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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15
FIFTH .ED1lIl|D||(


Inc most pleasing news that can b
given is to report the capture Of thoae
torrtble chicken thieves, A few java
ago officer Banks received o notice
that he was needed In Christiafia: =
village not far OIL, and upon his ar
rival at said place he got a clue to the
chicken thieves: The officer accom-.
to house occupied by colored people
upon whom su spiclon Tested, and in
the near approach of the two Mr..
brown anu wife made nm exhlt through
the gates and over fences to escape,
ana on this discovery the Two
started In pursuit. The Reverend
gentleman threw OIL his over
SHOES and overeoat, the officer his
oyercoat as their culprits were gain
ng hendway on them.
Alter short chase 10 and Be-
hold" the woman was seen In ths
hands OF the preacher. but having a
VIII OF her own and naturally the
preacher would deal gently with her,
ne was obliged to call for help. when
Oilcer Banks came to his assistance
and applied the nippers before she
would DO pacitled. Tho other cuI-
prlt was allowed to escape, and the
last seen OF him he was making his
way through large woods, No
doubt he will be with his wife in few
days, as She Is unxiously waiting his
company In New Castle jail. Sixteen
chickens stolen from Rev. MIR. Els
wald and number FROM other parties
were found on tie premises.
Inc Mite Society met at @. p.
Dickey's on the 14th. and had very
Pheasant time. Quite q number OF
people were present although the
night was very stormy. We adjourned
10 meet In two weeks at o. ID. Foote's.
Our neighbors are making great
preparations for moving. We arc
sorry to part with them.
Miss Annie Mitchell Ia visiting
friends In Wilmington. We wish her
q pleasant trip. No. /.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15
FOURTH EDITION


1
The Twsnty-flith annual session oil
tho Wilmington NJ. L. Conferences con.
vened In the Middletown M. L. Church
~ O'Clock this morning, with Bishop
stephen Mason Merrill, of Chicago,
presiding. The session was opened
with devotional exercises followed by
the Sacrament OF the Lords Supper.
Tue roll was then called and an
ewered TO by $50 ministers from Della
ware, and the Eastern shore of Mary
land and Virginia. The business ses-
sion convened this afternoon.
| AT this session OF the Conference
there will he seven candidates for ad-
mission.
There will be about the Usual num-
| per OF pastoral changes. but 1t Is not
likely that any changes will be made
among the presiding elders. There
VIII be but few changes In Whining
ton. Rev. Mark T.. Bowman or Silver
brook Church will AJAX to be trans
TERED to the Central New York Con
Terence. II Is also possible that Rev.
>. Il. Otis and Rev. DR.. L. Wnddell will
he given other charges and Rev. w.
w. w. Wilson of Smyrna will probably
ne sent TO the New Jersey conference.
ne following ministers have been
asked TO return to their paetorates:
L. L. Martindale. New Castle; j, II.
toward, Cambridge; Vaughn s. Col.
Inns, Centrevilie. Nd; j. W. Fogle,
Queenstown: Il. H. Nelson, Galena:
T. u, White. Wilmington; W. q. Rooms,
North East; J. 4. Bryan. Rising Sun,
Nd; =. Q. ATKINS. Onnncock; Robert
HOE. Rock Hall; l.. Y. Roberts Milton;
;; j.. Morris, st. Mlchaels Nd; j.. Nj.
Lindale. Kings Creek; W,R. Mowbray,
Bond and Mowbray; j. W. Easley,
Chestertown; Edwin Gardner, Elk |
Neck; 9. 5. York. Salem and Zion; @. |
+. sheppard. Princes Anne; Il. II. Mel. /
son, Galena; G. ii. Williams. Marshall |
ton; W. L, Avery, Easton;J J. S. Wick
me Nassau Circuit: N. NJ. Browne,
Miudletown; @. A. Grise, Georgetown. |
The following have been invited to |
lord; Adam Stengle. Smyrna; Ralph |
1. Coursey, Snow HUI X. X. Stephen
son, Crislield; Harvey w. Ewing, Port |
deposit; Henry Clay Turner, Clayton; !
W. II. Mowbray, Smyrna Circuit. q. |
Bounds, Cheswold. The Rev. II. X. |
Ste phenson has declined to accept an |
invitation to return to Clayton be- |
cause Cheswold Intends to Withdraw
from that charge and become a sopa. /
rate appointment.
Tonight the Church Extension Soci- |
city Will have its anniversary with |
John IL. Hoiiecker as chairman and |
Rev. A. I. kynett as SPEAKER. The pro- |
gramme for TO morrow is: /
$50 a. m, devotional services; o a.
m, conference session; $50 .. m an |
nlveiSGry of the Woman's Foreign |
Missionary Society, Mrs. j. l. Tomkin-
son presiding; address by Miss Fannie |
Sparks OF India; report of secretary; |
I5o .. m, anniversary OF the Confer |
ence Missionary Society. the Hon. Il. |
i Biggs. chairman; address by the |
Rev. q. G. McCabe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15
Ho Was Fond of Riding.

