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JOHN S. BEACH. CleIs.
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JOHN S. BEACH. CLERK.
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Additional local trains. Is and 10 leave
Washington daily 70 .. NJ, arrive Or
ange 81 p. n. Returning leave Orange
Il q. NJ. arrive Washington - a. N.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

feel Ike new man." says Brig
Zen. w. l.. Greenlsaf. of the Nationa
Guard OF Vermont.
Il do not know the equal OF Palne's
celery compound"
lrig-Gen. Greenleaf Of Burlington,
Vt, is man of national reputation.
As asnldier ho has tho courage of
his convictions, and manfuly makes
a public statement OF what he knows
Will benefit others. He writes as fol-
lows:
Permit me to add nv testimony to
the valuable quail les I Pane's ceierJ
compound Viii h | consider the hest
preparation of its class on tho market.
From all experience of nearly 20 years
in the handling of drug, ! am famil-
Jar with the medical proT critics o! Its
various ingredients; and | do not
hesitate TO recommend IL esi erlally
as never heard of a cuse where 1t did
not give perfect satisfaction
Il hay used IL myself on several
occasions. and a'wayS with benefit
Last spring, beiI & very much rur
DOWN and deli tat"d Troc m d
som" oil laine's "ry comp jund Hnu
comrurnced kin! It i'he ilrs,
tot 10 rroluce,l Yer marked re- u II,
n d tho ne Of Il o bottles made me
reI rev man AS IA general
trntr ] do II linn its equal
Nervous d pltlty produces morbid
eli Il e. To hinod Vessels Thcy
&C II relaxed weaken, d. and IL 81
thor state OF healthy contraction
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

The relaxed condition of tho arteries
admits a largor current of blood and
as consequence, lis motion becomes
50 much slower and more sluggish.
congestion OF the liuing of the blood
vessels ensues, with the resulting for
nation Of morbid matter. which Is
thrown into the hood producing
rheumatism, govt. neuralgia. diseases
OF liver and kidneys, nervous weak.
n ss and debility, and the many di.
rect signs of impure blood. us skin
diseases In some of The many forms
Paine celery compound cures her
vous debility.
The recently published testim onlals
from w. Il. Anthony, NJ. D., OF ProyI.
Ienre, Il. IL. ,ludkins. NJ. b., of Port
land, DR.. j. IL. Lindsey. G. L. Cole.
NJ. ID. and medical director Of the
l'rnirie du CHEN Medical Institute,
and hosts of prominent practitioners
MI over the country have resulted in
the most extraordinary sale of this
extraordinary remedy that WIS first
prescribed 10y DR., Phelps ofDartmoutli
college, and hns since come to lie
known to the medical profession. and
u Tact, the whole people, as Paine's
celery npound.
People of tho highest standing In
all classes Of soctrt". IN every city
and town in the Union. have been
benefited by the use of this tha great
est oil all remedies for the cure of the
numerous ills that result from I'M.
pared nervous ~ stem aud impoVer-
ishni hlOor!
1t makes people well. ...-... @
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

The greater part OF tho morning
session OF the Superior Court to-day
was occupied by an application on tn Q
part OF tieorge IL. Bates, counsel FOR
the Granite state. Lumbormen and
pennsylvania Insurance Companies of
Pennsylvania, defendants In the suits
OF John X. MARI asslgnees of j. F..
Ruth, for rule to show cause why
Judgments entered against tho IN
should not lie stricken from the list
on the ground that tho defendants had
not been notified of the action. j. II.
Holleckor resisted the application and
presented letters showing that the
companies bad been notified of the
action. No decision was given.
The case OF MIR. q rks widow VS..
Jos phi H. Carpenter was continued
until Tuesday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

