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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

The only condition is that
these subscriptions must be
new and paid i'll advance. A
little can ssin G among
friends will enable any smart
boy or girl to secure ten,
twelve OF fifteen subscribers
to the Daily or Weekly, for
three months. and thus Sc.
cure one OF these valuable
premiums. Come and see
these fine watches and SEQ
what a big thing we are of.
terlng. Remember, you are
not begging Of your friends;
they get value received as
the DAILY or WEEKLY is adj.
mlttedly worth several times
ITS subscription price. They
get their moneys worth
you get q handsome watch
and we get new subscribers.
Who will develop into life
long patrons. -===-=.==
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

by the alterations now going on t.
tue building at the northwest corucI
OF front ahd King streets. memory |!
Reminded Of scenes and actions which
occurred there years ngo. The prop
efty was originally owned by Allan
Me- lain Hohinetl. Iorty.tiya year.
ago Robert Shaw was tho pruprlcfp
OF the then vol known hosiery ktOWt
as la Bril- in Hand After MIS- tim,
LI'e place was run by Andy trun!lsli
barnard llerElns, Jimmy MoNmml
al IN tlelr turn 10 mHnyin Whining
ton the reputation of he Uld Gre0i
House. Is wnil Known.
AIAuy remember the daTs of Sail,
white and Fat DOuley. SINCE earl
Ia Tao seventies when the city u!urC
prlted AbUut ISL eGOLo widen Rim
street and the corner where Ruhprt
Sltnrn rAillcd on business was torr
dGwh, ho hardness Of the curHer il ,s
MOI Atnn thu which IL was In form al
dRgs Here was a Time when ali Tie
ruEue= from Maine to California anl
hs0ge'tite TO the Devils Halt nrri
had the "tlld Green HouSs" ma then
headquarters The mention Of liz
Rahg ut thls place also raviYes The
memory Of the house at From. an,
flHheh slrceis, now out Of eXlstptioe
ilie no houses used to work hHhe
IL hand, and It was a suicfact that h,
EeRH VITO entered either resort via
money III hts pockets usually Ioun,
hlmself early next morning in SON,
otiel part Of the city without mana
ssu tsohlig rather bad from the effect
Of being drGKEed.
II TAs also considered at the tim,
tint ettt ef gplE would not fultel [,
SIN lEelr aims TO dive their hands Wit
oip"I a lnnn nbuut twenty year
ago was 5esp at the French street re
sOit, aust tieXt morning lie WAS fpun,
a. u q wharf with two bullets in hi
heSd aud ne marx of whore lie nar
pcs dragged 10 the wharf from III,
Ftenell street house WAS visible
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

John l.. Sullivan and his company
oil artists are announced to appear az
the Grand Opera House this evening
~ Mr.. Sulllvan's latest suecpss, THE
Man from Boston," II has been soeu
here before and does not need to be
commented upon. The reiurns from
the ring will be announced from the
stage.
The attraction at the Grand Opera
House on saturday evening will he the
renowned Robin Hood Opera Com.
pany. with its own operate orchestra.
The following well known artists are
included In the cast: latIniah Dlard.
Agnes Decaporte, Grace Rluis. Mary
Palmer, Agnes Stone. Ethel Bgleh,
Fanny Adams, Jerome Sykes, Edwin
lshim, Il. s. Wentworth, iticcArdo
HiGcL Henry W. Dodd. l;oss David, G.
L, Landle and picked chorus. These
artists nre all we'll known in operate
circles, and their success has been
overwhelming. This enEageme nj
canuot help being a success.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

In the Municipal Court thls morn.
ing Fred Casper ana Abran Lewis.
coloreh, were fined el0 and costs foI
disturbing religious serylres at Second
aud Washington streets last evening
Harry Mercer, Richard Clarke, Mich.
ael and Joseph MCCARTHY were rec ON.
miltel Un tile charge of larceny OF n
box OF chocolates from kiohars candy
stora last evening. Mercer ana Clarkn
went N to buy some candy, and when
coming out Mercer took the box,
lllicer Lyons made tho arrest.
Simon I!ttlepnse coiored, was held
until tomorrow morning on lie
charge of the larceny of pair OF
shoes
Nintoh wilson was held In flon bnll
Tor his appearance tomorrow morn.
ing on tho charge OF larceny OF a
watch, cham and charm from tie case
OF Prof. Alex. Rome.
A doct Ors certificate was presnnted
stating that lara Whitcraft had line
chills and fever. HOr case was con.
tlnned until saturday morning.
Michael l'aine was discharged from
custody on tho charge OF larceny OF a
Ia. Of coal,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