VIM. Smith, colored boy aged IA
years. was committed to the Ferris
Reform School by Judge Ball this
morning for taking without permis-
sion team belonging to Auctioneer
Frank Stidham.
Chas. jackson, Mr.. Stidhafl,s hos,
tier. testified before the court that
frequently he had gone to the stable
and found the team had been used
during the night. On Sunday morn.
Ing last, when he returned to tile sta.
bio, the buggyand horse were covered
with mud, having been used the night
before.
Harness hhd been missing, SO he de.
terinined to catch the nervy parties il
possible, On Sunday night he sta.
toned himself around the stable, and
toward midnight Smith and another
boy entered the stable. They had tile
buggy from the stable and were about
to harness the horse when the witness
confronted them. The boys both ran
and Smith was arrested by officer
Aiken in bed at his home early yester.
day morning, =.
Mr.. Smith. father of the boy, appenr-
ed and stated that he could not con.
troll his son. This boy went with n
crowd of other bad bows and he would
do what they said lie wantod him
sent to the Reform School, and as the
court was of the same mind, that dis.
position was made of tho case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

1t Is very seldom that those rho at
tend the sessions Of the .Munlolpa
Court become disinterested with th,
proceedings, but such was the cas-,
this morning. Arcby Higgins walked
INTO the court room this IN morning. III,
had been drinking but>was not fntoxl
GATED at the time. lie took a seat ant
Tor short time listened very atten
lively TO the cases. when he dropped
OF Into a doze which was not Inter
rupted until after the SO sion when he
was hustled oil unceremoniously to a
cell.
Officer Lucas was sent to arouse the
stu berer, and vigorous using Of the
ieet was put to use by Archy. This
would never do In the court room,
and for II he will have to stand trial,
But while hrchy was sleeping these
cases were lsposed off.
Matilda Heritage, an inmate OF the
bngnlo at Fifth and Orange streets
raised rumpus there last night
Cries OF murder rent the air and
whom the officer arrived she was as
saulting Mrs. Elizabeth Mace. For
raising the fuss Matilda was fined s5
and costs.
JAS. A. Mcguire, Chas. Bowers and
VIM. Powell were all charged with
stealing three pairs of shoes from the
store OF Julius Roaenhaum at No. no
Gnnrch street. The theft occurred on
monday night, but the testimony was
weak aud the men were discharged.
lssnno u. Venn. who was aralgned
yesterday morning for assault and
,Dattery' was re arraigned. City Sole
itor Curtis asked that the charge
against the prisoner be changed to ons
OF disorderly conduct which was done
and TOR thia NRnn "A
costs. Eugene Pennington was the
prosecuting witness.
Jessie Jones, colored, is always
trunk, so says PHtrolman Hershook.
-FOUR Honor, Jesse Is becoming a reg
liar nuisance on the coast. | found
him Mt Front and Market streets yes.
Eerday tegging people for money. lie
was drunk as usual" Jessie only got
put of jail few days ago and pleaded
not to be sent back but the Judge I'm.
posed line OF IS and costs IN default
ot which the prisoner will go over
again for 40 days.
Albert Powell only got out few
lays ago, ana appeared again. S5 and
'oosts or 10 days on the stone pile was
lis sentence
Edward Uulvey was there again.
lie almost lives in jail and OH whiskey,
md consequently lie does not mind it. |
cut This time he was given another |
OPPORTUNITY to reform. "Mulvey, |
Understand that you have at last GoGe |
20 work and are trying to do better" |
Exclaimed the judge. Eyes. your |
ionor, VIII try in the future to stop |
Thinking ii you let me go this time,n |
'epliad Mulvey, but he was fined 81 |
md costs with the roprlmand that IF |
you appear very soon again l will send |
'on back for 40 days"
Albert Beatty mover appeared before |
lut was lined 81 for drunkerness.
special Officer Jackson made the ar
est.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

