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4 Sweeping
Reduction.

In order to reduce my
stock, | offer 20 per cent. re.
duction i'll addition to the
regular after holiday reduc
ton, as | have determined
not to remove a piece Of
goods from the present quar-.
tiers to the new store, $40.
s22 Market street, which /
will occupy after March %.
| therefore offer my entire
stock Oh lnstallnents, on
weekly or monthly pay
ments, consisting of Over.
coats, Mems, Youths, Boys
and Children's Clothing,
Pants and Gents Furnish.
ing Goods. A full line OF
Dress Goods, Dry Goods,
Blankets and Comlortables.
The entire line of Ladies'
Coats, winch are really worth
double the money.
House and store for sale
or rent.
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HOW MANY ARE !Esssi
Would Make a Startling Ar.
ray Of Figures.
An Interesting Count Which
Would Reveal a Great Deal.
Some Inside History in Femi
nine Lives.

Women are great sufferers from
nervousness, weakness, nervous pros.
tration and debility. Thousands OF
girls droop and langulsh in the close,
confined atmosphere of shops, fac
tories or offices. and hundreds of
thousands wear out their nerve force
and power In household cares family
bereavements and responsibilities and
work which never ends.
Here lies the great strain upon the
nervous systems of women Here is
the cause why SO many women com
plain oil being weak, nervous, tired and
exhausted.
They have little or no rest; their life
Is one continual round OF work, duties
number. What wonder that such wo-
men go TO bed at night fatigued. and
wake tired and unrefreshed in the
mofningl What wonder that they be-
come worn out, so to speak. in nerve
and vital power! What wonder that
they have great weakness, exhau stiou
pains In back and limbs, together with
the distressing female complaints
which are always caused by loss of
vital strength and vlgorl or how
many thousands OF women is the
above true and exact transcript of
daily life2 They have worn out and OK
hausted their nerve force and physical
power. They must work, but 1t fol-
lows as surely as the day follows the
night that they must receive from
some source renewal of nerve force
and physical energies, or the human
machine Will soon cease to run at all.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

Nrw CASTLE. Jan. l4.-Miss Fletcher,
an evangelist from New York, spoke
very interestingly at the NJ. l.. revival
services last evening. Miss Fletcher
Will give Bible reading at the NJ. Il.
Church tomorrow. and In the after
noon at four o'clock she will address
II young peoples meeting.
A number of young ladies last even
Ing hired the double sleigh belonging
to u. Mckee and rode to Wilmington,
where aiter seeing the sights, they pro-
ceeded TO Ainseows restaurant for re-
freshments. The party included Miss
es Mary King. Maggie Gordon, Sallle
Wise, Jennie saunders, Reba Saun-
ders, May Cooley, Lily Davis. NJ
gle Kelley. Mrs. r. A. VAN
Mrs. .. l.. Bacon.
David Mckee yesterday aftcrDS91
took tho guests from a Wedding the
nist before out for u sleigh ride and
succeeded inupsetting the entire party
In tho snow Oh the state road, below
John NJ. Wilson a student Mt 14eh!gh
| University, accidentally shot himself
ON Thursday while handling gun.
The bullet passed through his right
| arm making very serious wound.
| Mr.. Wilson arrived ut his home here
| Thursday evening and Mt the sugges.
/ tlon oil DR., Black was yesterday re-
moved to the Delaware Hospital.
/ Tho y, w. G. H. I. will meet ut tho
| NJ. T. Church this evening.
| Robert Dillon. who has been very
| i'll at his homo for some time is now
In serious condition.
Mrs. =. Beatty Mylie Is suffering
from an affection of the eyes.
Miss t'reta Cooper is visiting friends
| in Wilmington.
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ing and forwarding troops to the
flont. In May. 1861, Gen. Scott as.
signed him to duty at Arlin gton
House. Va. In October of TIM year.
after a vigorous service in various
fields. having recruited several
brigades OF volunteers in New York
CITY. he was appointed Brigadier-
General of Volunteers by the Presi-
dent, at General Sco.t's request. and
WAS ordered to a command in the reg
ular artillery. He was appointed Mai.
Gen. at Falmouth, Va, by the Presi-
dent in 1868 having served continually
until that time, and was thereafter In
special service until the close of tho
war. lie was one OF the guard OF hon.
Or to Lineoln's remains.
Since the close of the war, altho ugh
he has always been Interested In Grand
Army affairs, and Is a Past Com mand-
Ell of Post 1S2. Department OF New
York, he has devoted much time to
church and literary work. A volume
oil his dramas and poems was pub
lished in 1887 aud attracted great at
tention in literary circles OF these,
Cromwell" is tho most famous. "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