O'Io1van Rosa tho gre It Irish ngi.
tator VIII 10 tire in the opera house
Tonight. He Ii a naturalized citizen
and one animated with the spirit to
hight Tor the liberty OF IL land that l.
being depressed There ia as mucl
Irish blood III tins country as of unS
other nationality. and much of IL
great achievements are due to the
Irish race. The first blow struck
against the English In this couutr,
was struck by tho Irish In tho veal
1897 the Soaiety of United Iri hmal
was formed AMI preparations were
made tor the Independence OF Ireland.
In 1908 an explosion in the works OF
Emmet revealed the scheme Defor,
II WAS tlms, which terminated in
EmmeGs execution.
Every succeeding century brings al
II lux OF Engllsliluru To Gland. whost
object is to plunder and dcpress til,
natives, lie would like 10 get the free
dom OF Ireland peacefully hut II il M
Impression that there will have to br
some lighting, There arc many here
WAC believe that Gladstone Is going tC
free Ireland.
Ne has ns little love for Ireland Ms
any man that lives. You Nigh. iusl
as well look to tho devil for salvatlon
as TO Gladstone Tor the freedom 1
Ireland
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03
FIFTH EDITION,


One OF the busiest places In our city
that the REPUBLICAN reporter has been
IN Tor some time, was one day last
week WHOM no happened to drop Into
Goldeys BUSINESS College, corner OF
Eighth and Market streets. He found
the genial Professor and his amIablo
helpmeet, Mrs. g., as busy as bees,
up to their eyes In work necessltated
Ia overseeing the studies OF nearly
three hundred students who are en-
rolled on tho school register.
The professor took the REpupIIoAN
man In tow and started with MIN close
on his heels on a tour OF inspection OF
one OF the best business colleges In the
country. Students are entered hel Q
from all parts of the Union. from the
remutest Southern and Northern
states. Old and young single and
married. mal8 and female, all busy
ana working like beavers when the
hEPupLIcAN man entered the several
dliterent class rooms, All OF tho sec.
ono lloor OF the Institute building is
occupied by this business college. and
one large double room on the third
floor.
A regular business course Is taught.
even to buying and selling OF mer.
chnndise and the forms OF shIppinp
banking and general business life Ia
entered into with u vim that IL realls.
tic giving those VINO are seekers after
knowledge a practical demonstration
or how business g conducted, and the
barter Tor 'pelt" carried on in the
business world. Tie seekers alter
knowledge ara sat In their endeav-
ofs TO procure e. borough education
tIat VIII NJ them To enter any walk Of
business life.
The busy click. click OF the type.
writer's, kept pace with the nimble
fingers OF the numerous operators as
they ilew over tho keys inlpressinR
their thoughts on the sheet Of paper
spread before them on their several
machines. Here lessons are also given
IN shorthand and numerous pupils
nave become very proficient in this
RAPID and accurate manner of taking
down thoughts. rs we'll us the
dictates OF the instructor. This col
lege is ono Of the things that Whining.
tohians may well feel proud OF. as iIs
Tame has spread into every State
of the Union.
Professor Goldey ls hustler and a
thorough business man and one of
tho pest Instructors OF the youth in
the country. and that 10 tho reason
why he has built up his college from a
small beginning to it's present large
proportions in few ears.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

Seven styles Of
genuine ! IN =
ported Worstcd
lrouscrings to
he made TO or
der for 50. 50
the pair. lat.
trimmings and
work gusran
teed. They llav
always b c En-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

This morning In the Municipal
Court before Judge Ball. Patrick Rsgan
was charged with keeping a vicious
dog. He asked for continuance an.
til Monday evening anu his request
was granted.
Douglas Chambers. colored, was
charged with assault and battery on
John Robinson. on January 25th. The
colored folks had a reception at Fifth
and DUPONT streets on that night.
Chambers threw lump Of a stone and
out Robinson's head.
Officer Paul Ward corroborated Rob.
inson IN part Of his statement and saw
the stone fall on the pavement.
Chambers took the stand and con-
tradicted the statement OF Robinson.
Tom Brown who WIS present contra.
dictsd the statement that Chambers
threw bottle. Chambers did not
strike Robinson with the stone. John
SPAIN stated that no bottle had been
taken from his saloon. Dave West
was there and did not see Chambers
throw the stone. The case was dis
missed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03
Dots.