Not on this broad continent alone, but
~ inalarial breeding tropical re ions, In
GuntGuaia. Mex IGo South America md
tina lsthinus OF Panama, and elsewhere,
Hostcit crs Stomach Bitters affords to in
bahltahts and sojourners protection
against mGiaiia. The miner the freshly
arrived Immigrant. and the tiIler OF the
VirEih SOIL newly ropbed Ot It's forests by
tile axe OF the pioneer Ind In the superb
antl-ieptile specific apreserver against tho
poisonous iniasa.a. which in Nast distr cts
rich IN natural resources Is yet fortile IN
disease. II uunlbliHtus disorders OF the
stomach, liver aud bowels, fortliies those
VINO uso y AGAINST rheumatic ailments
breed ana fos'ercd by outdoor exposure; ;
lnfu>es genial warmth into q frame
oh HE'D by II rigorous temperature and
rGos or their power TO harin morning aud
evening ml5tS and vapcrs laden with
hurtruln"ss; strengthens the weak and
aud conquors inc pent kidney trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15


prize light that was to have taken
place at No. 800 Shipley street last
evening, was nipped in the bud by
officer Evans and a squad of blue
coats, who came upon the scene few
minutes too soon, as tho fight had not
commenced. 1t WAS nearly ten
O'Clock when the officers were called
OIL OF the blind which was advertised
to take place at Messlcks Hall on
Second street near Washington.
several amateurs were 10 spar at
Measlck's, but the real fight to the lin.
lsh Tor the championship of tho state
ana $500 as stake money was to
have taken ? a % at 3O9 Shiploy street.
between Flynn and Rodgers. two mo.
rocco workers OF This city. Tho room
where the mill was to come on was on
the second floor IN was filled with
over 100 young and old mon, with a
sp rinkllng OF boys doctors and law.
years. and all that kept the mill back
was shortage of sl2. tho amount
agreed upon as tho pot, whom the blue
coated gentlemen with brass buttons
appeared and spelled the fun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15
Coal Agents On Rntca.

The cut made in the price of coal by
the anthracite coal merchants OF New
York City will not affect the Whining.
ton markets. The agents there reduo.
ed the price so cents per ton to whole
sale dealers. delivered. which will
cause reduction OF about so cents
per ton to c0nsumcrs, In conversation
with member OF the firm of George
W. Bush and Sons Company it was
learned that the price would not be re.
duced here unless the Philadelphia
agents would tako the matter up, but
this Is considered doubtful.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15
IIIinn:a knninct.r

