al gong to salem meeting
house, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY .. 1893.
Commencing al l. o'clock. in. sharp.
3 horses.
No. /, bay horse. Bill, syears old, goot
st yle and action, good driver. sate for 4
lady To drive; he is an all day horse.
No. . bay horse Diamond 1d hand.
high. years old very str'ng ANA power
tul. suitable Tor market dearborn or cart
mig; also good leader safe Tor c lid L
drive
No 3, gray horse. Ncver.Sweat. 10 year.
old. Il hands high. suitable for cart.
Three young COWS. all coming in fresh
FARMING Implements Cruss-cut saw,
w Cd saw, hi lar scNthe, | farm wngOl
with lny rtgringH, J market dearborn
with pole anu shafts. Germantown car
riH4c c, ] Pmpton carriage, sleigh. | dug
out wagon. l-hoIse cart, 4 sets Of doublt
harness. set OF light double harness,
set OF heavy dearborn harness, : sets o
pillow hHrneSS, sets oil carriage harness
collars and brides matters. sci oil dou
BIZ lines large plOw. / set OF cart hur
ness, 4 sets OF single lines, l-horsc pillow
strap OF small sleigh bells, twin harrow,
iron CultlVHtprs with corn cpverru at
tached; | Little Gom garden cultivatui
with all the attachments. corn MARI Of
nearly new; moving machine. good Il
new; corn shelter, hay cutter. lot o
Timothy hny, wheat drill. lot OF chains
vIindstOnc, / hug knife, gold Us new
forks, shoNels, spades hoes. picks. crow
bars. 2wash-behches. lot OF old iron. / 4
can Ret d = Creamery. churn and horse,
large cream cans milk pans, scales an,
weights. butter tub large milk cup
boards.
! Household Goohs-1 large cook stove
Ipurlor stove, sitting Dom stove, : settee
and bed e., les, clocks lamps, chHics
be Isieatds. bedding. bureaus, lGukiu
glasses. lot OF picture frames waslls aud,
carpets, dishes knives and forks, II LOT o
tools | large watch dog.
Terms All sums of SIS and under cash
ever that amount Il ere il al : month
; Will be given by the purchaser giving
baukable note with al approved Ell
dofScr, II pal when due no intercs
added. II not paid when due interest add
ed, or 3 per cent OIL Tor cash.
janis l., MCKINNEY.
Henry NJ. Whitcman, Auetioueer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13
DTRLlC SALE Will be sold AT public
i sale at he late residence OF Martha
Ford near the tOilpaie ON the kouhctt
pike, Christltna Hundred, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 49, '9a
AtIa o'clock, NJ, Sbarp.
At II o'clock, NJ, Sharp.