The first. second and third Numbers
OF the splendid work entitled Mas.
terPleces of Art can DO obtained at
this Office on the presentation OF one
coupon and IA dime. All who have
seen them, pronounce them tlrst class.
Call aud take u look at them. The
picture of the Battle OF Getty sburg
can be obtained on one coupon aud II
cents. II is splendid representation
Of the big fight which broke the back
bone of tho Rebellion and prepared
tho way for the final capitalization al
Appamatox.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25
v NJ. B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.

Our Ladies' Muslin I'm.
derwoar is always of the
very best workmanship and
the highest grade goods
manufactured. There's no
assortment of good goods
like ours in this town. AT
the beginning of every sea.
son all the broken lots and
odd sizes are brought out of
the regular stock and sold.
Such a lot we now offer.
Sixteen styles of Ladies
Night Gowns made of cam.
brio and muslin, with circu.
lar and square yokes, sur.
plice neck, full sleeves, trim.
med and tucked with ruffles
and Handbags. The sizes
are not complete in any one
style.
Csc ones for 45c
SIC ones for 6jo
- 95c ones for 80
o. 0O ones for soc
sl.25 ones for $l.0O
$3.50 ones for sl.l5 ....
sl,63 ones for Sl.o5 ....
Sl.i5 ones for Sl.37
$2.75 ones for $500
Twelve styles Ladies' Mus.
lin Skirts with tucks and
Hamburg Flouncing - no
one styles being complete in
sizes.
4ic ones Tor 500
-. Sl2b ones for Sl.0O
200 ones for Sl.50
.. 1850 ones Tor $500
Ten styles Muslin Draw.
ers, trimmed and tucked
with Hamburg and torohon
lace--no one style complete
in sizes.
40c ones for 800
50c ones for soc
sc ones for i9c
75c ones for 500
$l.00 ones for no
Eight styles Ladies Chem.
Use trimmed and tucked with
lace and Hamburg.
25c ones Tor zoe
Soc onas for Sc.
sec ones for I9c
75e ones for 80
$50 ones for 900
ellie onea for 100
el.3T ones for sI.OO
VIM. B. SHARP g. CO.,
Fourth and Market SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

is not yellower than that OF an uufortu.
nate Individual whose liver complaint
has ASSUMED the chronic form Tho eve
balls OF tho sufferer assume a saffron
hue. there u dull pain in the region OF
tho organ Affected, thu tongue is coated
breath sour. sick headaches usually but
not al~ ,ys occur. and there 10 sometimes
dizzlness on arising from a sitting past
uro. Constipation and dyspepsia are ais .
attendants OF this very common ailment
always in it's aggravated form. liable to
breed assesses Of the liver. which are
worry dangerous. Hostettor's Stomach
Diiters wholly Graduates Il, as well Of
the troubles complicated with Il and
which II originates, In chills and fever
complaint which always Yields to the
Bitters the liver Is seriously involved
This tine alterRti I've tonic removes positive.
ness and indigestion, rheumatism, ner-
yous and kidney trouble and debility.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25
IN THE SOCIAL wHIaL.


ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
His name was Appel. hers was Peach:
But at the altar stair
Al men anu women did agree
"ey inaae handsome pair.
Miss florence Williams is the guest
OF Chsster friends.
Mrs. Lorraine Payne has been Visiting
friends In Thurlow.
George and Miss Ida B. Bull. OF New
castle. are visiting friends here.
a. L. Wood and j. =. Mullin, Jr.,
were 10 Ohester yesterday.
inc FIRST annual ball OF the Kenneth
night. &C.,.
CHRISTIAN FNrrprAru,
r,,. ''' en- a ,NnHNF'
L. Church ara main moIlioe aIahn s.ana N :
parationa for theI, arta.tain,,, p'1
is 'Jarley's Way WorkS 10 ha ,Jne, ~
the Methodist church on FrIiav ayon ~
Ing, Jan e8 ,QS. M 7a0 o,ciociy srha
costumes which Ibssa vonn', nao,Ia
will wear ara varv ha,.utif,,I pepo ppna
twenty-five Young peopIe will take
part' GIond ,nnsio p III 10 WI, thh9
by st, Paul's Duartetta n, W,i,",n~
ton. You cannot aITord In m,,sa sa.,.
ing this beauiifuI sntartain ,nan, 80 an,
hearing the beautirni m,,sio Mo I'd
mission Ia only NJ and ~ cants
Edward v MoG.raon cn, oe"s' ,
ton to \ numhar Of HE sr;onds az III,
home No. T1I West Second atraat LOST
evening. Those nresent wa,,a. na eli
Chnmbars John Anthonv i'owranna
Burns, Bernaru Dougheriv I,hariaS
Hnkar .Inbn sauaar Gnaiios
Jnmes NcNiabnn Iao Mc,Jnhun ~
mer JeraIds Harry MnrrIs Wi,,,a .,
Chambera Josenn RrIca IA ,nar,i
Chnmbers and Harlan / Eaostar "ai"
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an,inaraan,, 80
st, Warv,s n A n Sociatv VIII 1 ha ha III
tnia 1TL,os,,, a. ID, ouoio'y WI % heiu
mani Of 81 sIoru's f - .,1 pa Eh
enterta,nment CO.., ,oa III.
o'cIock '"'''o'e Ut eish'
,vu.,,.. ,-,
wi Wilmington Conclave. No. ~, An
VIII VIII , oLuer OF huneSiVe Mogullinne,
WI WI noiu banquet IN German Hall
anis evening", alter inc imitation exer-
n nrn .aterer iiarly zimmerman Will
prrspsre sle menu.
nv Mrs; sarah Reynolds, OF No. s99
iathuii street.. 10 suffering from the
sr T
n :ar 1 MIR n,t. teams tills morning made
very attractive appearance as they
the horses ,yara cana,isonat LIS "
cy blankets. owing to the cold sDap
that has Just struck us,
Mr.. and Mrs. john %. Dlekev gave n
bon.bon party last evening in honor
OF their son Franks tenth blrthdav'
All Of his young friends were nrssant
and they had a royal good time. Franz
also received numerous presents re.
minders OF Ills birthday
Cards are out Announcing tina wad-
ding OF Miss Sarah r. Wright and
William n. Bennett. on Wednes,iiv
evening. January 81, al the Residence
OF q. w. Killen, uncle OF Miss Wright
at FELTON,. ''
L. g Reeves of Delaware Civ, rep.
istered at the Hotel Willis yesterdeS
Florence, the iittIe aayen.y, nnths.
old daughter Of William and Micah
b. Kelley, No. All Last Second street
has been awarded one of the hand'
some prizes by the Lactated Fnnd
COMPANY for her beauty
Miss Clara NJ. Kelley OF 4l7 East
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25
Dnf..

