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The St. Johns herald., 1893-04-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT. ARIZONA
 March 8, 1893. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proOt will be made before the Probate Judge of Apache county, Arizona Territory, at St Johns. Ariz, on Friday, April 28, 1893, viz: Charles M. Peterson, Homestead Application No. 433 for the northwest quarter of section P Township IS North, Range 19 East. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. said land, viz:
 H. NJ. Tanner, R. Parkinson, s. G. Ladd, J. Foster, all of St. Joseph Apache county, Arizona.
 J. c. MARTIN.
 Register, First publication March. Is. 1Se3
The St. Johns herald., 1893-04-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIz.
 April 5, 1898. ] Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and tn at said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court, at St, Johns, Arizona on Wednesday May 31, 1S93 viz: Henry H. Scorse. Declaratory Statement, No. 2221 for lots and { and south F of northwest 4 section township 20 North, Range p East.
 He names the following witnesses to prove hIs continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land. viz:
 Francisco Trsdias, Antonio Lopez, Rosindo Guiteires PerfectO Garcia, all of Holbrcok, Apache County, Arizona.
 J. c, MARTIN,
 Register. First publication April 13, 1898.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-04-20
LAND NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 LAND OFFICE AT PRETcoTT, ARIZONA

LAND OFFICE AT PRETCoTT, ARIZONA
 March f. 1883, Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge of Apache County, at St Johns, Arizona. Saturday, April p, 1893, viz: Henry H. Mitchell Homestead Application No. SS6, for the north west quarter of southeast quarter, north half of southwest quarter and southwest quarter of northwest quarter Section g, Township 9 North kange P East
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land. viz:
 James E. Porter William Morgan, George Nj. Adams, John COnly, all of Show Low, Apache county, Arizona.
 J, c. MARTIN.
 Register, First publication March Is. 1893.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-04-20
A. E. BANTA X CO.
 BAN1E.RS

Money to loan good and approved securities, in of from $100 to $5, ,000
 Exchange sold good at all the principal cities of the Uni ted States.
 Interest bearing certificates of deposit issued time money.
 Agent for the best Fire Insurance Companies Get your property insured and do your banking at home mh9
The St. Johns herald., 1893-04-20

Apache county the sum of $39, ,679 87 as treasurer of Apache county. That there is actually in h1s hands as such Treas urer the following amount in kinds spec flied:
 Certi'd che'k First Nat. Bank $37 ,9S1 97 Sundry checks. s.... 1,677 90 Cash 20 % Total. $39, ,697 87
 F. T. LA PRADE,
 VIM. MORGAN,
 LEANDRo ORTEGA,
 Supervisors. T. S. BUNCH. District Attorney.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-04-20

F T La Prade, Supervisor .... SIS 20 Wm Morgan 49 % Leandro Oitega, 31 % Chas Jarvis, Clerk Board ...... 125 % w R Campbell, Sheriff ..... 225 co T s Bunch, District Attorney. 100 % Art Mcdonald, Probate Judge. 100 % F W Nelson, County Recorder. p co J T Hogue, Clerk Dist Court =. 100 % N P Johnson, iailor and janitor. 2S5 co J T Hogue Clerks fees. .. 57 p F w Nelson, Recording. ... 8 p Pauly Jail Co.,, steel cells ..... .3750 % Hamilton Printing Go, records. 55 % St Johns Drug Go, stationery.... 26 10 i Carlisle S Go, assessm't lists. 19 30 l. NJ Manning, Medical services. Is %
The St. Johns herald., 1893-04-20
LOCAL NEWS.