From DanvilIe Ill, Mrs II. J. Nabare
writes: | have heen using Your remedies
NV back was almost ore solid sore. Two
boxes OF DR. Halo Househ hold Ointment
healed il entirely.
From Dlive I'm. KY. Mrs NJ, J. MHtncy
Wi 1t =, May Is. l6Aa: My daughter has
heen afflicted with erysp"Ias In here Is
from infancy. She Is now past IL years
old aad ono 25c. box has cured her. II
costs no more To get the best. This IL the
bo-t ointment In tho world for general
usc. Get box at Benton Smiths drug
Store, seventh ard Pine streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

The Delaware Field Club is making
active preparations for the coming
spring games of cricket and tennis.
been offered for tho best players in
these games. Two handsome silver
cups have been given by member OF
the club Tor the best batsman and
bowler II the cups arc won three
times by one player they will be his
property. John L. Il. Bailey a. co. OF
ihiudclphia have offered line bat to
the junior making the best batting
average and William VI. Candy has Of
fered u prize FOR the junior making
tue best bowling average.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

The officers OF the Board of Health
will begin house-to.housa visitation
throughout the city for sanitary in.
spectIon. This action was taken at the
regular meeting last night. All tho
vacant lots will also lie inspected. and
whatever matter Is found will have to
he removed. The officers expect 10
have the work completed In -four
weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

AHT ARTED- leR.4. honest co. ored boy
w to do li4At houseTora, lefersn, es
| required. Wages $3.50. $40 mar ct
street, mio-lts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15
DIED.

WlLlS.-On March lath. 1929. Elizabeth.
Widow Of the l8to ucurge Il. walls in
the 81 year OF her age.
RELATIVES and friends arc respectfully
| invited 10 attend tho funeral services.
| on Thursday morning at 3 O'Clock. at the
| re idence oil her Son-in-iaw, peilip II.
CLARK. SD West Etrtot. int rment pTi-
Sate.
TA at,a,,, this city on tho 18th inst..
Leaves "A " dow and four children to
| mourn bis loss. Funeral takes place
| Fnursday5 afternoon. Meet ut o'clock
". Iibrrtya street. Eervice A. Shiio al
| Baptist Church, lntcrmeat IN st. Peters
Cemetery.
Dearest father and brother. thou has left
us,
And thy loss we d-eply feel; ~
| But Ills God that hath herett US.
lie can all our SORROWS neal.
Gone but shall never be forgotten
WILSON the iath Inst. Elizabeth.
widow OF George Il. Willie. In the seth
year of her pEe.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully
invltoi to attend the funeral services on
Thursday morning at 0 O'Clock, At the
| residence OF her son-in-law, Phillip r.
Clark. No. Sl3 West street. Interment
private.
BlGKMAE.--on the lath inst. Mary A.,
widow of John Hickman.
IL, " nbH'-pu thS lsth mat, Joseph
LJwoer.
Ia PIEnRE.-on the 18th inst, Gertrude
La Pierre. Rged 50 years.
M0SA0 HAN.-Dn the 18th inst, Hannah
Monaghan. widow OF Owen Monaghan,
aged 20 years,
WlllTEMAN.--In this city. on March 18th,
1893, George H.. aQn OF George and Lulu
Whiteinan. agei years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral services from tile resi-.
dencc Of his grandfather, Lindsey l..
Iiorcn, l3l Elliott avenue. on FRIDAY nf.
| ternoon ut . O'Clock. Interment ut River
| flew Gene cry.
VERNON. On the 18th inst, Mary H.,
widow of the late Alfred Vernon, ugea
50 years
Relatives and friends are respectfully
| invited TO attend the funeral services on
/ Friday afternoon at , o'clock at her rest
dencc, No. sos Poplar street. Interment
private. E
Asleep In Jesus"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

kbs Ferd fuimer Male Chorus gave
keeond concert OF The senson In the
10 House lnst night before a good
audience. The ciut was assisted
IN New York Philharmonic Club
York city. comprising Eugene
n drsctoE ttute; Johannes
krs1 violin George Sauer, violin;
] ersch yiolpHcelio Adam Luuf.
[bGf violin, William Augerfnundc.
NIX bass, This organization gave
4 ~ inter portion oil tie very enjoy.
|Ie entertaiDmant. In thls Il WAS as.
tied by Miss Marion S. Weed, a mez.
poprano with greces u person as
as beauties of voices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

