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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

Hubbard. Address for the benefit OF tho
tribe of Reuben, Sunday school . 30 y.
m. p. III. Christian EndelNor prais g
meeting. sp. 10. preach Ing by DR.. l.. D..
Collin 10 the Tribe OF Dan.
Union A. NJ. L, Mission. 9TH and But.
tohwoou streets. Rev. Chas. III. Bouldon.
pastor. Preaching 1880 a. IN. aud 1880
y. III. Sunday school a3O y. m.
kingswood NJ. II. Church. 18th and Clay
mont streets Rev. u. $. Dulany. pastor
FIRE brigade Service n,S0 u. m. led by
NJ tler McCenn. Preaching and baptism
y infants 1880. Sunday school p. IN.
willing Workers merting d 10 p. ~, Hal
lciuiah service $50 led by Geo. ". For
rest. Preaching 80 by pastor,
Scoond MP. Church. 5th Ave and Brown
street. Roy; b. !; Jester pustor.. Glass ID
q, y. Sunday school p. III. Christian
Endeavor $50 p. m. Prayer meeting
y, N. Preachlng Wednesday evening by
pastor.
First NJ p. Church. Seventh street be-
low Walnut. Rev. u. +. Jester pastor.
sunday school 0 a. m. and p. IN, win.
Ing Workers 30 p. IN. Christian Endcav-
nr society $50 p. IN. PASTORS class Tues.
dN aud prayer meeting Thursday even
ing,
First NJ. p. Church OF New Castle. Del,
Rev. H. i. Jester pastor Class l0n. IN.
sunday school Up. m. Christ ian Endeav-
or y ~ p: m. Prayer meeting i.3O p. 10,
ici ny J. ID. SaimOns. Prayer meeting
W edncsday evening.
Star OF bethlehem a. U. NJ P. Church,
newport Rev. Geo. Brown. pastor. vt
1850 az nj. preaching by Bro. Gibbon
Steward, Sunday school go p. IN.
PREACHING s.l5 p, NJ. BY Rev. Bro. Sauls-
bury.
Jones A. NJ, F.. Zion Church. 18th and
Scott streets. Preaching 1880 u. M. by
Icy. I. Gray. AT 40 p. nj. preaching.
i'y Rev Frisby gibson pas or
st. James A. U. NJ. +. Church. 10th and
tlaymunt SITS rev. j. J. Broadway. pas
tor. Prcnching 1850 u. nj. and an .. III.
sunday school / O'Clock. Sacramcntul
OBSCURE by Rev. Spencer aSl p. ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17
FIFTH EDITION.


Mrs. Mary I. Wyatt. widow OF Owen
wyatt. died suddenly at tho residence
lot her son, James j, Wyatt. COZ West
l4th street. on the lith Inst. In the S3rd
year OF her q ge, ard for many years
10 sided IN Rod Lion aud vicinity, ten
IN lies south OF this city. where she
was well know rs sincere friend and
Jealous Christian.
Soon after her husbands deosase,
which took plaza tho latter part OF tho
Iyear 1875. she came to this city,
which has since boon her home and
where che has made worry many warm
lfrlends, pur tleularly among Christian
people. who usually o ldressed her by
the endearlu9 mama OF Mother Wyatt.
bhe accepted jesus Christ as her
lSaViour early IN life ard member OF
the NJ. d. Church noarly 64 years, and
was an earnest worker in ravlyai meet
inIs as long rs 6hs was able Her
age seemed not age but like that Of
YOUTH, III of animation and sunshine.
Her sweet, courteous. christian spirit
was copReninl TO tho aged and young
'lhlke aud wns beloved ny all. She wac
Ia faithful and loving Christian other,
Iprcpa rcd TO live and ready to die and
her lust words we're. Praise thu Lord |
praise the Jaord!" which were repea tod
until her tongue was silenced by
death. She 10 gone but not forgot
ton.
:, Blessed ara the dead which die In
the Lord, from henoeforth: yea, smith
tito spirit, that they may rest from
it heir labors, and their works DO follow
? them"
! Tho six bearers were her two sons.
sons. ln.law and Erand-soEs, which
WAS In accordance with her desire.
A FRIEND.
Wilmington Dol, March i7th. 1894.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