St. rohne, Thurs iay, April 20,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

months with insomnia (sleaplessne5s)
and nervous prosLration, | was per-
sunded To try Paine's celery compound
Good results were shown after the
use OF one bottle, and three practl-
cally cured me.
Fully approaching the benefits de.
rived from the use of Paine'S celery
compound. / take pleasure in recon-.
mendins it to others, Il Is not only
valuable rs n remedy, but delightfully."-
pleasant Us n compound"
The case OF Helen jackson, who now
resiies nj % Lawrence St. Is not I'M
Ike it, Both suffered from the re-
suit III an impaired nervous system,
aud both swero speedily cured. Says
Mrs. Jackson:
My leTt shoulder and arm, my knee
ard lower prt of my right leg be-
came very stiif and painful. | could
I hardly walk. My doctor came and
prescribed tor me. Instead OF getting
better | got WORSE 1t shifted from
my shoulder down to my hand That
was so swollen could not use il for
some weeks My leg remained the
| same. hobbled around for ono whole
month before gave up. That WAS ia
January. One afternoon In February
lett as though | would like to lay
down Tor few moments. I lad thraa
doctors ana they told inc lad inilam-
natprg Rheumatism. ! still had pain
IN my left arm, hut nay knee was II
/ sight That was 50 Swollen Guu 80
crooked ana 50 painful, | thought |
wuulu nev.l get 1t straight again
M.th ID the medicine took, moth.
| ng seemed to neip.
"Durut- thHt time my sister recon
nrHdeI L'a!nrs celery compound anu
! logan taxing It at once. slow MT
hdrtr IL di It's work. II YOU could
taep inc now the way ] walk about, you
would never beileve i waS / who coald
rot walk for two months Paine :
celery compound did II. believe in
/ il and torplumentl It to everybody.
Nj hgsbtnd also md terrible sharp
! palms all through his sod ! which loca,
tel ~ Lis istt hip lie commenced ut
j once taking Faiu"'s ce!cry compound
and can prove the wonderful effect It
i had on atm ine pains lot him ana
i he lett Il different nam altogether.
from ali over tho state uud pnrtiCu-
! iarIy along the Hudson whore 1t has
h"en almost li:ipO-slbie To Eupply thu
demand ton Paine's celery compound
aplne the -nlue KIND Of reports Says
4 iiarInuu lienderrr. Ut 443 rhild st.
Albany:
1t Affords me pleasure TO add my
i Ics tlhIohS 70 tic value anu ellgncy OF
Pal les uuicrY compound,
During the siA years between 1884
! and lo9O ! wdsa constant sufferer from
i acute rheumatism. ion many days at a
time being unable to ,eavo my bod, aul
nt Ati times suilrriug intense pain.
Il had tried eE"ry rein siy suggested
without obtaining rtlisf ana had about
/ given UP all hops VI recovery, when u
! hit lie over year ago at tho earnest
+ solicitation Of Il friend, | began to use
Pdlns's colDry compound. From the
i time began taking tile compound, I
began to obtain Ieief, and Tor the pa +
nine months / havo not lost d J
from my buSlnest, aud now cunsidrr
/ npseIl re lndneutly curel.
4 laiue's celery compound makes PEG.
] nLu MGIl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

The fourth anniversary of the New
Century Glub will be held in the clubs
new building, on January 3lst. Tho
reception IN honor of the opening OF
the club house will be at O'CLOCK. The
program of the club conference in the
afternoon will be as follows:
Greeting. Mrs, Abby Woodruff Miller
president Newt enlury Club OF Wi.
mington."
Dedication poem. Mrs. Susan Mari
Spaulding, New Century Club OF
Washington"
Open discussion. Subject: 'The
Woman's Club" /. What may lie it,
influence IN the community? Led by
Mrs. Mary L. Mumrord. New Cen.
fury Club" Philadelphia; Mrs. Eliza
Sproat Turner News 'entuty Guild
Philadelphia. What may be is iniln.
ence In the homer Led by DR.. Ja nile
de 10 Nj. Lozier. president "SUro sIs,
New York City. .. What are its in.
tellectual pussihllities9 Led by Mrs
B"len Hiscock Backus. president
Brooklyn Women's Club"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
Injured In n Collision.

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lieherman
were painfully injured yesterday
Afternoon 10y their sleigh being run ill.,
TO by the Delaware avenue car, No. 56
at Tenth and Orange streets. They
waro thrown ont OF the sleigh. anu Mr.,
Lieberman altghted on his head.
1t was first Thought that his skull
had been fractured, but upon making
an eAumlnatlon, Or. Manll pronounced
back and arm were also injured, The
parties are on fair road to torecov.
cry. The sleigh was broken in the col
liSion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
VIM. B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.