Curpingand isurr,nl.. lns z. Second 81
Cnpping Siteching. Parker. sos Madison.
Cummings. the photographs. 500
Market street.
II you want first-class dyeing and
scouting done, 20 to $40 King.
Why don't you try that grip candy
Iat Hollis, s27 Market street? It will
stop that cough.
II. o. Rowland, dealer In high test
Ioil and stove gasoline. Delivered in
all parts Of the city. 40l W. Thir-
teenth street. Wilmington. Del.
The Camden Volunteer Association
will Welt the Delaware Fire Company
OH Saturday evening.
William q unney succeeded Tuesday
In catching 80 pounds OF cary at Shell :
pot. -.
The Franklin Fire Company. OF
Chester, Pa, has purchased a $1,000
steamer OF the Siisby make.
Tho police are looking for bogus
check passsr. lie has been operatin g
right freely here.
An Italian candy manuractu rer has
been arrested for carrying on the bust
meas without license.
MIR. Charles IL. klttlnger, OF Seattle,
Washington State, will extend his
Walt With us two weeks longer.
The new tug boat Of tho National
Dredging Company, LeBaron, left
yesterday FOR Mobile. Alabama.
/ An incendisry fire burned $40 ,OUG
worth OF property, including a barn,
crops, two horses anu fifteen COWS, at
Exter. near West Chester. on Tuesday
night.
Ths Presbyterian Alliance will meet
tonight In Central Presbyterian
The committee to investigate the
purcnnse OF the two park lots Will
meet next Wednesday night.
Ihe guild of Trinity Church will
hold their annual reunion tonight al
8 O'Clock.
/ A chapter of the Brotherhoo cd OF st
Andrew was organized at Calvary
Church ON Tuesday evening.
+ Dennis Sweeney, OF Hockessin aged
aoon 90 years. was accidentally killed
on Monday by the ovorturning Of his
cart.
Z The principal and twenty-five schol,
airs OF the Friends school will yisli
washing on tomorrow.
The Coroner's Jury on the body Of
Joseph Raab rendered q verdict ol
death by suicide.
Wilmington Lodge, No. /, A. o. U
W. Will meet lhls evening at the hull
Ninth and Market streets. Large mi
; Itiatlon.
Wilmington Conclave, No. IL; will
hold their regular bungle this evening
Installation OF officers by the grand
mogul. q. Somers Clark. After install
lntion and Initiation grand feed vii
be spread at Germai Hall. Come
early and get your tax receipts. SO as
to vote early and oflcu. Don't for
got your iull dress suit
Register Cooch has granted letters
OF administration to John W. Burris
ON tho estate OF James Gray, late OF
Red Lion Hundred.
Peter Pagan, proprietor Of the Hare
Corner hotel. has Two of the ileetest
two year-olds Oh the causewly.
delightful program has been ar
ranged Tor the entertainment to be
gwen In tho basement oil ST. Patrick &
church Tomorrow evening. The pro
ceeds are for the benefit OF the poor
under tho st Nlncont lie Paul Society,
1t Is understood that an alb! has
been proven by Clifford who Is locked
up at the city hall on tho charge oi
being concNrGed 10 tho Iinwooi IN d
hennett Square ru1beries lie will be
discharged tomorrow morning.
/ LIZ Mayor Calvin Is. lthoads is quite
seriously i'll with the influenza,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

Lost and found" and what do Won
| think II was, gold watch, for several
months, and at last found, in the bot
tom OF milk can. Alas, IL was nos
getting repaired.
Most people are 7atls!ied to keep I'm
TO the doinEs OF zach day, but VIC
Eave one young man who keeps him.
salt posted one day ahead. How re-.
| mRrlthble some people arc.
HE home OF William Crauston near
| the toslEatt, has the shadow OF death
pictured therein, his younGest son.
iLlll having died OF pneumonia. Thls
| little fellow, VINO was ctrrrful AMI
bright will not only 10 missed by his
parents bat by his schoolnlate4. WHO
loved MIN dearly. hiterment will 10
! mnlle IN Friends cemetery.
We hnTe snt OF tlen located NJ tina
confluence OF White Clay Creek and
thristiana whose prGtence Is fishing,
Dut THIS crew OF men have been steal-
ing chickens, aud we think il best that
they should be routed out of their
winter quarters. We also heard thsy
stole pig aud killed 1t. The chickens
stolen were from a farmer named
Elmundson.
A Indy living In West Chester visit
eh TREND in our town, aud tho cup of
coiIae set before her ut dinner was SO
plea ding TO tho taste md completed
The dinner SO exnet mplimented tie
friend OIL her elegant cup OF coffee.
and was informed IL was the little
giant" bought at 500 iiinR streat.
ON Yes, read in tho REPuBEfeAS at
th'dd's Ford about that q. q. L. Co.
and Of course 1t don't matter whore
you go, In everybody's huuse you will
ilttti TINT papar-at the same time they
give away the loyelisst pictures for
coupons you ever saw. As soon Rs
return home will have the paper left
at my door every night and save the
coupons, and when times get better |
VIII get my pictures framed, but then
low can get tho coilss2 | Will have it
somehow.
The only paper that floats In this
place is the DAur REPrpLIcAN, and
even those who live on the suburbs
drive into town and before they alight
on the ground they excla inns 81
want to see last nights REruBLtcAN,"
We think the demand for this paper
is increasing to such an extent that
more men Will soon be needed at their
olflce in order to meet the demand,
Now hero 10 the whole secret. At both
Office and store Lhere is the lost ac-
commohating set OF young men
found In the city Of Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