Go to Woyrs. Sl9 East Fourth street
for all the Sunday papers.
Mr.. John n Carswell, paying teller
of the Farmers Bank, was presented
with line boy this morning. Both
mother aud son are getting along
nicely.
John Nelson. OF Laurel, has Invent.
Ell machine by W iGh one pe rson 10
said to De able to make as many peach
baskets us tive persons can do with
the pres mt machinery.
Miss Newman, IA Frederick school
teacher, mas been appointed signal
agent OF the Weather Bureau ut Fred.
erica.
William Harrlsan has established u
carp fishery at Craven Banks on tho
CnristiHna.
Rev AlbertE. Kelgwin, Jr. will leave
this city next week ON u trip to Cali.
fornia
The saloon keepers of this city have
pctltlOued he brewers uf this rity to
reduce the price oil beer from IS to 50
II barrel.
The Catholic Hal Company nre
going to have their building at ths
southwest corner of Eighth and KING
streets turned Into n store.
Dht spanish tank haritantlne, San
! nGtas Dni1foia, cleared at MARC j
Hook this morning, loaded with bJG
tons oG crude oil III bulk, lor Passages,
Spain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

Geo. w. Harrison, Of Eighth and But.
tunwood streets, went out on his
oyster route Yesterday morning to
serve customers, and has not been
heard from since. He Ia known as an
honorable christian gentleman, bus
has been very Respondent because of
no work, anI poor returns from his
new business. He leaves a wife who
Ia almost heart.broken. They lived
happily together but having married
his wife in Baltimore only about q
year ago and not being able to make
living has almost driven him mad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

Grorgana. wife of Mr. h rs II
Sentman, editor OF the County .leIal .
OF New Castle, died this morning nj
o'clock OF typhoid pneumonia after
an Illness OF live DAYS. Hny was taken
sick OIL sunday night last AMI Eraw
rapidly worse She was in her 10Th
year and leaves a husband ana two
chil1ren to m turn her sudden decease.
She Will b., bnlicl on Tuesday after.
noon ut | O'Clock. from her late resi-
dtnse OH Fourth street. n W. Inter.
ment at NJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

Eleventh and Walnut streets. A grand
rally will be made on Sunday, March
4th. at the Tabernacle. sunday school
$50 a. M, class meeting l045 a. m,
Gospel meetings al 3 p. Ill. and $50
p. IN. and every evening duling the
week at $50 D. m.
Services will be conducted by Rail-
road Evangelist Andrew ]. Dolbow,
the engineer orator. insisted by the
Local ri teachers Association and Res.
exc Workers. Come one come all, and
help US rescue the perlshing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

and low prices usually 40 togethsr
and this applies to much OF the chea .
footwear sold nowadays. We are ali.
ways trying to improve tine quality
oil our Shoes and would like to show
you Tor how little money good loot.
wear can be bought when you get the
right store. We have some special
prices OIL shoes Tor men and boys this
week, worth looking after; afraid to
tell the prices for fear you might
think them too cheap to be good, but
such is not the case. In fact ali our
prices are money savers. Forman's,
No. 10 T. 18th street, between Market
and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03
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Efe itI,,its

A gentleman said to the Rrprr1tcAS
report"r this morinE, while hs was
standing at Eighth and Jackson Sts.,
waiting to inkO car: Il am not
much OF kicker. but do you see he
condition Of the car track.n pointing
to the place where the paving stones
where some three inches below 1t.
We'll that hitIo thing play- tie deal
with our wagon. and causes no end If
expense and annoyance" The street
car tracks Of Market street are f.:
nearly Us bNd Iennir -------- -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03
ONE O'CLOCK QUOT ATOMS