Over one-half of the fine
American Hosiery Go. I'm
.derwear has been sold at the
reduced prices. The prices
Iof what are left are further
reduced to one-half and
Ithree-quarters of the regular
prices, as follows:
Mems Shirts, in sizes 81
to A, are SOC.
Men's.Drawers, in sizes 80
to 40, are SOC.
Ladies' Vests, in sizes &c,
80, "a and SO, are SOC.
Children's Shirts and
Drawers, in sizes l6, 1S and
20, are 25c.
Boys Drawers, in size %,
are 25o. ..
Mems Natural Wool
Shirts and Drawers, 79c;
from 81.
About $50 pairs Scotch
Wool Stockings for men, are
19c; from 25c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

Air. John G. Clark, tho re;L cs.ntr
agent, who foil and hurt himself about
two we, k ago on Market street. nom
Tenth. passed very comfortable Tins
last nlght,aui this morning Is uan-unl-
iy bright and cheerful Ills rapid re
.overy is good nuws to his many
friends
Mr.. EdWald A. Robinson, rpsillng
al No. 5i1 WRIST FuIr'h street. wh0
has ind very severe attack OF pnGu-
monia, wa= rather iNtfer this morn.
Ing and hOpcj ara Hi. ert inri lat h.
will soon bn ubi,' TO be about.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

F.. d, Jordan, tho riggsr. with the
assistance OF brldge-tendor Conner, has
beon busy at work In getting tho draw
Of the Market street bridge in place.
IL was turned oil on Monday to allow
a boat to pass through, and owing to
the cold weather tho machinery be,
came SO disabled that 10 could not he
Turned back in place. The machinery
Is out OF repair and it will be operated
by hand until the cold snRp Iets I'M.
1t Is on enough today to allow of per.
sons to walk over it. The water In the
steam boiler lie frozen solid, with the
water above the second gauge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
e0DEPS EDITOR.
Albert Hardy,the Poet
and Author
III las sssr,i Nsay Month,
With Insomnia,
Helen Jackson Also Laid up In
New York City.
Similar Gases Reported at
State Capital.
Hartman Hcnderer OF Albany
Now Permanently Cured.

NEW York Cry, January l7.--Albett
Hardy, the poel-althOr, whose Maid
OF bethany" commented him to Mr..
Gladstone and Edward Everett HaIe.
has b ea appointed associate editor of
Godeys Magazine. Il post ion he will
dout Iless I'LL with great credit to this
ending periodical.
MIR. Hardy has entlrely recovered
from his long siege of Insomnia and
nervous prostitution, owing to the use
OF tho wonderful remedy discovered
by Prof. Phelps Of Dartmouth college.
Says MIR. Hardy: .'After suffering for
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18


The price OF coal has gone up to
$3.50 ton In Philadelphia and IL the
present famine continues, the Record
says, much longer, prices will soon
reach u and IS II ton. Railroad men
say the scarcity of coal Ia accustomed
by the extreme cold weather. which has
caused the collerlos to be frozen up.
thereby lessening the production.
The Record has raised It's price from
$3.50 to 50 per ton. restricting the sale
OF enc ton only to a person. Tho sale
OF pea coal has been stopped altogeth.
er. The price In New York has also
been advanced by the dealers. Tie
REPUBLICAN telephoned to the firm of
Charles Warner Co., and the agent re-
piled there would be no advance this
month in the price of coal In Whining
ton, although 1t 10 very hard to got
any new consignments at the present
time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

Wen, il you don't want
an Oyereoat, and with pre-.
sent pressure on selling
oyerc~ its perhaps good
policy for us to direct the
tide. How about the suit .
or If your coat and vest is
good, what of Trousers I
We've thousands OF odd
Trousers, some OF them
broke away from suits.
There may be just what you
want among them. Take a
lew minutes more time and
save a few pennies or per.
haps IL dollar or more.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
/ B. R|LEY

THIS has been the bust.
est January we have ever
had and our many patrons
haze given us great pleasure
by assuring us that they have
been enabled to save money
by our eXcrtious.
Our store is full of bar.
cams and every department
has its share.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