No one knows these facts better than
women themselves. and the inside his
tory Of feminine lives would reveal a
story of tired bodies, unstrung and ex-
citabie nerves. wearied limbs aching
heads and bncks, with that exhausted
dragged out feeling which makes their
lives miserable.
The well-known Eta II. Haven, of
New Boston Conn, writing upon this
subject says:
"Dr Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy ia wonderful remedy
for nervous prostitution, and those
terrible tired, weak feelings that make
life a burden, almost too great to bear
| feel that | cannot say enough in its
praise for what 1t has done for inc. 1T
gives one the most reStful sleep, and
i'll fact does all and more than all il
claims to do. | wish every poor. tired
woman on the face of the earth could
10 induced to try 1t for three days;
they would then understand it's value.
and life wound not seem SO wearisome
and undesirable +"
1t is fact that the great nerve In.
vigorant and female restorative is DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, No remedy In the world Is
80 sure to bring back the bloom and
color to the wan and faded cheeks. The
brillinncy to the hollow and haggard
eyes The iiGhtness ana elasticity to
the weak and weary step. the strength
and vitality to tile uustrung shattered
and worn out nerves, Ii Is the great
est of all UTERINE tonics aud regula-
tors, and perfectly ami completely
cures all female weakness and disease.
If our readers arc troubled in this
way we should advise them by all
means to use this remarkable remedy
We know 1t to he purely vegetable
and harmless and it Is within every
body reach, as all druggists sell il for
81. 1t Is the discovery ana prescrip-
ton u Dr, Greene. of IS West i4th
street, New York, tho eminent specialist
III the treatment OF nervous and chroH-
ic diseases. and tile doctor can be con.
suited free, personally or by letter.
which isa guarantee of tho great value
of tho remedy.
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never FAILED !
Gen. Hamilton, SchoI-
ar and Soldier.
Il a Gr.ndsa. d Tho Great Alex
aadar Hamilton,
Proud Record in the War for the
Union.
Now Living and Writing at
Tarrytown, N. Y.
The Author of of Cromwell
is Strong and A c.ive.

Mnj, Gen. Alexander Hamilton, the
friend OF Lincoln and Grant, Is living
In we'll earned retirement at larry
town-on-Hudson.
Proud OF his family, for he is the
grandson OF the great patriot whose
name he bears, and proud OF his war
officer. and was wounded at the front,
he was always popular with the Gov
eminent at Washington. 1t has been
we'll SAID that his clear sense of duty
was never known to fail him.
ten. Hamilton was educated at Col
umbia college, ami also studied for a
while under Captain Kingsley at West
Point. At an carly age he was left the
care of his family estate in Now York
City. At the breaking out of the wal
he was actively employed in organic
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

I OSF on Mouh ~ noon. the 9TH INST.
NY spactHrles Al ~ > school, =whrr"
fell Inc tluder viii Ii rewarded ty
leaving thCnI at 14N otl#e hiN Mar, "a
street. NJ. T. POOLE T4-H
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

James Davis. employed by the Edge
Moor Iron COMPANY as u rig &erand at
work on tho new machine shop of tha
Harlan " Hnllingswurth Company, fell
IRON II scalluId about O'Clock yester
day afternoon Davis was at work
patttng q beam in place when the
board on which ke was standing broke.
pfceipilatlnR him to the ground. For
tunately he fell on pile of lumber
which broke the force of the fall. but
he sustained IA fracture Of tho right
hhkie. The injured man was removed
to his boarding hoasc ana Dr. Block
soin Il now attending him
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JH7 ASFIsIJ l5pnt l4oIsdelss IN p,ipaic
w aHliy. al higtntl street, j!A ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14
FIFTH EDITION.
DOTS.