| Hard times and overworli arc best
met with paine's celery compound.
Indigestion yields 10 a reasonable
care in taking Paine's celery com.
pound. Liver and kidn 'y trout les
will not persist when only pure blood
flows through these important or.
gGns. The cure OF Diseases of the
stomach and nerves by Paino's celery
compound starts at the very cause OF
the trouble; thin. wutery blood. and
| tangled, sllally nerves.
Thousands OF overworked business
| mon and hosts OF p ain. hard -woi king
people are to-day strong and happy
whose lives were full OF wretchednes S
and weakness before trying Paina's
celery compound
Disorders of the liver, stomach, and
Kidneys can now DO thoroughly driven
out OF the system by Puine's celery
! compound, the remedy that maaes
| people well.
At the first indication of nervous
weakness and run down condition
of the system, tone up the stomach
with Palne's celery compound. ragu,
late the nervous system and nourish
the body by this great invigorator.
Try II and be- convinced.
One OF tho best known young mon
OF Holyoke, Mass, MIR j. l.. Moyett
whose likeness Is given ahoyo, write
frankly:
Il have taken paine's celery com,
pound and found 1t to b. tho best
neiiclne that | have ever taken
telt weak and run down and could
not eat anything In the morning afte,
getting up. | took part OF two bottles
OF Paine's celery compound and iael
batter than have for year. | can
oheerfully recommend il to any ono
3ly wife Is taking 1t now for weakness.
and nervousness. aud 1t huips hni
very much. The druggist whare We
trade tells my vito that Puine'a celcrl
compound Outsrlls any other nedl
cine that thDy keep"
This is the story from one end o
tho country to the other; becau-l
Paine'5 celery compound cures.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17
KENNARD & CO..
62i-623 MARKET ST.

When our Saturday even.
ing buying Hosiery stop in
at kennard's and get a real
good pair of 25c ones, the
best at the price in this
country. Ladies', Mems and
Children's.
In Ghildron's they show q
wonder at &c; all sizes up
to 81 inches.
The Hosiery Department
contains some of the best
values ever shown in this
city.
We open on a Monday
new line of Stripes. Fancy
and Changeable Taffetas,
75c, 500 and 81. The most
popular Silk in the market.
We have an immense stock
of Silks, and at lower prices
than for very many years.
Black Peau de Sole OIL
Luxor Black Silk at $l.$1. 10,
Sl.25 and 4, l 80 are amonn
the notable Good Silks of the
present time.
Satin Duchess at 81,
$l.25 and $3.50 also lead.
caring qualities of both
superb.
Tho best 50.cent black
Surah we have seen in many
a day.
81 4.eent Black India and
that 27.inch Black India ri
5Sc, regular 75.cent quality
is worthy your attentlon.
We have not a yard of Sill,
in any quality Shat will pull
and slip. The market is full
of such. Keep clear Of them.
They will do you no good
Better buy a nice Saline, even
if it is cotton, you will gel
better value.
Everything that is new
Everything that is nice.
Everything that is proper.
Everything that Is praise
worthy Everything that is
desirable. These are the
things thatwe sell. These are
the things that give us undis.
puted supremacy in the dry
goods business,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

Harry Spiuken, an apprentice in tho
foundry of The Belts Machine Com :
lpapy, met with pnluful accidenn
Thursday afternoon unh one which
Will probably result seriously.
The foreman Of the depai tnent sent
the young man to get some nails to
hnsh some work, and while he was
returning he tripped. The hand in
which hs carried The nails struck o
board with such force that ono OF the
nails was forced through his hand.
coming out at the wrist
The Iron caused this wound to in
flame greatly and five miuutes after
ward |: was blue. DR.. Mcl<eover tenn
pUratily dressed the wound until tile
unfortunate young man could be at
tended by physician who thiuke that
blood poisoning can be prevented.
The woOnd ls still very sore and has
rendered the arm useless
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

It was an appreciative au dience
which greeted that eminent comed Ian.
Daniel tnliy, III his three act drama
The Millionaire, last night. The
acting OF Mr. Sully was clover and
frequently was greeted with great an.
plause. The plot tells of railroad
tinlEcierlng and 10 u we'll laid one.
Mr. Snlly as James D'iirten, rail
road contractor. Is plotted against by
three New York iinaEciers, who are
aftNr the possession Of The Rocky
Gorge line. rhry coniide none James,
who il nune other than Dl,rien, to
stop the wori; but Mt the laat III omeilt
che golden spike is driven, OBrisu
successful and tho liuaueioring tito
| thwarted. The railroad scene is an
excellent ono. Frank Rob,r WIS
also COED large audience should
DO present at this evenings peifol.
Z nance.
Waites Comedy Company will an.
/ pear ut the Grand Opera House the
/ coming week in repertoire thai
would 10 hard to equal. Besi,les the
/ company beltG first cla7s one it is
aGroiApaniel by an orchestra OF SO.
I lectod musitiane, vino render several
/ numbers during tho perfurmAnue that
/ VIII delight those who may attend.
4 his organisation has been playing to
standing room only since startiug
ell route Sew ara. IaEess aud .sotEti
! VIII be ln.fod uted at each perform.
| a.ce
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