The funeral Of the lat0 James Gray.
Of Red Lion Hundred, took placs on
had nasday. The deceased was a pros.
perous Turner, and highly popular.
over 3e0 friends wure present on Inc
OCCASION. and lilo carriages were iu the
procession. Ths services were con,
Quoted by Rev. AIR. Townsend, pastor
OF Rel Lion NJ. T.. Church. who an.
noanced for his taxi, '.Ba ye also
ready, for In such an hour as We think
not tha Son OF Man cometh Tho
discourse was timely and apparently
made u deep i'm I esston on all pes.
ent. Mr.. VIM. Wilson, OF Mlddla.
town. was employed Ms undertaken,
The pail bearers were: Pnrnel ].
Lynch, John 4 Hayes. Samuel Mo.
CAL. John Collins, William Houston
und Vm, NJ. Stuekert.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

Much excitement was cause | hars
last evening, whan 1t became known
that iout pad had held up three men.
Ina first man was stopped at the
chemical works but he refused to
throw up HIS arms, aud on the contrary
commenced to shout. The pad then
ran away. lie nIXt held M two men
In a wagon at Nntns waods aud re.
otivod all thay hadin cash, sEI0. lie
was described as a stout. middle.aged
coiored man. Three officers started
In wagon on his trail. and went as
far as Farnhurst. but did not come up
with him.
4 boarding. house thief succeeded
on Tuesday night In getting away
with lot Of clio thing and two watch.
es from boarding house on Klr1.
wood street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25
GREAT
FIGHT.
CORBETT |
VS.. MITCHELL.
Corbett Victorious In
The Third Round.

James ]. Corbctt. tho champiou
pu9ilist OF the world. and Charles j.
Mitchell, England's plucky champion,
met In the arena Of the Duval Athletic
Club at Jacksonville. Florida. to-day.
All morning carpenters were putting
the finishing touches OH the Arena,
and at 10 o'clock, all the special wires
were strung. The betting during tho
morning was against the Engiishman,
but those who have made II careful OK.
animation OF the men say they are
evenly matched.
True 1t Is that Corbett hos the adj
vantage in height and reach, but the
plucky Englis boy has the experience
and knows full well the tactics OF all
professionals.
THE PRINCIPALS AHmv..
At ~ O'Clock Corbett and Mitchell
were driven to the club in closed car
rlsges
They were accompanied by their
seconds. referee John Kelley with the
purse and several other sports. ...
bettihg Is running high. Corbett's
friends are covering odds such as $685.
600 to $4,000, while the Mitchell men
ind takers but not many on very
largo amounts.
IN THE RING.
st 1916 the men stopped Int, the
ring. The seconds followed.
Special to the RrrUBLIcAN,
Round /. The men appeared we'll.
Light sparrlns opened the round.
Mitchell has surprised the Corbett
mon. ....
Round 2-Corbstt knocked Mitchell
down twice.
Round 3--Corbett rushed the light.
Ing and clean under.cut knocked
Mitchell out, and at call OF time he
was unable to respond. Corbett was
then declared tho winner.
Great excitement prevailed In Phila-
delphis, the streets being full Of poo
pic, and there was great reioic ny over
Corbetts easy victory. -..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

A eairiags In which was seated n
Young lady and coachinan, was
stopped about b.45 O'Clock on Wydnes.
day evening, on the Hara's Corner
road, near lie woods 0f thg lato Colo.
nei Andrews, by small man with
D!arkoled face. who pointed pistol
at tie drivers head and demanded his
money. The dryar replied that ha had
no money, ana after turning his peck.
at4 inside out and limiting nothing but
4 pip1 and some tobacco he was al
lowed to drive on. while the lnitntor
OF Robin Hood came or towards our
city. Persons should he on their guard
against rog ns the times grow
harder they grow holder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

l.NEEl, Jan. %. Major J. j. Wooteu
aud assistant postmaster Robert Ellis
VIII leave for Nevada to-morrow. l.. W,
GlEHln, OF the Sussex 2ouullan, sue
c,eeis Mr.. Ellie, aud S. h. McAlister
formerly associate editor OF the l,au
rel Gazette. takes Mr.. Higgins place
on the Sussex Cuuntinn.
ilonel Waller will be married al
Mlddletown tomorrow.
Captain Henry Williams, mad y
years. and his wife, agol 6s, both died
IN one day and were buried together
The new government weather signal
was tested yesterday.
y. Is, itoun is improving the old
property on his new mill road.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

