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Evening journal., 1893-08-15
2lO-222 MARKET STREET.
REGIsrER's ORDER.
ID EGIsTER's ORDER.
RFGTsTFRis OFFICE,

New Castle County, Del. August z. 1893.
Upon the application of Mary J. Chomier,
Exec utrix of stephen Chomier, late Of VII
mingtOn hundred, In said county, deceased,
Il lis ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executrix afore-
said give notice Of granting Of letters
testamontary upon the estate OF the
deceased with the date Of granting
thereof, by causing Advertisements 20 be
posted within forty days from the date OF
such letters I'm six OF the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate 20
present the same. or abide by an act Of assem-
bly, in such case made and provided; and also
cause the same TO be inserted within the same
period in the EvESIN0 JOuREAL, a newspaper
published In Wilmington, Del, and 10 be con.
tinued therein three weeks, le. o. d.
Evening journal., 1893-08-15

Commencing Thursday june 10, lsl
Leave Fourth Street wharf daily. suudals in.
p. m.
Leave philadclphia, Chestnut Street Wharf,
at l3o, i0.l5 a. M, i.ao, i.u and 0i1 p. IA.
Stop both ways AZ Chester ON all trips.
Freight received an day az Philadelphia AND
Wilmington and carried az The lowest rates.
Atlantic City no day tickets via Reading
route on sale ahoaid both steamers.
FOR LINCOLN p ARK.
"Wednesday and sriurday excursions.
Steamers leaving Fc@rth street wharf a.
io.Nu a. M and l,il D.. u. VIII stop Nt Lincoln
Park on Wednesdays and Saturdays only.
Returning leave the park nl l.al b. nl. sharp
Grand musical concerts and all hrst-class
amuspmcuta.
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ITOTEL ATCTUN.

Michigan and paoiho Avenues Nosr Ocean
D. REED.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
" nEsIRABLE ROOMS FOR RENT ONE
u on first floor No. u02 West street.
EOR RENT SECOND STORY FURNISH
II ed rooms, with bath. Pleasant situation.
terms moderate. Apply loi West Twelfth ST.
EOR RENT TWO SECOND srOM
II front rooms, communicating. with of
without board; All modern improvements
6o8 West Fourth street.
EOR RENT Z FRONT ROOMS FOR
~ housekeeping and lodging, 3ll shipley ST.
ROARDERs WANTED AT NO. 2is WEST
ID street.
EOR RENT TWO ROOMS COMMUNE
II eating, on second floor. furnished or un-
furnished. Apply at sS9 Market street.
WANTED. -BoARDERs, GOOD ACCOM-
w modations No. i05 East Fonrth street.
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All Ihe way y wafer ug. %.
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uEIP wANTrD.

CANVAssERS WANTED. SALARY AND
~ commission 90 the right parties. Apply
AZ the SINGER MANUFAC luRlNG COM
PANN'S OFFICE, no. Sll Market street.
Evening journal., 1893-08-15

New steamer. new trip. only 200, Aug IS
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NnrInE

NOTlCE IS HnhEBY GIVEN THAT ALL
IN STATE license and tax not paid ou or be-
fore the Dih dag Qf August. 1888. there viii
Chapter ii2, Volume is laws 81 Delaware. =
CLERK oi Ole Peace.
NOTICE n w CLARK, NO o05 MAD
~ ison street. nf'cklny'nF cemeuiing and
iohhlns promptly attended 90.
VDuN R LEE. SHOEMAKER. or SEC
~ und ana FRENCH sirreis, has moved 90 ~
~ Corr SECOND and Market streets. Where ho
is prepared 20 do oll kinds of repairing at
NOTICE no COUNTY lANPAYkRs;
~ Receiver of Taxes John q. DiCkeyi viii
80 ni the following places during the month
of August az dates as stated. for the collection
oi county, poor. ruad and dur taxes fer iho
year lsli. huuns july and August per
August b Newport.
August D Toy + Hotel. Rising sun.
August NJ HoCkessn. o
August la-C Cooch.s Bridge
August sharpless's school house.
/ AUGUST el-New Castle.
/ August 2t-hackbird.
August 2a-Toursend.
! AUGUST N-0L Itorges,
/ afpiomh-r Wilmington.
] September Practical Farmer.
September -Marshallion.
| September l-lhristanH.
/ September to0Ch'a Bridge
| Scltcmhcr WILMINGTON
septtmher harp.esa school House.
/ September M H'1cLMri.
! scut1ml,f i1 a New Castle.
! September ~ q. ll--MNmiurton.
] srntpmhrr lost Georges.
| September Middlef0Un.
/ ScNfenhnr ln- 0deean.
] September li-huwnrk.
September 10 Delaware CITY.
/ SEPTEMBER tl- NirkW0od
/ sentembar Wilmington.
| september .1-H Huckessin.
septeuiher t-row ns0ll.
/ September .I-E EIafEhird.
! @entcinber 2s-C CcnirtFiIlc.
] September 2a Newport.
September Wilmington.
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HOTNL HECKLER.