the year.
January stands first in the calendar
only for convenience OF business.
Now lie the time to got we'll
Through the long winter most mon
and women do not taste fresh air nor
drink in sunlight oftener than once a
week or once fortnight.
1t ia no wonder so many hard-work.
ing men ard women approach spring
with a feeling OF weakness and de-
bility and a Ianguor Of mind they can,
not shake off without the assistance
Of u blood purifier and a true food Tor
tho norves anu blaiD.
Beyond q doubt tho lest spriug
medicine Is Paines celery compound.
With Its use digelses loosen their
hold In the spring.
These arc the favorable months for
attnGktng rheumatism, lumba4o, ner-
vous diseases and weakness of the Il /.
sostive organs-Gnd Paine's celery
compound cures them where every.
thing elsa falls.
The most eminent professor. and a
man OF tremendous experience, Prot.
Edward Y, Phelps, NJ. T.. IL D., dis.
covered the formula laboratory con.
hectod with tho Dartmouth Heiical
school. H. is the remarkable outcome
oil Tho crn!ury's study OF blood and
nerves. and their close dependence
upon each other for health.
But remem Der the ttme.worn text.
Spring comes but once year" fake
advantage OF the favorable season.
Get well and strong and FREQ from
I the ailments that come from poor
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

That we cannot sell YOU goods bel o Y
coet, az some sto."s claim to be doing.
ii you noad anything In footwear We
can give you better goods and lower
prloes than four out OF five stores can
show you ,iiaro ore times when
NANCY must do its best buying, aud
you can at our store. Almost every
day brings Us customers who toll us
our goods an1 prices are bettar than
anything they can find In special re-.
IluGtion sales. SO, II mOney.savlng ls
IAN object, take look at our goods,
No 10 i,ust Fourth street,
letWoen Market and Kimg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

ON account Of Il being Bro. llunng
last Sahlath with lis AMI also thu IN
nlversaty OF tie praying band. To,
Rescue Workers have decided not "a
hold their meeting In the tent to NOR
row afternoon as they Wish to attOlt
the Anniversary meeting, but They
Will hold the meeting i'll tho evening
and extend cordial invitation to the
public to be present and lend help.
Ing hand.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

Last night about Il % o'clock live
~ time was indllged III BY some col.
ored people at New Castle avenue antl
y street. and Wulidm kcddon, IL is
claimed, brutality assaulted Mary
Spencer. She was badly injured about
the body and cut IN TIA fEre with n
beer glass. O!licers Hutton and Moran
were sooli Un the scene and 0irested
awaiting tho injuries Of tho woman,
who Is now ut the Delaware Hos.
HtttI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

Judge Grubb sat In OIpha - COURT
this morning. The petit on or Frank
II. ioiiecker. guardian OF AT ha Rowe,
to spend rl25 for mainter arce and
educational purposes was allowed.
}. X Bradford presented the petit
ttion OF &. liowa'd MoAlllster for the
appointment OF Harry Log III as guar
diap.
W I, LYMAN presented the petition
of Archie G.. donaldson Tor tho ap.
rointmont OF guardian for himself.
lie named Comfy Cox and he wac ap-
pointed,
Mr.. l. nam also presented tho re-
/ turn Of snle OF the real estate OF Geo.
Nv. Polk. administrator of WIN. Polk.
which WIS confirmed
/ LewlA G. Nandegritt returned no
sale in the matter OF tho real estate OF
tho Maguire estate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

Why pay an extravagant price IL
hOvo your cicthng made to order
Our goods are exactly tho same as
elsewhere and We guarantee our
prices 20 per cent lass. suite made To
order :i3t01, Sl5.9D s.S.C $50 90. Irou.
sers mhde to order 81 90. 800, 5000
$500. Every galment Is cut right lnaui
store by Mr.. Wise who has cat for the
uest Philadelphia homes for over q
years. All our cloth Is thor ugliy
sponRed; no deposit required rs WI
urantae a perfect tit anl sallsflG.
ton to all. Over 800 different pattern,
To select from. Liverpool and London
Merchant Iallors 3n9 Market street
W, Lccttytr Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

Detectives Mcyey AMI Witsil yester.
day arrested james Hirlock, John
Roo and John Rasin, culored. for the
larceny Of u lot OF brass wire. valued
at sos, from the City Electric Com.
pauy. Hurlock was the engineer and
Roe the fireman. The case was re-.
ported 10 the detect!vos on Wednss.
day and they lost no t,iuo in working
the case. The wire had beHn shipped
by the Wilmington Steamboat Com
!pany, where it Was bought by Meyer
Bros. ...
The name Of f. Monroe was given
Iby tho ntlprers. in the Municipal
Court this morning the three men
the upper court. The detectives did
ldulck and clevor WORK on this case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