Dors.
Girls desiring employment should
apply at the hosiery factory, Thirteenth
and Lombard streets. Fair wages and
steady employment guaranteed,
Mrs. Louisa Il. Weldln offers to rent
her farm of 1915 acres, situated at top
OF Penny Hill. Brandywine hundred.
W. J. Brown, administrator. will sell
the personal property of the late Mar
tina Ford, on the Brlndley farm, Chris
tiana hundred, On Thursday, the 10th
inst.
Five sleigh loads OF friends paid
their respects to Sheriff PIERCE Gould
on Friday evening, aud all hands en-
1oyed themselves very highly.
Miss Emma Burnham died at Mid
dletown on Friday, after an Illness OF
some weeks. from typhoid fever.
A match between Frank Rolen, OF
the Warren Club, and Frank Mullen of
the Brownson Library. is being ar
ranged TO take place In tho Opera
House on the 2Sth inst.
A shooting match will shortly take
place between W. ii. Hartlove and AL.
Stout of the Wilmington Rod and Gun
Club and james White and George
Miller, of the Wawaset Gun Club.
Presiding Elder Barrett on Thurs
day night united in marriage Miss
Mary McCleEahan ard MIR. George V.
Hagerty. at Port Deposit. number
of Wilmington friends also attended
the ceremony and reception.
Miss Florence Egee is visiting friends
at Chesapeake City, Md.
Rev. L. B. Short will preach in Mt.
Pleasant Church next Sunday.
4
city from Milwaukee, Wis, and OK.
poets to spend few weeks with his
parents at 1874 West Fourth street.
Mrs. Edward Darlington, residing at
No. zoos Washlngton,St.,is confined to
her room suffering with severe cold.
Two hundred and ninety-seven dogs
were registered at the City Hall up to
10 o'clock this morning.
B. +. jackson. proprietor of the Bra
lillian Balm who now resides in Phila.
delphia visited this city to day to see
his old friends.
During the week Building Inspector
Dohl condemned three chinneys, two
walls and one building.
The Flanagan garbage cart Ia still
on exhibition at Sixthand King streets.
1t is reported that Hon. Murray Van-
deNer, OF Hayfe d9 Grace, Md, will
purchase the Elkton Sentinel, and re.
move it to Havre do Grace.
The grand concave OF Delaware.
Heptasophs. or S. W. NJ, will meet in
Eden Hall, on February ls.
There will be So Sundays this year,
the first and last day of the year fall
ing OIL that day.
Mrs L. p Hazard. of Seaford, is WIS.,
lting friends in this city.
The coroner's jury last night render
ed verdict OF accidental death in the
case OF Robert Sweeney. who was
killed by a F.. w. Il h. Railroad train
at Claymont on Wednesday night.
The funeral OF i. Sharpley Perkins,
who was asphyXiated at the Central
Hotel, on Wednesday, took place from
his late residence this afternoon.
Charles Rettew, Mayor of Carbon
dale, Pa. is visiting his brother, Smith
kettew, on Kirk wood street.
Mrs. A. d. Carpenter, residing near
Centreville, Christana Hundred, visit
ed our city this morning.
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The spelling leo which was he,a II
the Opera House last rJuht fnr ma
btreilt OF tEa frec Ilfaransary ~ III
Delaware Hos,pial urIveJ n sn,,rasS
Ftofnls,,rA II E.rifn ~ thn ts,,,.%
B,Eh school acted as nsgnpnyne. IA
Il. Jackson ANA Edward + iinnI,w va,s
The iltdpes and Wilma Hall pa,'f,,
w. referee. Y W.
The prt2p Winners y,aie rs foIIo,.s
: First Miss MARY AIekrT'rV = ei,,',I.
room will la t,lrerel Nv prastI, ~.
Uer the yalttn being az; tn ia
Second MIS- tit5fanGa r Eose at,sl
apg sItla old Mil II. Sff,.t,i .53,,,,t,i
by George fIarlcastle : 80
Thrill Hiss ATnfe i, Shav violin
n Bs4d,i,.id N'''it'''
Fourth Mss Vara staa:5,l tipe nm,
bralla. Crosby H Hill '''''. u
Fifth i,o6eIt Ati1ir live dnlis,s
gohn NJ. Harvey,
SIxth-r, r Il gafes dfctfnnar,. ~
4 II Entlat, / San 20 : : - '''''' . l..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