Formerly Normandic, Corner Atlantic an
Pennsylvania avenues, Fitted up IN first
class style. Open an the year.
HFNHN HrCKIFR
Evening journal., 1893-08-15

]. R. Beetem and family, Of this city
are the guests of relatives at Carlisle
Pa.
Evening journal., 1893-08-15

John S. Cotton will leave on Saturday
for trip through New Jersey
Evening journal., 1893-08-15

Joseph Hayes, of Dover, is spending
few days with friends here
Evening journal., 1893-08-15

Miss Marv McNulty. Miss Annie Cor
rigan and Miss Kate Kellins are visiting
near Newark.
Evening journal., 1893-08-15

Miss Carrie Gross, of this city, is visit
ing friends at Downingtown, Pa
Evening journal., 1893-08-15

Harry O'Brien, Of the City of Mexico, Is
on visit to relatives in this city En-
route here he stopped at the Worlds
Fair.
Evening journal., 1893-08-15

James NJ. Carroll, of Springfield, Mass q,
is visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Evening journal., 1893-08-15

Patrolman William Gum is on his
vacation. He will probably visit the
Worlds Fair, Niagara Falls, and may
engage with theatrical company before
his return.
Evening journal., 1893-08-15

- Of Office Of the Register aforesaid
at Wilmington, in New Castle
l. s.. y county Aforesaid. the day and
year above written.
- ]. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
Evening journal., 1893-08-15

Albert D. Cotton, of Wilmington, is a
Atlantic City.
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BusINEss OPPoRPTuNlTIFs.

DOR SALE STOCK AND FINTURN
II OF Confectionery Store, also the old osiat
lished book and novel store az @ East Fourt
street
Evening journal., 1893-08-15

Mrs ]. Frank Ball, returned from
Chicago to day after an absence Of
eighteen weeks, during which time she
has been doing ffective service as sec
retary of the committee on awards The
comm ttee adjourned on Saturday.
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HAMBURGERS.

HAWbUhUEho.
II you see any goods like ours that you
can buy for less than ours, Come Back
and Get Your Money.
II you see any goods elsewhere that
you like better than ours, Come Back and
Get Your Money.
HAMBURGERS.
220-222 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1893-08-15

Lewis Baldwin, of Wilmington, is OIL
stay at Atlantic City
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MONTERREY HOTEL.

Virginia avenue. near the beach. bot and
cold sea water baths. and all places 0f interest.
ecwlI furnished; excellent table.
F r. NEWCOMER
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THE EARL

Ocean end OF South CaroNna Aysnus. Onen
All the year. 100 ioci from the ocean.
b.. SMITH.
Evening journal., 1893-08-15

Miss Lille Lamplugh Of Philadelphia,
is visiting in this city.
Evening journal., 1893-08-15

William 7 Mark y Of Allegheny
City, Pa. visited his brother in this city
yesterday.
Evening journal., 1893-08-15
MEDICAL.
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
NOR RENT. - HOUSE NORTHWEST
II corner Front and Van Buren, streets,
rooms and bath, suitable for drug or grocery
store. Apply No. 2A Franklin street,
NOR RENT.-A LARGE MANSION AND
II stable. with two acres OF land. The
house has eleven rooms with water supply Is
situated on the kennett pike about three
miles from Wilmington and iive minutes
walk from electric cars. Address
5u5 EQUITABLE BUILDING.
TOR RENT.-sEVER Al SMALL HOUSES
II Apply 10 Francis $ Bradley. Corner
Eleventh and Heald streetes.1
TOR sALE-vALUABLE AND DEsItA-
II BILE Chester county property. Dwelling
and store all under one roof. good outuuilu-
iugs, eleven acres OF land. A good investment
will sell cheap. Apply 10 =. fAlkLAMB,
Gum Tree, Chester county, Pa.
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ExcunsroNs.
no FOR THE MoUNrAINsi