Miss India Thompson last night en-.
tortained few OF her many ftie uda st
the home OF her slster, on CLAYTON
street. Tho evening was spent IN so-
ctal amusements iEterspersed with
musical selections. At reasonable
hour the company departed after par.
taking OF refreshments. The Misses
Ella IroLier, Jennle Werkheiser, Carrie
and Lucy Gregg, Austin Ellison, Id
ward Clayton, Fred Kelley and lialds.
man Stout composed the ga therinr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

The meeting which was to have hesn
he!d IN Gentrevillg last night for tls
purpose OF elfierting an urganlzstioG
OF the projectors Of the proposed cieos
tric railway between this city and
kennett square, was postponed Oh aSy
count Of the weather. About twentyI
five OF the citizens OF Ceutraville had
assembled In the school house patient,
~ awaiting the coming OF tho capltak
ists from this city. but they did n6t
venture out as tho roads were impns.
cable. The projectors from Kenneth
square also failed to appear, and the
meeting was adjourned to meet when
the weather becomes more favorable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

The annual meeting af the Security
Truss 4 Sa!e7Depusit WIS hrll ye.ter.
day and these directors elected:
Benjamin Ntel,l7 iieiry G. Robinson,
William l.. bancroft. William NJ. Field
James a. Bart HrIrS + iure. Joseph
n. Chandlcr.ZM. b. J. BAYS Sister
Philip Plunkrtt, Charles f.. Fritz,
Archibald A. Carcile, William r.
Brlnckle. Samuel G simmons. William
]. heeldry. jahh Il. Iatum lhev VII
Ince. foG organization on February /.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.

The wonderful popularity attained
by Hoods Sarsaparllla Calendar last
year, will be repeated by Hoods
Household Calendar-Almanac for 1893,
just published. A happier combina.
ton of calendar and Almanac. OF
beauty and utility, OF art and advsr-
Using, has seldom been produced. The
lovely picture OF "The Young Discov.
erers" Autographed In many delicate
coiors, will be welcome everywhere,
while the pad is attractively printed
in sharp. plain figures. Copies may be
ing 6cents insstamps for one copy, orl0
cents for two, to Z. l. Hood & Co..
Lowell, Mass,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
Stamped Linen Goods

We have made special
prices on stamped goods,
Sateen Table Covers,
cream, Is cents.
Sateen Table Covers in
beautiful tints, % cents.
Hemstitched Carving and
Tray Cloths, Is cents to
: | 80.
Corded Pillow Slams, 10
cents, reduced from 30
cents; excellent value.
SpIashers, Bureau and
Stand Sear!s, in large variety
Mt reduced prices.
Laundry Bags, tinted, 50
cents and 50 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

A st-iFhing party which was cam.
posed oil the AlisGes Nellie ljuro. Mar
Rsret Hazard. Lolita Kendall, MAY
Lindsay. Nellie Davidson. tireta Nfcids
Mary Jackson, Hcssrs. Scott, Town.
send, t.tDsou. Gould. II. Townsend
Henry +. Dure Jr., Nathaniel Dayls.
Montieth Jackson Arthur Chambers
and John p Armstrong, left the home
OF Henry +. pure last night. aud spent
fhe evening in sloighing around the
country
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

Isaac Smith, the well-known barter
who for many years has conducted th6
1arberlng business at sixth and Ship.
10y streets, died last evening at hid
residence on Walnut street neat
Sixth. Mr.. Smith has been elck fof
some time with Carbuucles, and thesa
with other complications were the al
rect cause of his death. When tnkeh
sick lie weighed over 200 pounds, but
Lerore his death was reduced to II NERD
shadow. lie was we'll educated In,
telligent colored man, took an active
part in politics, and was always ready
and willing to do anything to advance
tho interests of his race,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

Geo. Diyons Vaudeville Company
appeared at the Grand Opera House
last evening Ihe performance was
fairly good. Mr.. Dixon spared with
Frank Gibson, OF this city. The same
will be presented again this evening,
and Air. DiAen Will spar with Frank
Bolen.
The well.known melo.dramR, Lost
in New York" will lie presented at the
Grand Opera House on Friday evening,
On saturday evening the meritorious
melo drama, ''Uncle's Darling" will DO
presented at the Grand Opera House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