horses one bay horso, II years sorrel
horse, years old; bay coli, coming 3
years Old, BiI ed by A.acbcth / yCaiIinu
calt sired by Raven Bird; black mare b
years old. good family marc. one pair
OF ggni mult s. IL head OF milrh cows .
heitcrs coming . Years old. | yearlt lg
heiier. 3 puod ST. elk bulls | Pc and China
SOW and pigs.
Farming implements Two farm
wagons hay wagon jaeger wagon, !
horse cart, side delivery mtllS wagon, !
Germantown, | spindle wagon made TO
orter; tr6tiing wAgOuSi good rs new; /
sulkey; ork cHrTiaHe, lieary new;
carriage pole, sets oil dearborn harness.
> SETS OF wagon harness, 5 sets OF Eluw
harness, carl saddle. riding saddle, collar,
brides and halfcrs, = SCutnhnnd nlGws {
Wiley plows ileckundorn plpws Rem,
mlngion plow, | Golfer pillow, = scls OF
twin harfows, Acme harrow ru!tiyat,EfS
2=Whpel GulitNalOrs, r0itGr, horse rake
Miss airi grain drill, one iteCEnE binder
. feet cut, moving machines BuekCNe
/ Champion / lleeling corn bfatlsGi
marks two rows, seed sowCr bag h0idef
corn shelter root enter, telegraph La!
cutter Van Niekle grain fan 4 gtaH
cradles : moving ScN hes, COtiI knives
feed chest bali hushel measure, HAY fora
aud rope, , Wheclharrows. grain shovel
FORKS, hoes, pick and grindslone, shoYels
erOwlhf, sphte, corn lay the bushel. J
ucrcs of wheat in the Erould aud INA n,
Other articles too ierlouS 10 mention.
Terms oil siIle-Nll -uns OF ta1 aud un
der cast. AL sums ever TINT amount
months credit ON giving i, note with AZ
approved enaorsar. Ii not paid vixen dUli
interpt ded.
SM j. Bii0WN, Administrator.
L. W. Stidham y Son, aucttunaers.
Ellis p. Hicks, clerk.
jl-+w.d.eod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13
Amusements.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Carl A. Haswin and his superb com !.
pany closed their engagement at the
Grand Opera House last evening, Of
that famous aud fascinating melo-
drama, 1.-The Silver King" The scenery
was truly magnificent and Mr.. Haswin
interpreted the role OF Wilfred Denver
in most capable manner. He de-
serves to meet with success.
The military coined drama, "a Fair
Rebel will be the attraction at the
Grand Opera House on tomorrow,
Saturday evening.
This is the second engagement OF
this historical drama here this season,
and this Will no doubt DO as success.
full as the first one. The picture pre-,
sented of the war is very realistic, es-
neeiully that scene showing the treat
ment and life of prisoners of war in
Libby prison and the escape of Colonel
hose, a Union officer, now captain In
the 10th United States Infantry. The
merits OF this drama being well-known
to most OF Wilmington theatre-goers
1t does not need to be commented
UPON.
Miss Sadie HassCn,a favorite among
Wilmington theatre-guers. will appear
at the Grand Opera House. next Mon
day evening. in her new play, "a Ken
lucky Girl" piece better fitted to hei
tastes than any she has yet appeared
in here. Every atom of scenery hat
bsen especially made for it. Her sup
porting company Is strong one. ant
Miss Hasson will no doubt receive {
most cordial welcome.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
That interesting comedy cdr. BIZ
will be the attraction at the Academ.
| OF Music tomorrow, Saturday after
noon and evening. This Is leading
and ilrst,class attraction ane TIN
management of the Academy OF Musi'
should be congratulated on havint
secured 1t to lie presented at thei
house. DR.. Bill is a physician of 5
years standing, who, after marrying
decides to forsake his profession. tn
| idea OF which does not particular,
strike his penurious father In law Il
being practical.
He insists that his son-in-law mus
return to his calling. and in his ahsenc
] has a large brass plate set on the door
sends out letters and circulars, In
vokes the aid OF the press and soor
has trade flowing that way. His of
forts arc not appreciated by tho 'Dr
and the serio.comic situations result
ing from his interference is roundl!
cussed by Or. Bill, . the same being
! thoroughly enjoyed by any audience
A kungal 90 dance, which Is introduces
by the yiyacious Miss tiauntleroy ant
DR.. Bin is now and unique and have
been recalled many times in it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

Keeps IN without advertising. Sim
ply goes right along curing coughs
and colds without blowing II horn.''
When all tie Old home remedies fall,
it comes Iii and does the work. he
sure OF tie name, canada PINE
COUGH SShUi" Pleasant to take,
and Il bottle largeenough to cure YOU
cold Tor % cents. Your druggist
should have 1t. but If not don't be put
OFT You are sure to lind 1t at Neascy's
drug etore, etL and Monroe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

headache, neuralgia. dizziness.
drunkenness, spasms, sieeplessness,
dizziness. blues, opium habit arc cured
by the Nervine, discovered by the emf
nent Indiana Specialist n nervous dis
eases, DR.. Miles, Fine books and trial
bottles free at z. James Belt, or by
mail 10 cts. Miles Medical Co. Elk
hart, Ind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