The arrangements for the repetition
Of tho musicale given by Epaortli
Ghurcb choir of1lrty voices ara nearly
|e0tnpleted. and grand Gunesrt Ia aa-
surred A rehearsal OF the big choir
Will 10 held tonight and also to.
.mosrow afternoon. Those who could
not got into tho church on The coca.
Ision OF the first cDncsrt should attend
this one, as it promises TO sarposs
even the first one,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

United States Ambassador Bayard
on Thursday had an interview OF
Gearly an hours duration with the
Earl OF kemi5erly. Secretary of State
FOR Foreign Airairs 1t 10 nndcrstood
the talk was about the interference of
the Briti-h warshin Cleopatra, In the
matter OF thu seizure Of tho Mesquite
Reservation III Central America by the
StCaragupna.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

The attention oil tho readers OF the
lREPUuLICAN is called to the three
column announcement in another
Epart OF this paper to their book beer
which IL placed on tap to-day by this
company. II Will 10 on
sale ut lie different saloons through
cut our city. Raad the announce.
.mont whethor you drink benr or mo-.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17
VIM. B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.

The extreme low prices
we have put on our silks
have resulted in an immense
sale and this spring finds US
far in excess Of any other.
The most complete assert.
ments are to be found here.
The best goods are to be
found here. The lowest
prices are to be found here.
Any lady desiring spring
silks ought to be found here.
In addition to- the many
great bargains advertised In
previous papers we have add.
ed five elegant new things in
China Silks at 25 cents per
yard--a most wonderful pro-
duction.
We have one hundred all
pure silk vests Tor ladies.
They have long sleeves with
gussots and high necks.
They are splendid value al.
ways for So each. BY rea-
son of being in light pinks
and blues we have reduced
them to SO cents each.
About half the quantity in
cotton Swiss ribbed vests,
same colors, are reduced to
l2l cents from % and SO
with a few odds for 5 cents
each.
Commencing Saturday
morning at 9 o'clock we
shall sell the following re-
duced muslin:
a. Lonesdale, Go.
1914 Sheeting ninen tlnish), o1c.
81 Utica Sheeting, lie.
Only 10 yards to any one
customer.
Our hosiery sale Hast Sat-
urday night resulted in a
great success and hundreds
of pairs were distributed at
the reduced prices. Com.
mencing Saturday, the 18th,
at & p. ~, we shall continue
this hosiery sale at the fol.
lowing prices:
Ladies' absolutely fast
black stockings reduced
from Is to 10 cents.
Mems unbleaehcd stock.
ings from IS cents to l25
cents and blacks from Is
cents to 10 cents.
Childrcn's black. ribbed
fast black 10 cents from l2b
cents. .
Our Carpet and Uphol.
stery departments are taxed
to their utmost. You'll get
better service by ord ering
early, and prices we're never
lower. A large cash purchase
Of Bromley Smyrna rugs
gives them to you rs follows:
Single door, Toe from il.35.
26X5I, 81 from e3 10,
50XiO, =, 10 from $3.50.
All Of our SO and 75.ccnt
Hassocls are now % cents.
WM. B. SHARP g. CO.,
Fourth and Market SITS.
-@s--a.---sa1ls,.a-.s-- --a.-~---'-->---
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

Tho hest In tile Wcst. North, and
Northwest ID reached only by tao lines
Ini the Chicago. Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul
Railway. Trout season ia nearly here;
Hook up your tncale, zee that II Is 10
good shape and thsn write 10 John Il.
.Pott, District Passenger Agent. Will
Transport. Pa. for II brochure o.
where tho trout hide"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

BY cutting piece out of the win
dow of A. g. Steiuikes store. under
Messlck'a hall, thieves secured about
Sl5 worth of pipes and tobacco,
nsont 2 O'Clock this morning. Mrs
Stcinike heard the dog barking but
believed that he was barking Il: some
one passing hy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

A man named Willet has been ar
rested at ELTON Oh the charge of FOR.
gerry, On Jan 3 man passed check
for see 40 on 1hos. renuoclt OF this
city, endorsed by CAas. II. Ayers.
1t appeHr5 that the endorsement
ont the amount OF the check. Mr.
Penu0ck has moan TO l,ilt,on and iden
tiiisd the man Wiiiet who lives at Iron
Hill, Cecil county AMI lie WAS locked
up, and Detectives Money and Witsi
Will bring him to this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