The Orphans Court mrtat 10 eclocl:
this morning Judge GrnLh presiding
Tho petition OF the Equitable Guar
eute" and trust Company for tho
selling OF the lands of tie hoirs of
John NJ, Dunn. WAS granted
1le sale OF he land 81 the heirs of
SaIntai ii. Warren WAS returned and
confirmed.
The sale OF the minors interest of
the estate OF Pauline T. ChurcAman
was reported aud confirmed
The shlo OF the property of the lala
i, l., l.oboube WAS reported and con
iirncd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14
FOURTH EDITION
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Aniusenents.

This evening the military drama, "A
Fair Rebel" will be presented at the
Grand Opera House. a Fair Rebel"
is an excellent war play founded on
tho two best impulses OF tho human
heart love and patriotism. The scenes
are laid In the vicinity OF Richmond,
and are very realistic. The interior
and exterior OF Libby prison are CAPT
tally represented. Tie company pro-
senting it Is strong one, and every
attention is given to detail.
On Monday evening the popular
Character souhrette, Sadie Hasson, as.
sisted by the Dowling-Hasson organi-
zation, will appear at the Grand Opera
House IN the new sensational comedy
drama. THE Kentucky Girl" This
Will be the first appearance here OF
Miss Hasson In this, and the part as-
sumed by her Is admirably suited to
her. There Is much comedy In the
play and the several scenes In it are
iaid In thu picturesque mountain dis
tricts OF Kentucky. among the moon
sinners and Illicit distillerIes. The
scenes are excellent and ingeniously
constructed.
George Dixon and his Vaudeville and
Novelty Company he the attraction
nj the Grand Opera House uoxt Tues
day and Wednesday evenings.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The finest attraction that las ap-
peared at the Academy OF Musl; this
| season will Ge there this evening in
| the form of that funny English com
cdy entitled, DR.. 'Bili." The complica-
lions and mishaps are amusing as the
author Hamilton Aide Intended them
FOR his chara ,ters. Such perform
ance as given by this superb company,
| The New York Garden Theatre Com
pany. should be hailed with delight by
all Wilmington theatre-goers. This
viii be the second presentation OF
comedy In this city. and does not need
TO be commented upon too much, al
though there are fnw might not
known the merit of it, but tt.ey can
rest assured that its merits are equal
| To any now oil the roud, and is well
worth going to see. 1t will do all
| good who wish to enjoy good laugh.
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q
lteNi7ai .setfta.s,

Tie Rev. f;eorse l.at,jns .. }inelane
N. j preached an eSee3Ient sermon
las night GA he theme III RallVais.
pit tho Iabefnaeie on Walnut stleei
between llth aad lStH rlcger rou
grrgttEOu II carnest and ATTENTIVE
perBoHs heartily enforced the lrntl
spoken tie sHHe minister vii prearl
Ibis evening hts thetHa VII ba Eaiit
uRaue:iileatt9U q Eibie Holiness ! IL
Interesting A4rFAgee al the q{mr.erl!
Yi occupy ta8 el.tire lay on sabbath
The lDveIenst VIII he ia The atternota
20 All aro cordially Invited /
khese meetings
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14
The Wrong Man.