A bay horse called Old Joe, bred ard
raised on the farm of Jno q. Almond
ut l.dge Moor, WINS foaled In Au.
gust, 1853, and was sired by son OF
Diamond state, who was owned by
Jas. n. Je1eris, his dam was sired by
lIHndo, owned by Jno. q. Almond,
He did horses work on the farm last
summer and eat his feed last night as
usuai. This morning he was found
cold IN deAth. MgeI utmost 30
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

The street and sewer directors met
last night transacting routine work.
Tho secretary was instructed TO asIl
w. A. Pratt, Philud, lphla division
engineer of the Is. Il O. Railroad when
he could meet tie directors relative 10
iilllnR in The approaches to tho .ancas
ter avenue bridge over The rAirond,
City solicitor Curtis reported TINT the
damage case OF II. IL IIammett had
been satisfied with the amount paid by
the llitppLOi.S
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

Morris Hooper OF No. 1881 West 18th
street aud employed nj the Pullman
Car orks, mes with serious accident
while at work this morning. Hooper
was working on planning machine,
when his right hand slipped between
the rollers and was frightfuIly
mang ed. The injured man was taken
to Dir. trlst's oilice, at Eighth and
Spruce streets, where 1t received prop
or medical care. Mr. Hooper was
then taken to his home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

Mr., VIM. Luke Of Rockland. who
has been unwell for some time, went
to Florida, over a week ugo. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Luke, and tho
probability Is he will ratnrn home
greatly improved in health. Flurida Ia
gay with flowers and fruit ut this time
and the disease must be pretty deeply
seated that c8nuot be shakan off In
that state.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

Don't forget to attend the public
sale OF Wall Papers and Borders at
Mr.. Stldham's Auction rooms No. III
East 18th street. SAle commencing
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, March
2lst. All these goods are perfect and
good lots. elegant designs and mostly
light color6.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

A new judge Ia to be appointed by
the Governor, and he will chose him
from New Castle county. lie must
be a lawyer and single man, not
over 10 years of age. He must have
bis hair cut pompsdour by Stansbury
Murgeg-lr., the old pr eed barber, No.
104 Last Front street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

II you are weak and weary from
some so.called chronic disease, don't
give up. sulphur Rltters has given
hope to many invalids. where hitherto
there was nothing but despair. It
system. -Editsr Weekly American.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

Charles 3. Lore. Esq. will give
free lecture at the Wobt End Reading
Room. on Friday evening, March IA,
at eight o'clock. The subject will be
THE Typical American Boy" All
those who wish to hear an interesting
talk are invited TO come.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

Elwood Webster had saIe of wes.
tern horses at Horkessin. on Monday,
when prices ranged from sos to Sl75.
He VIII have another sale in few
weeks when he expects lot Of super.
Tor general purpose horses on hand,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

Norris Colnls o; the United States
cruiser, Charleston, which 10 now w.
ing Off Norfolk. will return to the
cruiser ON Monday. NJ Combs is
visiting his parents at Pennsylvania
avenue and Union streets, and viii re-.
turn homo again In fow months. He
Is belng called upon daily by many of
his friends. who are glad to soc HIM.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

j. L. Steele will haye fine car load
of oysters at depot. on Thursday
morning, which he will sell at low
figures. Also at Seventh and Poplar
streets, where lie sells tho very best at
80 and IS cents u quart.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

y. Karns Kitchen, residing on West
fifth street, near Madison stIest, died
= Monday after Intense suffering,
10 wife, Sarab, and two daughters
ire Alfred Yerkes and Mrs. Joseph
1 Nichols, OF West Chester, AMI ii son
AEytve. Mr.. X was formerly OF West
borough, Chester Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15
Boolt-I.noFcr Appointed