Coolxman NJ. T.. Church Joins Wesley
leaves French street stafion. W "A N. R. RI.
at : 30 n. IN , Aug. 18th. 1898 stopping both
wnysat y. a. y. JuuCilon. 7fNi -llveflruof
1888 Orccnvllc. 4.s, N0rtchann. ii; Guy.
encourt, 1.51; Lcnanc, 1928. eave West Chea.
ter, ..i6; arrive nt Heading about l0W.
Reading d.HQ p. m. SnNcrhrouk passengers
VIII take regular train af c li io Nluntchnnin
and change there 20 special train.
For the benefit OF Cn0kman be sure 90 .p.
cure tickets at the following places. Moofe's
drug store, Delaware avenue arn Lincoln
Crcga's grocery. 100 lonnsyivania avenue
Bucks grocery store, hoUkland or from the
officers Of C00kmon Church..
ADULTS TICKETS. &1.OO
CHILDREN, so CENTS.
Evening journal., 1893-08-15

Miss Ida Clio d. Of Dover, and Miss
Rena Cloud. Of Camden, are guests Of
Mrs. s. A. Bice, on East Ninth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-17

No question OF greater Importance
can cone before the Legislature and
the people OF Delaware than that
which brought together u large mum
her of our citizen farmers mud scieuti-
tic men at Newark yesterday The
proceedings OF the meeting are OF the
greatest interest to every citizen oil
Delaware. tuberculosis, II it never
was before, WIS yesterday demon
strated to be q real dangerous disease
trdnsmittent from cattle to human
beings, The statements maGeat New.
urk yesterday are not only surprising
but they are alarming.
The disease can be easily transmit.
ted from the milk of animals to chill.
dren and adults and that tine disease
may linger ioag time IN uE ANNA.
before it is known. since the reyola-
ton of yesterday it Is not to ho won
defel at That 4 surprising mortality
prevails amongst children. The eX-
tent TO which the disease prevails WAS
plainly set forth by ljr Ewes, who .aid
ne found two hundred anl fifty cases
around Wilmington, and ont Of that
number forty tive have since died. The
milk from these cattle is brought to
Wilmington ana sent IN other cities
fed to infants and used IN general cult
mars purposes, necessarily spreading
disease and death IN its course
tpbn rat,.a,Iu t1,r,ip.+ 49,.
frnm this impure milk is to boil il.
which Dir. Ewes says destroys all tho
blccali, or germs Of the disease, This
Is an alarming statement. but it is one
which should be known to every User
o milk. IA,a Is "A question when lie.
man Is prompt attention from the
legislature and We are pieased to
kaow that largo number II tile
members OF that body were present to
zee the experiments for themselves. 1t
was shown yesterday that tn disease
tan he del ictsd uli oraIicuteI but 1T
c iAsiderabla expense. Tie latter, how.
ever should bono object whtrc the
health of tha people are concerned.
The Legislature aEouId lose no time
in ass NJ iaw empowering state
We eIlnarIaG To Kill uNery aaiual al,
hicted with tuberculosis, the State to
pay moderate price for the animals
destroyed. What mora is wautad IS
mlIA and meat INSPECTOR. They may
cost monegr bat tho money will be
well spent, GnG the city reap the 70
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-17
Essential OIL. ns nactsrIcldes.

M. Omeltschenko has made experiments
which confirm tile views previously Put for
ward that the vapors of essential oils exer-
else hactericidal action. BY using spe
cially contrived culture TASKS md passing
through them air impregnated with the
vapors to be studied, he was able also to es
tabliSh the quantity necessary per liter of
air Thus the bacillus of typhus was killed
by mir containing the vapor from oil of Gin
namon, O.o005 gram per liter, or oil of vale-
rian, 0 O0S2 grant per liter in forty-tiye min.
utes. The bacillus Of tuberculosis required
to he exposed for twenty-three hours to air
containing O0lS gram per liter of oil of Gin
namon before fatal effects were produced.
Oil Of lavender, 000Is gram per liter, eff
fected the sstme result in twelve hours and
oil ut eucalyptus, 0.G252 gram per liter, In
the same length Of time The degree of
sAtuihtion must he maintained, or after the
first effects Of the yapors pass off, though
the growth Of the germs is prevented their
vitality is not destroyed. The elisa classi.
fled according TO their strength as germi-
cdes, thus-cinnamon, fennel lavender,
cloves, thyme, mint, Anise, eucalyptus, tur-
pentine, lemon and rose, the last two being
very wenk in liSinfecliug power Bacteria
logical World
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-17