Our weekly sales Of the
reduced Coats have been
large. There are a few more
of the So ones to 1911 and
the SO ones to $6.75, in
both tans and blacks. In
black choviot opossum col
lar and shawl front, only
about one dozen awaits you
-$l2.5 to S7.50-.and all
higher priced goods pro.
portionately lower. In Fur
Capes the following reduc-
tons occur:
% Black Coney to rs. ......
$40 Black Coney to $3.50
Sl5 French Lynx to ell.
$50 Wool Seal toSls.
s25 Baltic Seal to SIS.
$25 Monkey to SIS.
go Astrakhan Fur to sl6,
$40 Monkey to $50.
All our Wraps and Plush
Coats about one.third off in
price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

August Negendanks milk wagon
was run into by Riyeryiew car No, 55.
Mt seventh and MARKET streets, tina
morning and slightly injured. hCside
having about fifty quarts oil mlls
spilled in the stroot. and breaking The
wagon After the collision tho fright
ened horses broke from the wagon and
ran away, They were rccaptured nt
soYontlI and VALIANT streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
lisa Compensation
Coolest winter in many,

Coolest winter in many,
many years-yes. Best VIM
ter you've ever had, though,
for listers, Storm Coats,
Overcoats - thick, warm,
comfortable, a full protect
ion against the extraordinary
cold. Never turned out
so many in any one season;
never sold so many. All our
own tirst-class manufacture.
No getting under our prices.
Have you seen our market
or outdoor listers! Flannel
fined. $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
Second Victim Dying.

CHEsrER Pa, Jan. II. Mrs. Kildey,
one OF the three ylctims of Thomas
Rogers Is dying at midnight she be-
came deiirous this evening, AID WIS
only kcpt alive by hypodermic iniec
tlons Of brandy
Mrs. Rogers shows slight improve
ment. 10 day size stated that Tom
ahot his sister because he believed
when she ran from the house that She
was going Tor policeman to arrest
sim, Mrs. Rogers sister, Mrs. MARY
Parcels, OF Marcus Hook. has Titled
up the kcrIlu street house for the
funeral Of Mr.. Rogers to morrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

hIeYeryth .ns. Ia Ointment Dr. IIaIp's
HoH~"l oil Ointment s-itt.ti> a, tie head
II Is "itr ting more wonderful cures ami
EiA ny HtealGr sat. ,itrtiaH thlu= any
thai rGihrH% II he wofla. For cut
hihilS, Fthppea hands puu HIPS. tezctl4.
silt rheHh, prlns. Vt, ii hBe no eguu.
We rla.ui great things toeu aud sIni.
t,atre v i.at y" ria,in, Ii, the $iett
pre- aud si'in .fF. l'Wl tip va ~. nuI
10. hUyE-. H. 10 >il" atliclpc Tnr
sale Wy lnRiDn ~aata, afu..ist. "a .,aJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

Sh1fsTS.
No.. Erawn mare. kute. 1 Years cid
good driver. wotks Ia all kinds Of har.
Il,sa. suf" ful - lady or c,llid 10 dive
No = BAY horse Charlie I years old
Boai work or lrlviia horse. safe Tor a
child 10 drive.
Il heaI 81 GOOD dairy COWS. most OF
them vii he fresh by day OF sale: /.
Ia itrrR. saw, farm wagon, ! nali.rt
dearborn, '-top buggy, one tstEopu
binder, II GOOD order ! Met 'ornirk now
Ing mHrhitIe. nearly new; / Buckey e
horse rake nearly new; farmers ravnrItr
ain drill, good a. urw. Syracuse blow
MOL; No. Z Is ssilrhii ploy iron lI!.
isvator. ! twin hnli ow. double set OF
wngon harness. -lng.c 81 of harness
sets of pillow harness, brides collars
ualters sttuve!s forSs. corn hy i'm
husbel at mart bu ter churn. aud
o hnr HrtlsIas tOp te'lious to neut on.
Terms Of sae An suns OF So aud an.
der cash, Al Sums Cvn" that amount
month, credit ON living "a nnte with an
approved ehtior~ n. II not paid when due
interc'I def!, ~ per cent. OIL tor cash
Oh nil credit sums.
Ii wet Will sc | IN the dry: everything
will pc 'itiv"lY 10" spld, IL | an. going 10
qUir tHTmtnu aud have no rs far them.
GGt ROE T.. tANNON.
W. j, LAlt & son. hu,ts. lls. .tw.5l.ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18
THURSDAY Fl Is u NRY =, 1893,
Al l2 u'rloals. NJ. sharp.