Lewis c Frita has becn appointed
oooli-heepcr at the FIRST National
Bank The newly appointed book.
keeper Is employed by the WIN. Lea b
Sons Company. Hs Will resume his
new duties In short .inie.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15
The Ttra.iisrd Loss.

loss from tine lire In the James
Radfoid Company's building yester.
hay morning will reach 2U,UUD. The
building Is Insured for Sll. 900 and the
bontents for S2G.Gaj. The policies are
IN these companies:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

Tho causes OF catarrh and influenza
are many, and the effects disastrous,
but the remedy is safe and sure one,
Old FaIHs Catarrh Cure. IL Ia known
from East to West Price only IS
cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

Tho easiest way is the best" The
easiest WAY to get rid of that affIlc.
tive Affection, the piles, Is to use Old
Saurs Pile Ointment, 1t effects cure
IN every Instance Price % cents per
uDS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

Do not forget TO hive your carriage
put 10 good repair Uy Walther & Co,
south Of Market street bridge. Fine
work u speciality.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

james +. Wood q 60. are very busy
repairing bureted lp0uts and leaiy
roofs. also putting Oh new roofs. The
Measrs. Wood 4 Co. are opening
spring with good prospects.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

Early cabbage, tomato. lettuce, and
other seeds for hot bod planting at j.
j. Smiths, 18th aud Shipley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

Mrs. Susan Kane, who fell on the ice
tthe Roman Catholic Church at Ash,
ERnd, on February 10th. died from the
sffects on Wednesday last, aged 70
Eears. Her funera! took place Thurs.
lay and was largely attended
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15
4 Tail Vouaa

That without question you can buy
furniture, carpets, mating stoves and
housekeeping goods generally cheaper
at McElwee's, than any other store In
the city. Fifth and Shlpiey streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

4 taken the hotel at the n orth.
ef OF Lanchst, uvenue and
Streets. Will huve grand
oh Wednesday evening, the
ant, at S O'Clock, to which
11Dds and the public are In
ID. CHAs. ] CLEscR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

Painful teethlng, collie, diarrhoea pre.
vented and cured by lioopera' enudyne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15
Y.CIOthilg House
3i6 MARKET STREET.
MAX EPHRAIM.
DubllG SALE-The subscriber viii sell
i at public saie or the premises. in
New Castle liuudr cd. near Newport, on
THURSDAY. MARCH D. 1893
AT O'Clock D. IN,


No. !. Sprrel horsr. years old. good
driver 10. ., MoUHshiue, holss colt
good wurker and Will make good driver
10 ., Bny mar, yenrs Old. good WotK-
or and driver, " IL foa,. kcnIucky tired.
Nos aud .. Pair iron grey colts. 3 years
old. No. d. Brown horse. years OH,
tooi wOr er AMI driver. No. /. Sorrel
cots, years oli will make u flrst-cluSs
driver. No = Bay no 81, 10 years OH
90 i worker No. .. Bsy mare. 10 years
old, %ordcr nni drIver. with 10 i. No o.
liltck colt. 3 years o.d. No. II. Grey
horse. years Old. Will we gin 1870 pounds
C%tlti good worker so. :. Hack mare,
y"nIs Old. good worker ana driver, No
" lia$ col. 3 years old. e.xtra good
worker and driver
ID mead oil superior mich cows
ono hat ~ ii e III will ba IN
profit by JAS Of sale. ) good stock bulls,
sh ats Terms made known on day Of
SAFE, .-.. JOSEPH II. GOULD
l.. W. StidhIm & san, Aucts. MS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

Pabst Milwaukee, Beer on tap or
In bottles by tho dozen or barrel, at
Robelen's. 1903 W. It'll st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-15

Psbst Milwaukee Beer on tap or
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