New CASTLE Jan. IA number OF
members of the degree lodge, |. O. O.
T.. or Wilmington. paid Il visit to the
lodge hero last evening. The visitors
were entertained In the lodge head
quarters at the Opera House. and attor
refreshments were served they TOOK
the 1910 train for Wilmington
very enthusiastic revival meeting
was held at the NJ L. Church last even.
ing, which resulted in three eonver.
siOnS.
AS another proof Of an old time
winter, skaters were seen on the river
here yesterday.
The ice on the river has not been
thick enough TO bear for number OF
years.
The fair in st. Ieters Il. C. Church
opened under very favorable circuu-
Stances on saturday evening.
Inc question Of having spelling
bee IN this city is being agitated by
the local paper.
The price OF coal has been advanced
several times since the weather has
been so cold, and is now sc and IS. u
per ton.
Miss Fletcher tho evangelist, left
this morning for Middletown.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-17
Cheaper in the sprinp.

The 'only DEMOCRATIC afternoon
paper in the Stete OF Delaware had
quite an encouraging item In Satur.
days Issue on, Things will be cheaper
In the spring." and then going on to
give the price OF eatables: Butter, SO
to ~ cents per Id; eggs, 85 to 40 cents
per dozen; white potatoes, Sl.4o pei
bushel; pork, II cents per h.. lard, Is
cents per H.; beef, 20 to rs cents pei
h.; mackerei, 20 to 25 cents per ID
sausage, Is cents per H., and so on
through the whole list of what the
people have to buy twice week in the
markets. Now 1t Ia all very well to
tell the people that things will be
cheaper In the spring. Cheaper living
- wanted now, and not in the spring
Who can the workmen blame for this
sudden rise In all commodities? II this
Republicans were in power 1t would
all be blamed on them by the truthful
Democratic press. Like Sampson, We
are afraid the working people have
pulled the house down on theil
heads.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-17
Fourteen NEW CARDINALS.
The List Includes SIX Italians, but No
Americans

ROVE Ian. 17,-Ihc pope created four
teen cardinals at the consistory yesterday,
the list nnt inc.ading any Americans.
Archbishop Naaghfi. If Westminster, was
elevated to tue cuIdinaa'c also Archbishop
I"gae, PIimalr If IrrlaHd Archbishop
kIementH, "a Cologne; PGiaea Archbishop
koPp, of lire-lnr Hgr MurcHhi, papal
under serrrtary of STATE; Mar Per-ico, see
rclarE Of the propaganda Mgr Thomas,
archbishop Of Rourn; Mgr, Mcignan arch
bishop OF Tours; Mgr. Naszay, prinate of
Hungary, afd archbishop af Grau There
are t.hll SIX Italian cardinals, TWO French
cArinal-, Two pru~siaf, one English
Waugh, one Irish uLoguei, one Hungarian
and anr spanish
With regard to France, the pope has not
ouiS raised the j.tehbi-hop- Of Roucu and
Tours to thu carttinalate, ia accordance
with the proposal OF NJ Carnot, but con-
icrS, il j. understood this distinction upon
third prclatr who, subject To the consent
OF the French president, will be either
Mgr l'rrraud, bishop of Autun, or Mgr
faret bishop nt Grenublc, one OF these lie
ing Il rcs,rved cardinal
The elevation Of The prince Archbishop
kopf,tp Via" earlinszin'e will il is expected,
have sons Influence ulln the puarse OF the
clericals on the army bill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-17
A Railway Gathering.