Nj Joy " T. Gmreh Townsend st.
SO, Wilmington hrv CO. " ntnrs. pastor.
tltss ilehitn. at "a. IN Preaching 10. 10
a; ~ ~ pastor SUBJECT, u he fleasHrc
'f fcllgto sunday school l. 81 II, M.
5ln sermon 10 tt q Of u. T. by Rev.
Iirp IuH Preaching 40.
Mt Hebron a. NJ. E.Tnnrch. Llnwood
Pa, Rev. JalneS Prilchctt pastor
l'Ieac ing io.M Il. m 10y Rev. JUS n.
Frazier Sunlup school j =. m prrl
lag "8O D. N. uy pastor
Plymouth A. VI. l., ..tou Church. MI j..
nut street below Ninth. Icy. Al Sbrn .
Ger. pnstor. Preaching 49,. u. M. l,t mo
pastor. sunday -ehoEi . +. M. Preach
Ing ,jt las keN, H. r.. SEu.'0ts. McnlberS
meeting Monday night.
Eighth. ltcr. !, r. Brrkhmlse. pass or.
Preaching i'.zp u M. lay Rev, T. I. lipslE,
sunday school 1871 Preaching 3 by itev.
brgalwaN ami a. 80 hy ley. \ j. SpeE.
m, ted y ley Peck.
Iulon 4, n. l.. Church.. French street
nbave 18th Rev. VIM II Guy. pastor.
Prehrtihg top ~. m hy i;Gv Walton
ouniaN srhrni "a ptH. Young Peoples
pl"Jet me"tnX CD p. n. FIcuGhluu
workers,
Union A. NJ e Mission, III and nut.
tonwood streets. Rcr.t mas. II. Buit!dvn.
pastor Prcarhing 10. . II. m aud : gu
=. ~. sunday seiooi . Il IN.
st. PAul'- A. L. church south VII.
mingion, liev. 6. Ii. Walker, pastor.
Ircuhing u u. M Sunday school = Is.
Preaching ~ p IN hy BIO. Walker Text
Or 10 ne winter Is past and tho rain ia
urer 0nd gunr,
Haven ", L. church, 3rd nnd Dupont
streets, tiry. j. II. II. Hubbard, pastor.
lHS' Hle"ttl4 NJ Il, M. II IL " all
lace Leader T. cacutuH ln.3J a NJ. Iy tht.
PASTOR sunday sCuool 20 p. H. lp-
W9rlh lcagn" PRAYER lueetEng TO p. III.
llpiS 'auuuuuiuu : p.m
Mount 4 on \. 4, Mp Church. Rev. ]
NJ L. Johnson pnstur-lti-rharYc. Glas4
Il, m lencgiu4 II by liey, Poor ltIn.
kel- sunday school 20 lrrarhiug Z 10
followed by Lord Suprer.
| nsi. On " o lne-,iay evening IN col. .
! ! III lsth unu ttu4nf 81 ects 10 d ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

Judge Grubb sat in Orphans Court
this morning. William Ii. Pierce, OK.
ecutol Of Alfred ID. Pierce. on the ap-
plicatlon OF George Lodge. was grant.
ed an ordur for the sale OF real estste
to pay debts. David L. Bradford, ad-
ministrator OF Catherine FoIs, de-
ceased, was granted all order Tor the
sale of real estate to pay dsbLs. Lewis
e. Nandegrlft made the application.
The Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company was appointed guardian OF
Isabella V. ana Mary L. Lummls. An
order was granted for PARTITION in the
matter OF the reul estate OF Margaret
Dean, late Of White Clay Greek Hun.
dreu,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

Sunday will be tine first anniversary
OF the Democracy in power for 30
years of unprecedented prosperity.
Aud what has the harvest been2 a &
ono swoUp we are brought on Lowell
with Europe pnupnr labor and free
have tho President and both branches
OF Congress. What do the working
people think OF the way our shops
have been closed down?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03
THIRD edition.
SOCIETY NOTES.