Charles kyle. Jr. will have grand
opening at his electric lea cream
rooms No. As East Sixth street, this
eYsning. AL who enjoy the cooling
beverage should call, us his make cam
not be surpassed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17
Here |!

here f! with their Spring
lines and we cheer
fully invite you to look
through. Carrying every
thing in the line Of wear.
ing apparel--clothing fur.
nishings, hats and shoes
Sixth and Market is a con.
venient place to buy. Start
ing with the 5.year-old boy
to the man of 5o-inch chcs'
we can fit any between size
o. shape. ..
Good value" is and ha.
been our standard and any
article that does not turr
out right coming from SiXtl
and Market we are glad t.
have back to US for correc
ton. We want your trad,
and influence and for it W,
will pay you well--gooc
goods and consistent price.
as our script.
Accept our invitation ant
look Here" & for you
Spring needs. You will
rot regret it,
JAS. L. MuLLIN & Son
Clothing, 9th & Market
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes. Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

Disease Is an effect. not cause. It's
origin 10 within; its Inanifestat ions with
ont. Hence, to cure the disease The
cause must DO removed. and IN no o. hei
way can euro ever be Objected. " arucr'i
ShFE cure Is established on just thi'
principle. il realizes tbnt
o. p" y CENT.
OF MI "a ttes arise from deranged X Id
nrys nnn al 4 strikes nj nnre n
the roo, OF IL, .yulty. The clement
OF which IL ID composed act directly upnt
these great urEIns. both as q food and re
storer, aud, by placing them in a health,
c0ndltion, drive disease and pain iron
tho system,
For the innumerable troubles caused b,
nniIehlthy Kidneys Liver and Urmuri
organs; for the distressing Disorders o
Women; for ull Nervous Affections, mn,
physical arrangements gen orally, tht
great remedy has no equal. Its past ~
cord Is guarantee OF continued per
formuuce,
~ II. WARNER & CO,
London. Rochester. Melbourne, Frank
fort. Toronto. Paris.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

Tor send postal card Tor " ton Of extra
ilnrge pea coal . II. 4. Sergeant desl.
Ter in coal wood and grain. Western
oats, baisi hay and straw. Hickory
wood for open crates Yard i06 Mary
land Ave- Phone jfl, Central office,
18th and King stleats. Phone 5S1.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17
AUC TI0n + SALE !
CLEAvER & HEARN MFG. CO.,
221 MARKET STREET.
Every HfternOOn This Weak,
BEGINNING AT 1 O'CLOCK,

Heating Stoves, Cook Stoves,
Heaters, Rcfrigelators, Water Coolers,
Tin Ware, Stove Bricks. Stove Cast
ing, Wooden Ware and large lot of
other Household Goods in the same
line. Sold in single pieces or in lots
to suit dealers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

II you want HIST clGss dyeing and
scouting done, go TO 30 King street,
Derby and Teit hats dyed. cipdncd and
blocked in tho latest styles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

Mary Pyle, Eliza LWni jacob. Burd.
Conrad Horribly, Dr., iget PEalan Wild.
lows psnsions secured in from 50 TO
( to 60 days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

Charles Kyle, Ir., electric ice cream
works AIS East Sixth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

Book beer and vsnison lunch %
Nurray's tonight, i0A Last Front 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

On tap throughout the city 10
Stoeckles Book.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17

Mr.. tao. y RJGiuetie AID nIe,a aft
this morning ~ saeLd sunday at Al.
agt.g CITY. \. j.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17
KENNARD & co ;,
62I-623 Market ST,

Dl'BIiC SALE OF hou, eho!d furniture
L No. sos West wclfth stree, on
tuesday,, MARCH -. I614.
At go o'clock a. M.
consisting of parlDr suite. piauo. piano
lamp m1rrJr. easel, cabinet, ? oak cham
hur -utteS odd SOFA, sideboard. extension
table, hat rack. Chilhs crib. lou sc, bed
stoNds, bureaus. stands tables, chairs
hrIsscl and inkrHin carpets. mattress es
rugs, bed and boiding, oil psintin 6. Size
enRravinBs. marble vase. cook stove
china, glass and Queenswars. and man,
other articles not mentioned.
MRS. g. d. SHORT.
George Drake, auctioneer. mlT.2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-17


)n HEAD OF FRESH CONS m.
~ and Stock Bulls, .s1n
his stock is from Somerset COUNTY pa
aud are an cKtlu hue lot; Seycr4l among
lU hcAd 81 horses. among which ~
aIe some extra fine drivers AMI ~ =
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