It WAS derailmcnt. The engine jumped.
This was an old story at the junction
The men around the stove talked about
the killing in in;;tter of fact way rs some
thing TO be expected, They occasionally
talked of rules and suPeiintendents and the
company, Illuminating their remarks With
oaths that seemed more apt than wicked.
One OF the engineers was white haired and
the others called him pap" The ages
ranged down to eighteen, the latter repre-
scented by stout Irish boy who had been
braktag ahead ON No 3 for II month and
hadn't lost even finger There were n
passenger conductor, Two baggagemen and
a postal clerk in addition to The dozen or
mere men from the local crews Each took
ms Turn AZ talking through the smoke
Chicago News Record
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-17

ANY article VI 'nthlng either Of
bed or wetriht apparel, also any pro-
Vision, however sm6li tho uulutitp
may De, FROM any one lJI Distribution
to IN" suffering poor Of this city, Wi
he most Thankfully received BY Mrs
itOutit ;. Aiit,tl, Of 500 Broom street
nnd promptly sent where 1t VIII re
lioye suffering, Also any cod dealer
wl9 WI ktiidiy send an Urdet tor line
sntatl amount uf ton or even hlck.
% Of coal viii be Thankfully accupt-
Ell. AIRY one wishing to relieve sof.
iettns now have tho opportunity to
DO so.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-17
NJ OF CE-rHE COUNTY AssEssMEN

y OF CE-THE COUNTY ASSESSMEN
= Y 10 now c9iupl, rcd, ana may be seer
M the following places;
First Ward ,Inmes II. lIarkims' piyai
store. No, IL West Fourth street.
second Ward Hugh Diamonds Ctua,
store, southeast curhgr Thild aud Poplar
reefs.
Third ward-w nstl's cigar store MARY,
iaud avenue ani Madison street.
Fourth Ward alexander AIctiowln'a
northwest corner Third and Madison
streets.
Fttth Wapl-Nancy Quigley's saloon
No B2O Madison street.
sixth Mard-Wlliian Mcshea,s cigar
store, southeast corner Eleventh and
French strCets
Seventh Ward william =. Moore,
grocery store, delaware avenue and
We streets.
Eighth utd-Charlca L Taylor's uipnI
store, No. heh Lombard street.
Ninth Mnrt-Joseph j. Riubyts CIvpr
store. NO 3V5n Market street.
g Tenth Valid William \. She lds uoI III.
cast corner Fty a-anl and Jagkso streets
Eleventh Ward-IUbert CuttinghAni
No. 80 Maryland avenue.
Twelfth Ward Philip H. Sbca's. south,
east corner Fourth and Scot streets.
The "a. essors VIII be la session at the
Court Huu+a, NcYy Court roolp), oil
January ", q. -. 30 and 81, TO- the Dur
pose OF maxim" any e rreciious and
placing any name on tha = easement lis,
that may have been umit;ed.
JOHN !, - ijAHa,
FIJI st District,
MICHAEL i. CONWAY
I W.. second ulstI let,
I CHARLES WiiASS.
,H Third Districts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-17

DUBLlo sALE5will be sold al public
l. sale on the farm OF tho subscriber,
near Oglctown, White Clay Creek Hun.
ldIed, on the road going to Salem meeting
house. on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY q 1903
Commencing at IL O'Clock, m, sharp,
8 horses.
No. l. bay horse. Bill. years old, good
style and action, good driver safe for a
lady TO drive; he is an all day horse.
NO. 2 bay horse, Diamond, 10 hands
nigh. years old very strong and power
tul. suitable for market dearborn or cart
ing; also good leader. safe for Child to
drive.
No. 0. gray horse. Never-Sweat, 10 years
old. II hands high. suitable for cart.
Three young cows, all coming in fresh.
Farming lmplements--1 cross-cut saw,
we cd saw. biiar lscythe, l furm wagon
with hny riggings ! market dearborn
with pole and shafts Germantown car
riage, Phieton carriage. ! sleigh. l dug
out wagon. l-horse cart. sets Of double
harness l set of light double harness l
set of heavy dearborn harness, sets of
pillow harness. 2 sets Of carriage harness,
collars and brides, balters. l set OF dou-
bic lines. large pillow, set of cart har-
ness, sets OF single lines. l 1-horse pillow.
strap Of small sleigh bells, twin harsow, .
IRON cultivators with corn coverer at
tnched; Little Gem garden cultivator
with ali the attachments. corn mari er,
hcuriy hew; moving machine. COOL as
new; corn shelter. hay cutter, lot of
timothy hay, wheat drill. lot OF chains.
lgrindstone. hay knife. good as now;
forks. shoveis. spades hoes picks. crow
bars. 2wash .benchcs lot of old iron. / 4
can Reeds Creamery. Ghurn and horse, 2
large cream cans. milk pans. scales and
weights. butter tub. large milk cup
boards
Household Goods-1 large cook stove.
iparlor stove, slttlng-ioom stove,2 settees
and beds, tables, clocks lamps chairs
lbedsteads. bedding. bureaus, looking
glasses lot of picture frames, washs antla,
carpets, dishes knives and forks, II lot of
tools, l large watch dog,
Tcrins-Ali sums of SIS and under cash,
over that amount ere it of months
VIII be given by the Purchaser giving IA
hnnkable note with an approved en-
dorser. II paid when due no interest
added. II not paid when due interest add
ed, OF per cent oil for cash.
JAMES l.. MCKINNEY.
Henry NJ. Whiteman. Auetioneer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-17
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. 'oa
At 70 o'clock, NJ, Sharp,