William Ev.ns has returned to his
home at Birmingham after week =
visit with friends hero.
George Alfred Collins, formerly OF
the Every Evening anu lately with the
Chester News, but now with burke &
McFetridge, OF Philadelphia. was Ia
this city last night.
Miss BERTHE Drummond Is visllIng
friends and relatives in North East,
Md, for lew days
Mre. II. Jones, Chesapeake City, is
sitting Mrs. Rosin, Mlddletown.
Teoumah Wilson Is visiting his
parents at Georgetown.
w. Frank Sharp. OF Mullln & Sons,
olothiers. Sixth and Market streets,
has been In Georgetown this week to
nse hie parents aud lest girl.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rlage OF Miss Ray Shockley to W. W.
Dougherty. at the home OF the brides
parents. In South Milford, on Tuesday
next, the 9th Instant.
wiz Ellis spent part OF the week in
Georgetown.
Miss BERTHE Drummond Ia visiting
friends at North E st. Nd, for a fe "
days.
most Instructive and interesting
lecture Will lie delivered at tho Grand
Opera House ON Tuesday night by
Professor A. Lolsette.
Peter Gavin, Chester, has returned
from three weeks visit ia this city,
Mre. John ii. Barton, Jr., of Lin
wood, Is visiting at Clayton.
William Bigger, Summit Bridge
sIeDt Thursday In Chester.
Alfred Parody has been visiting in
North East, Md.
Miss Rose Sink visited Chesapeak,
City this week
Samuel Comfy of Peucader Hun
dred is spending day ar two with hi.
brother la Fraukford. P0.
Miss Annie Holloran and Mise En-
ma Kane OF Yorklyn are I o puests oil
Miss Agnes Holloran of this city.
MIR. w. Frank Sharp of this city hul
be5n with his parents at GEORGETOWN
Del during the past week.
IssIXTH SISTER.
81 will be" she Suid. IA stcr to -.
Excuse me, broke in he.
"tlve sist er+ already hive;
Thatsquite enough for me"
ehe smile -'And yet AipIouso d ar,
Nou'll have to take another,
For j am going 10 b. the wife
Of o II big. handsome brothOrv
BRIDGETsS. March Isaac r
Moore al d Miss HATTIE K. 1renchar,
were uiItteu in marriage at the resI
dence OF Providence Wheaton, neal
this city last evening Rev. Joseph q
Bowen olticinted. About fifty guest.
were present.
Mira Maud Phillips is the guest O
Miss Griflenberg, q essa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

/ Atf.t ,usss altered uuI tepaircq 10
A. l"9s as "Ioi IL hea At Kings. 6ii
HIen2s street, No i'm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

Near tile close Of the prayer mestin
la HNeuing at st. Pau l.. Cnurch
o-"uN hyle, AT tha cone us II OF an
eNGellont prayer, was taken suddenly
sick with falntnes5 and nausea. lie
was removed to a cMs4 room and
remedies administered. Pastor FERRY
assisted him to his carriage an ac.
cun,pRUied Inn home. flo was 70.
poilei comfortable this noon, Dr. II.
Pyle Is atteId ~ linn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

Mr.. ). Sherman Dayett residing
near Glasgow, atten led the sale Of
Mrs, Deputy last Thursday. Some
time during the afternoon no missed
his orse and road cart. lie lep rncd
that his team had ueen driven away by
colored boy named Simmons. Nj.
Dayctt came up with his team on FIJI.
day morning, The boy had stopted
Tor the night with farmer near Mt.
Pleasant, Mr.. Dayett took the boy
before the justice OF the prnce at sum
nit Bridge, The bog Is only 10 years
old. He was committed to Jail. IN"
blanket was lest on the road, hut 8
said TO have been found by gentle
man near Glasgow, aud will 10 II.
turned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