Wilmington spots were nil aEoG
TINS morning In regard TO the great
prize light to take place to-day bn.
tween Mitchell and Corhett. and lets
were freely made that our jack would
VIII the tight ami big purse. Some of
tue sports were willing to wager two
TO one that Curhetl would win,
lie REPI m.iGNS will give Its read-
ers tho result OF tha light. II 1t TAX es
place. IN late edition. So look out
for H.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

Mr. Joshua F. Griffith. who has boon
living at Rising Sun, having complstad
his new home on tho kpnustt Pike,
near Mrs. Lamotte DuPonts man.
sion, moved into his new home a few
days ago. The house Ia one of the
best modern appointed suburban
homes outside OF the city The site
being iavorably located one shows
me architecture of TO good advan.
tage. Mr.. Griffith has good reasons
to be proud OF his new residence, and
his friends wish him many happy and
rosperons years In his new beautiful
home
IN the spring several similar build,
ings Will be erected adjoining this.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25
MUNSON'S
FAMOUS
REMEDY
No. I for the Prevention anh Cure OF
f.a Grippe, Coughs mud Celds.

This remedy first gained It's promi.
nence during the epidemic of La Grippe.
III the winter OF lS92-y3. when thousand 4
OF lives were saved 10y Its use; since then
the most beneficial results to sufferers IL
u m absolute preventive as well as cure
Tor Grippe. Don't delay IL you are suffer.
ing from Grippe. Coughs or Colds, pro
cure II bottle ~ once, IL may be the means
OF saving your life. Price NC and SOC.
To avoid being imposed upon, AJAX for
No. II, and buy OF our authorized agenta
only. Us below: For sale In Wilmington
Sts.; j. J. Gallagher s bro. 1903 aud eO0i
Market st; s q. Mckecver. Maryland
Aye. and Iinden 81, yotsoy's Pharmacy,
b and Monroe; W. T. Smith. 9TH and
st Munson & Targelte. N, u. Cor. 1ith
and orange SITS. only. ''The family doctor
book, valuable publication. given TO
you FREE by any Of the above druggists
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

January ..-.-.1
8ist. Elwood Webster. Hockessin.

January
8lst. Elwood Webster. Hockessin.
February .5..
- list. a. II. Tyson, horses. Chester Pa.
9th, l.. 5. Dixon. Braudywine Hi.
ON, John Armstrong, Mil Greek Iid
18th, John W oodward Pencader,
18th. Samuel worreil. Mill Creek lid.
10th, L. L. Clark. New Castle lid.
10Th. JAS. Buck son. New Castle lid.
sist, VIM. Maync. urandywino Hid.
aan0. $. Q, Sbarrnrd. New Castle lid.
89th. Miiborn Rcvis New Castle lid.
ssth. Estate of Chas. II. Smith,
March .....
list Geo. %. Medlii. Pen cader lid.
9Th. Levi Moore, Mill Creek lid.
6th. Biddle x StaIts. New castle Hid.
1870, 1913 Delaware Ave. Furniture.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

David IL. Coffin. OF Indian River
Hundred, died on Saturday, aged
about 70 years. His wife dtsd about
three months ago. His son Burton
formerly resided in our city and Ills
brother. James H. Coffin, Is Il resident
of Soath Wilmington. MIR. Coffin
was an earnest Republican and his
death is a loss to his neigLOorhood.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

A meeting of tho corporators OF tie
Elhtan and Miidletuwn bel. } RAFT.
rotd Company was held OH Tuesday
afternoon at the National Bank OF
Llkton, there being present Mr.. Jacob
lome. OF Port Deposit; ii. Ii. Brady,
OF Chesapeake Hltv; Thomas bremen
and Or. John ii. Jarnnr, of Elkton. A
day was sot for opening stock'sub-
tiun books .s.--
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

Twelve styles Ladies' Mus.
lin Skirts with tucks and
Hamburg Flouncing - no
one styles being complete in
sizes.