LET us all hope that nothing will
happen to Judge Cullen. Our whole
judicial system rests upon the should
ers OF the Judge at the present time,
and II he should happen to break down
the wheels OF our judiciary would be
lclogged. Judge Grubb and Judge
Houston, II the latter is able, could hold
court In Sussex county. but Judge
Grubb could not hold court in New
Castle County.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13


The following de7erihai real eetatr, viz
All that ceTiaiu mcsSItaFr, tiiint.ti isIu
uI tfaet oil iRad, situate lS+ng ana beng
liz Ap OaunnmlnA hundred, New Castle
county, ,tnrt#tljd, found q ami describe
= follows that Ia so SAY:
l}cgt5uirg 1T tttr qiEnrry stone. being
th.. esinef NOW inate Gelween thcst
premises ard plhsl lda1s Of dtnna X
Moore, from thcHvr with or her lands OF
s4ib Yonre nd rtuuiny herewith, sudti
eighteen dcgregs eat one hundred am
Iantty one prrriics 10 stake IA ta
son hrIiy brhncA of Ilaugman.s q ee3s
Icing II corner lur these nremisc4 unt
tfbcr lands 1T saii Meorf, tlienceElp sui
branch u ii htldlnS with the MHtere4tlts'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

The following described /, al estate, viz:
An that certain lot or tract Of land
situate in tht city of New Castle ana State
OF Delaware: Beginning at n point en- the
nortlwestcrly side OF Eighth street
where the same Is interseeted by the
southwest s.'ie OF the New Castle and
trcncAtnwn turnpike road theheeby the
said side OF Eighth street IN q southwest
eriy direction Sbs feet 80 the nom hcaster.
lS side OF Fremont street; thence by the
5aii side OF Fremont street In n north
westerly direction ~ feet toa line OF land
lof George A. Tohln; thence hy that line
IN noItheastCriy direetion 29t feCt to the
s9id sido OF the New Castle and French.
town Turnpike rond aforesaid, snl thence
ttheob IN s3ntheasteriy direction 81
feet to the plare OF beginning, he the con
tents hereof more or less.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Ann .. Eagle and Edward W
LagIt, anu to bc sold by
PElkCt GOULD. sheriff.
sherids Office, Wi!mi. Rton. Del, Jan
10, 1888.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

The National Association OF Wool
Manufacturers held their twenty eighth
annual meeting In New York yester-
day and adopted resolutions asking
Congress to leave the tariff alone and
stating that radical measures would
ruin half the mill owners. Democratic
free, traders however think they know
better than these experienced manu-
facturers d..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13
ON FRIDAY,
THE 27rH DAY 0FJASUARY. 1891
tao O'Clock a. M.

The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot on paree! OF land sit
fnate in tire town oi DGessu, st. Georges
funded, New Castle comfy Delaware
bounded aud de- hut as follows; ain
thnt n.t by tie public raad leading from
Odessa t. Ms'------, delaware, Oh the
4otth by Eulls OF William ), Rh6les. on
the wesi lay a innc or all Won tl.e south ny
lunds OF OF Charles I. Haiiuy estate con-
aiming nhuMt an auth nj an itcre OF
laiitl he the SANE more o. les, With IL
iraHle carriage shop aud blacksmith shop
thor on erected.
,ttHed and taken In execution rs the
property OF Francis Dug m, and 10 sold
by Pl ikGE Got LID, Sheril.
sheriT,s Onice. Wilmington, bel, Jan.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

We have specify ana positive cure
Ior catarrh, d,phtlieria cahker lhoutA
and headache, In silILOH'S CAfARltiI
RLMaDI. ~ nasal luleclur tres with
each bottle. Use il If yoa desire health
and sweet breath. y. b. Danforthh
wholesale and retail agent. "a and
Market streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-13

The Ladies' llisssionary Society Of
Olivet Presbyt erian Church will give
a grand supper tliis evening III the lee
ture room OF the church at Fourth and
Broome streets. The proceeds Will 10
devoted to the benefit of the church
and missions, and as the tickets arc
only 20 cents there should 10 large
attendance.