AT IL 'cloek, NJ, sharp,
n, Horses. No. /, Harry. bay
~ | gelding, ~ ct and kind IN ali
Nnus ut harness. No ., Kate, bay mare,
quiet, will WORK In MI Kinds of harness
| No q. SchAm, iron gray gCldiuy, quiet IN
! single Ordouhlc hirn SO, n guot driver.
These horses are fearless of steam cars.
| electric cars nud bicycles They are
worthy The attention OF amy one wanting
II good reliable horS".
II II, al of MIX or Hutter Cows E.n
some fresh ami others close Spring-- MI
sr5, a-yCur old hCifGr will lie iti pIoiit in
April, onc young stGc< bun, liolstein and
Jersey hrcCi, qu 1t and gentle. Dairy
! hcn wanting cows for either purpose
| Can Ind TIA III mere,
Farming Implements, consisting OF one
lnrrn wagon, horse cart, ! Buckeye plasS
iced grt ia drill. IiiickcAV mower. hors,'
rake, plows. IRON rultiVntOrs, one " til
covering attachments. twin harrow and
chain, No. = baldwin hay ana fodder ctlt-
| Ter with belt VIII IL, sled aud tongue. milk
wagon uCHrS new, market fo lrhorn
| buggy. carriage pole straps uud yoke,
louise and ainRlcir a. short siuBicl. Cps,
: sets Of iaim hnr'les1 sci cart nurncs~.
,ci dearborn harnu-s. set buggy harness. .
srt- pillow harness, brit IlU4 collars, double
and single lines 2 .trnIa aIeigh bells eX-
tnnsIon lna'ter, COW CHAINS graiu cradle.
rFthes iulks sHuvels, pi' ks, toes. trrn
post spade. stone -lttige, wedges BASKETS,
rry hOEol IL hushe and huit-nt-U X
measure, 800 beam am peas, lOi feet ~
inches rop. double aud shtgle puieys
. lramc for cifcuia saw with manual lot
OF bug, corn 10y the hushrl
Dairy FINtufCs EtoZrn goud milk pans
| i'cid's butter worker. one Uhuru and
| sand. II iCi< Is, Str. lntrs. . butter coolers,
1 - aud .f-quprl mix clns, nCrca OF
VII a. III Tie ground nu many other ar
+ les moi InsIIt iunrd.
Terns III ms OF 81 and und ~ cash,
All over thaf an IunL a credit OF months
w,li he gives 10y NJ purchaser giving u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-18

Tn"ma5 d II Messenger and IrisR
Mnggtf Rio wsls married. at tLr,r
new home al No S1B Nest seyanth St,
las night. by Ray I {. Murphy. II
Phliadeiphia assisted by lev i. b.
HarFey. ~ AfGlrn. IA Only the i'm,
me Gale Relative 0! The parties wefa
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GEST--OE the 10Th instant, Rebecca H.,
vito Of the late William Gest, IN her
8Bth year.
The relatives AMI friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, on Thursday morning. at 10
Winfield =. Cost No. J39 KerIln stree,
Chester Pa. lntcrment ut Sloan M. f.
Cemetery.
MnNTGOMERi.- On January Eth. 1898
Eva Florence. daughter OF James T.,
and Mary +. Montgomery. aged l year
and months.
Funeral from her parents residence,
No. it22 Poplar street, on Thursday after
noon at O'Clock. Services at Old Swede's
Church