3 horses one bay horse II years; sorrel
horse. years old; bay colt. coming 3
years old. sired by Mucbeth;l ycarliuy
colt, sired by Raven bird; black mare o
years old good family mare one pair
.of good mules S, II head of mich cows, >
heilers coming . years Old, l ycarl' M
heller, good stock bulls. Poand China
SOW and pigs.
Farming implements. - Two farm
wagons, hay wagon, ,Iagger wagon, l
horse cart side delivery milk wagon, l
Germantown, l Spindle wagon made to
oiuer; trOtitng wagons, good rs new;
sulkey; DIRK carriage, nearly new; l
carriage pole sets OF dearborn harness.
X sets OF wagon harness, sets of pillow
harness. cart saddle. riding saddle, collar.
brides and halters, Southbend plows 8
W Hey plows, llockcndorn plows Rem
mington plow 1 Golfer pillow, sets of
twin harrows. Acme harrow.S cultivators,
2g-wheel culttyGtors, roller, horse rake,
Mis- huri grain drill one Deering binder
y iecl cut, moving machines Buckeye
| champion, l Dcering corn marker
marks two rows. seed sower bag holder,
corn shcllor. root cutter Telegraph hay
cutter. Van Wickle grain ian, grain
cradles, moving scythe9. corn knives
reed chest bali bushel measure hay FORK
anu rope, wheclbarrows, grain shovel
forks hoes, pick and grindstune, shovcls
crowDhf, spade, corn by the bushcl. 70
acres oil whcnt In the ground, md many
other articles too tedious to mention.
Terms of sale-All sums of SO aud un-
der cash, all sums over that amount {
months credit on giving II note with an
approved cndorser. II not paid when due
interest aided
WIN. J. BROWN, Administrators.
l.. w. Stidham & son. auctloneers.
Ellis Z. Hicks. clerk.
ii-lw-d-eod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-17

The regular meeting OF the Historl
cal Society was hela last night, Treas
urer Giughnst reported balance
in bank OF S5g3.8! Tho commitiee te
arrange an exhibit Tor tho MorIi's
Fair reported progress. Two volumes
of the Columbian Magazine and three
almanacs Gated lbs, lsul aud Isi1
were offered for snio hit action was
deferred until the next meoun4 Iihrl.
iaGt iailHEshrr WAS given permission
To seld II photograph ai Ola aWeuus
Church tc William :. SHARP oil i'ren
ton. he writing 4 book an the Swedish
settlement along III" HrlIwara Ersidf
the Receiving Of Il ftw dufutIoDs lpHr
D. Bird souari +. Males, Jr..tieorge
5. Aurnpu and Robert AlGg were
elected nnH Mrmh.rs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-17

James Mcdaniel. an old colored mar
known in Media and Chester as "Olc
Slave" was found dead yesterdn,
along the West Chester road. lie was
III the habit Of INDUCING in heavy
periodical drinking spells, and as be
had been drinking heavily during the
day 1t Is supposed he fell in the high.
way and was frozen 20 death.
Mcdaniel WIZ n slave in Tennessee
and after the war came North. taking
the name ot the man who had owned
him for twenty years.
Apart from his love of strong drink
he was naturally bright and Intelligent
and quite character in his way. lie
was known as a walking spenk-easy
and Tor several years sold liquor oil
the big days at Chester Heights and
Brnndyw.ne Summit camp meetings.
Two years ago he got wildly drunk
on his own whlskey while selling al
Chester Heights and became 80 reck-
less In the Illicit business That no was
caught in the act and on conviction
was sent to Jail for three months.