Grand Master, T. Addison Potts. huS
named the following dates for the in.
stallation OF officers in the lodges OF
district No. .:
Friendship lodge, No ~, Saturday.
Monday, April End; Eagle, No. IS,
Tuesday, April 3rl.; Unity, No. Al.
Wednesday, April Ilh,; Oriental, No.
Y. Thursday. April 9TH i; Csntreyllle,
No. 81, Saturday. April. it'll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

Blue Rock Coun N. No. %, l. .. 7.
e., IN company with invited CuunciIs,
will meet Mt the council chamber
smith Building, Market street uuuNr
Sixth, on SUNDAY mOraing March
a. o'clock, shl p TO proceed to liar-
llson street church, where the or, Ell
Will be addr,s d 10y the pastor Rey
L H. NhCrr II is hnnad cy.rv com.
nnnlon OF the order will consider il his
duty to DO present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

There Is considerable talk about
Town o. the Stunning fIyor.t.sm shown
To sOan OF TIE scholars IN our puu IL
schools, One gentleman SAID. 81
know TO certainty that NY nttIe sou
does not got as L IUI an prate in Iii.
report ,ls he 10 emitted to. aud have
heard OF many complaints In yariuun
sections OF the city. | have lerrIed
~ sign no more reports unit! they al,
better"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

made OF good jean. o strips each side,
side steels. silk stitching, rows on
each side, swiss EN- broidery trimmings
sizes IL to 20; splendid wearing Cor
set; sold as great bargain by one Of
the leading stores OF Philadelphia at
Do cents. Our price.
.- ..-... ..... -.
M Cant. "a pnte
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

Chancery Court did not ait this
morning Monday the chancellor
will sit In the Dougherty matter. 1t
Is un erstooh that DougheTty will
again 10 returned non est, and II SO.
new guardian Will be appointed. II
Ito then refuses to pay to the helrs,
suit will be brought OH tho bond fur
nished for him by Edward McClaf.
feIty,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

Bethel A. VI. L. Church. Walnnt street
above sixth. Rev. W. IL. Heard, pastor.
Preceding at go a. III. hy pastor. sub
ldct, Tue World Wrong sid Up" sum
day schuul ".a1 J.. IN. Gi5 p. IA. Christian
hludenor praise meeting. a. p. M.
preaching aud Holy Communion. Sehts
free.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

W.T. CHrSltR, Marea Captain
Rlchali Town end died at his home
hero to LAY Ia tho NGrd year OF his
age When the late wa broke out no
enlisted as private and was prGmote,l
to lieutenaucy und finally ler4me
captain OF ompany T., one Hundred
aud lweHty.foUr'h Regiment, Penn
syiFInrB Volunteers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

Tho Harlan ami Holling worth Com
pany hive received IL sui-ruut"art
from tho Mldrole Steel Company To
furnish ana finish the castings for ny.
arnuIc gates for Il canal AT Detroit
Michigan. The amount OF work Will
only keep tie small force Of work men
employed several weUhs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

L. W. Stidham & son anctionesrs,
will have combination sale of car
rlages, singIe and dou 10 harness.
blaukets, robes. wnips. Ute, at No.
East Fourth street.. on Saturday, The
l7tn inst. Farmers and others who
wish % purchase should take this op.
portuulty to secure bargains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

In indng INSTANCES tnygad5 are re
strlcted iy physicians Lu easily dlgost,
able iuoI usually boiled or strrillMd
milk 10 nrsCr1ucd Ia such nuees til,
value o. EurIeHs Peerless Brand
Evaporated Cream. OF unsHeetsnea
coudensed mtil IS apparent Tlepar
ell Is NJ Cohieraes " u 0.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

Charles W. BOWEN. lius Wawasa +
street died yesterday o. brs in suffer.
ing. llo was5! Years of age. HIS Tu.
Eeral will take piece to IN truw Tho
lnterInent Will I've madeat Rtyei view
Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

before United States Commissioner
smith this morning letter carrier
Finn WAS held In 500 Lail for Ills
appearance at the United State las.
tilet Court on the charge Of opening
lail9l5 Tor the purpose vi roLbinE the
mulls.