A Young oolored man named Joseph
Burton, alias Joseph Green. was hung
in Georgetown. Sussex county. some
10 years ago. on the charge of having
committed an aggravated assault on
u young girl at Nassau He was attend.
ed by Rev. A. ID. Davis and other min
listers, to all of whom he protested his
innocence OF the crime. and he died
declaring his innocence. Governor
Ponder was appealed to In vain to
commute his sentence. 1t now trans
plres that his half.brother committed
the deed for which he suffered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

The Steamer Brandywine, of tho Will
mlugton and Philadelphia Steamboat
Company. made II trip to Philadelphia
yesterday, but is now tied up at Chest
nut street wharf, and will not attempt
TO make another trip until there is less
ice in the river.
The Ericsson steamer. from Balti-
more. arrived at Philadelphia yester.
Gay, after being one Week on the way.
The boat WAS assisted by a tug or IL is
probable 1t would not have reached its
destination yet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

The class to study the Sunday school
lesson will not convene this evening.
1t has been thought best to diseon,
tinue this until after the Moody and
Sankey meetings.
Tho meeting Sunday afternoon Mt 4
o'clock will be held with special Iefer.
ence to the convention, and will be
conducted by tho general secretary
All the active members are urged to
DO present, but all young men are
most welcome.
Next Tuesday evening the members
monthly meeting will he held. There
are new members to elect. The Tennis
Club will give musical and literary
programme and will serve refresh
ments at the close. All the members
ure invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14
siciehers stranded.

A Jolly seighlns party, consisting
OF MIR. Charles Niekerson, jack Gricn.
.spt, Miss olive Nakerson l. yina
Mchin o. and j.: IL Murphy. t, II
ont city iast efanii and drose 10
NV tstle, wi they enioytd t I'm
fttinEi$, put sdorEly afEaf
sta ling on { ieir ieturn trip their
Is =,tt5 ".zte turned To II, WIN as they
were Jumped Into "A SNOW hank and
~ 4 8 III wrecbed. As consequence
Ii had to return To Se% 'a5tle. AMI
it,ter sumo delay suecaaded in prnrur.
ing !. So 'nid-nand earfiai e, N W lei
they managed to reach UuI city safely
bth nearly troyelI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

The lecture that Will be delivered be-
Tore tho TURNER'S Institute at Newark
next Monday, oh tho disraaes= OF cate,
will be highly Interesting and instrHc.
tive, Two Or three COWS afflicted with
tuberculosis will lie 3I3tHgitl red an
Post sHultom examinations held II Is,
expected that their lungs viii DC found
badly discussed. The lecture will de-
scrihn the symptoms al the disease
nni treatment III no earlvstages. HE
nseMhnrs of HE Legislature in adtli.
tlGu to number OF seientlli5, men
VIII be present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14
sheriff Sales.

Sherin PIERCE Gould sold the foil ow-
In; properties ut the Court House at .
O'Clock.
The three.story brick dwelling, No.
10 West Eighth street. seized as tie
property oil James b. Stidham to Chas.
W, Ialley. Tor Sl50O,
Tie three-story brick dwelling on
the northerly side OF Seventh street,
between Wilson and Popiar sfreets.
seized as tho property of Fedinand
Chairs, to larry Lannon's, for @l45O.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

Judges Houston t,tif5b ard Cullan
Will hold a Cont Of over ana Termi.
per at GruEE,loWH OH Monday sd
inst for thA purpose Of tfslhg tn
fase of Evans tue aiirgei will pals
pner II + however stated that hi.
Eounse, Alfred T. koidGson 'ias lie
tAfed that To viii oppose tile case
being tried il, di5 time and ask that
II lie continued until the rngaiae term
IN Apiii. 4 iHt" hHs iee' satnroned
And II is doabtsll il tie totir will III
low the cttse 80 20 7yet. Il is stated
That Attorneys tslpsai Mil. lsob Ia.
: sone stmtIug and IMPORTANT tesii
mnny Which he will present at tn
lri1i.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

The Bereau assembly. Davidson Build.
ing, Ninth and King, will return to theiI
nall, Services 10. 80 Q nj ana 7su p nj. All
afS cor daily invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14
In Town Yesterday,

Hon. r. C. Bariley, of Charlestown,
5. G., was III this city yesterday, and
paid his nephew James Barkley. OF the
Barkley Brothers Company. n flying
visit. Mr.. Barliley was GU his way
home from Philadelphia, where hs had
purchased 1000 acres of land in Florida,
from Hamilton Disston. 1t is Mr.. Bark
leys Intention to have this land culti-
waited In rice,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

All persons Interested In the build
ing OF an electric railroad. from Ken.
nett Square, Centreyille ana Whining
ton. are requested TO attend public
meeting in CentreSille hall, at Centrs.
vile, on Tuesday evening. january II.
1873, at $50 O'Clock. for the purpose
OF etlecting an organization, &c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

PYLE.-In this rlty. on 1etii inst. 1892
Eleanor E.Pslo,aged 60 years. 10 months
and 70 dnys.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

John Steele. son of James NJ. Steele,
OF Georgetown, Sussex county, who
had both OF his legs cut OFF By a ehift-
ing engine on the Reading Railroad at
Atlantic City. n. j., on Tuesday, died
on Thursday evening. His remain.
were taken to Georgetown, yesterday
b. his father for intermpnt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

sasse. tho saloon keeper ON Second
street near King, Inns his Christmas
tree still! standing, and it ia one OF the
finest In tho city. The tree itself is
profusely decorated. while under
meath there is farm scene, with
horses cattle, sheep, etc. In the dis
lance there is n church, and the entire
ground ID covered with cotton to rep-
resent u heavy snow
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14
DIED,


PYLE.-In this rlty. on 1etii inst. 1892
Eleanor E.Pslo,aged 60 years. 10 months
and 20 days.
Relatives ana friends are invited TO at.
tend service ut the house. 2i2 French ST.,
or sunday afternoon ut 100. inierment
Private.
HlNpMAN.-nn January Thirteenth.
Sarah a. Iifudman wife of James
iiindman in the t9ti. year of her age.
Relatives ana friends M invited to at
tend he funeral. a her la { residence,
No.7o Walnut street on MONDAY after
house. Ihterment al Rlverview cene-
terry.
Sli,iETX-Dn January l3th, 1893 Ienna.
dnughter OF William IT,. ard .,iaz'e Nj.
ShtIliz. md grand daug ter OF Mrs.
Hannah Il, titrtof aged months.
ne atiNrs and friends are invited TO at
tena funeral services ut the house, No. 2us
Hninul street. on Monday afternoon nj
ociGuk. lnierintnt private.
Bl.NSoN.-Dicd.o on a mary 18Th. q mi
daughter of Satnuui aud Mary Benson
aged months
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence of
her parents. Buncruft's Banks, Sunday the
18th inst. at . O'Clock. p. III.
HAYES On January lith, 1893. Abigail
A., widow of tile late 1anos p. Hayes.
a%ed 90 years.
Due notice OF funeral viii be given.
SPRtNGER-In this city, on January 1Ih,
IslA, Hattie daughter of telrge Wand
Annie L. Springer. aged Years AMI
month.
Relatives and friends ar respectfully
Invited 60 attend the fGnerat from
| the rcsi'lchce of her patents, No, 1871
| Vest street, on Tuesday afternoon. ut :
| n'clUrk. Services at The house. In
| trrment ~ W lmington ulld Brandywine
| cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-14

The members of Self. Circle of Kings
Daughters Will give Mother Goose
Entertainment in Second Baptist
G arch, Ninth and Franklin streets. on
iIesdny evening, the nth Inst. Rep
RESERVATIONS from the rhymes OF
Mother Goose and vocal and instru.
m 'ntai music will comprise the enter
n upnt