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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Union Park will be open for visitors
on saturday afternoon and evening,
May 10th. Free until Both.
There Will be confirmation services
at st. Johns Church tomorrow at 4 o.
m. Bishop Coleman will preach.
Miss Lydia j. durham. Yorklyn, will
give II reading entertainment in the
Odd Fellows hall Hockessiu, Satur.
day evening, May 10Th, for the benefit
of tho lodge.
.lAiarsnall & Mitchell started their
Wooddale paper mill In operation on
Monday. 1t has been idle for some
time aud during that time SON,
was but in. They will,
make heavy express wrapping paper.
Vim. MOunoe IL their foroman. he
going flom tho Yorilyn mills.
Tho tree kindergarten under the
auspices of the Delaware Kindergarten
Association has removed from Fourth
and Connell streets. TO Seventh and
Rodney streets
Alfred L. Metealf. OF san Disao.
California, a native and former resi-.
tient OF LOWS, has been ENJOYING a
Walt among relatives and old friendR
Lettera tcstamentury have been
grlnted by Register Cooch on thu
estate of james Wilkins late OF this
city. to Margaret Wilkins.
Miss l.. NJ. llammitt. of 6Ss Market
street. who has bsen Ill for the past
I've weeks Is slowly recovering under
I no wntohfuI attending physicinn, DR..
lonlinson. We hope sho viii speed.
ly recover.
Prof. b. A. Weiha. teacher OF me.
cnanics and electrical engineering al
, 'elaware Collage took Ills class on
Friday morning OH a vat tn era up,s
IN Phtla !elphla. Tho party
vls tod the Baldwin Locomotive
Works.
Co.col-in, lie valuable narvs restorer.
8 Did by w. e, Taylor S0l King sLreet.
The Belawate la lrold Company has
established n freight yard two lnlles.
long ut Delmar,
cut worms nra playing havoc yitA
tho early planted corn.
4 telephone company has been or.
lnnlged In Salisbury with capital OF
1870,
1t Is said that %, 600. Coo tin cans are
packed with fruits and vegetables on
his Peninsula annually.
The Delaware Railroad Company
ids established night Telegraph o ices
It Woodslde. Rridgevllle and Laurel.
snapper lunch tii5 evening, at
\. r. Lohnor's. lO8 East Third street.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
aides Auxiliary OF the Y. If. q. A.. will
DO held in tho association Hall OH Mon.
lay ut . p. IN.
Costa's city directory Is making
good progress. All The names arc now
printed,
Steamer Clrloa will leave Whining.
sou for Pennsgroye, Y. j, atVa a. m,
and l,30 p. m, Returning leave Penns.
grove l0a. IN. aud ) y. m. New Jer.
sey and Wilmington Forty Co.
A good tidy energetic man il wanted
to make loo GreaM NJ le2 Wo3' atreat
Mrs. Henry !. l1ulanny .ai M.se7
g vieltlng ~. j. d. Phtl!tpt anl latutly
IN Philadelphia
Mr.. Cal, b Ring, residing at Ghgid's
Ford, Pa. yisto II city tllls morf,
ng, and Gale upon savaial o.. 1ls<su
'TiCnds.
Wui. b. Cola, turtn4ry Of this city
but now located at W Abingdon. D. q
was In our oitg 10 day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19
20, I'm only a little nervous.
81 didn't use to he.

What can do TO overcome lt?"
just what woman means by being
Ia little nervous she can't exactly say.
She tells you she Is restless; that she
can no longer sew or read; conyersa.
ton no longer interests. OF even trou.
bles her; noises startle her, and she
cries for no cause,
Such are the first small beginnings
of nervous weakness. The world Is
lull OF loving, patient wives and
MOTORS who have been called upon
to suffer Intense emotional strain;
have undertaken to nurse those dear
to them through protracted illness or
aaye worked beyond their physical
powers.
During the many years Of hard
and wonderful work. Professor Ed.
ward L. Phelps. Dartmouth's great
professor, had these weak, run.
DOWN women IN mind. The story OF
such cases Of nervous prostration,
neuralgia. rheumatism. dyspepsia, and
debility led him TO that most marvel.
ous discovery OF the century. Palnes
celery compound. Professor Phelps
became convinced Tint all these cases
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

VIM. @. Liebrandt, II. i. jerome,
Frank Matthewson, Jamss Glacken,
MN, Nm: !. Appleton, Wm. Davidson,
Frank Mcguire and Frank Hoptou
left TO day for York, Pa, where they
viii attend the celebration OF the thlr-
ty-ninth anniversary OF the Union
Ere Company Of that place tonight.
The delegation took with them large
silver horn. which they will present to
the Union Company.
The horn Is frosted silver parade
horn. twenty-five inches high with
huted bell lined with gold. The mouth
piece Is OF gold. The horn Is engrav.
ca with many pretty designs. On 1t ls
the Following Inscription: Presented
70 the Union Fire Company, No. 5. of
York, Pa. BY tho Friendship Fire Co.
No. ]: OF Wilmington. Del, May 10,
io9i." The Union Fire Company visit
ed the Friendship three years ago dur.
Ing the big convention.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

thoughtfully and thoroughly try II
For rheumatism it Is the one true spe
ciilc.
Professor f. A. leighton is instruc
tor and Superintendent of the State
dairy school at the iowa State Agri
cultural college at Ames, La. He has
been there several years and Ia vol
known throughout thut State. Ills
wife. writing to Wells Richardson 4
Co., who now prepare Paine's celery
compound, saye:
Inst May had rheumatism 40 SO
verely that / could only get around
by aid OF crutches. Nothing that /
used did me any good, and / despair.
cd OF Iegaining my health. friend
recommended Paine's celery com
pound to me, and used 1t regularly
Tor two months. As result wae
able to visit the Worlds Fair, staying
there for quite while and walking
all day without any difficulty.
1.-The compound also did my sIste,
great deal OF good while attending
college. giving her strength and
health. There Ia nothing / know OF
In the world that Is Its equal for build.
Ing up the wenk and rundown, and
giving strength and tone to the sys.
tsm. am better than for years, anu
ascrlbe my Improvement wholly to
Tho use OF Palne's celery compound"
Ihis is one of thousands of similar
testtm onials that Paina's celery com
pound Is the best remedy that makes
people we'll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19
IT'S THE:

constant hnmmerinR that shapes
the metal as desired, and We
REALIZE 1t In building trade. Ii
can't be done in week. month
or year. 1t requires tine; the
right care and attention In every
detail. With such text before
US we aim to please and retain
the old customers and add every
new one possible by giving fol
your money the best possIbl,
values In Clothing the market
can afford.
The Custom Department has
forged further ahead this Spring
than ever before. It's caused liz
stronger effort lower prices
better materials, high standard
OF nj and workmanship.
our specinl number of Black
and Blue Worsted. which we
are Offering for 525 mnde.to-
measure, excels any for mer Of
fort.
Ready,made Clothing has made
rapid strides toward perfection.
The prices and qualities we are
offering make many very decided
bargains.
III it's an extra long cut Cut.
away Coat Suit you want we haye
them-Sl5, Sis $40. Their equal
you'll not find easy. II it's "a
Mixed Cheviot or plain black
you're looking for we have them
at prices that will interest you.
Come 6eel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19


nutrition.
The cure lies In purer, richer blood
and better fed nervous tissues. Paine's
celery compound stlrs the excretive
organs, the liver and the Kidneys. TO
stronger action; the blood grows ut
once purer and redder and more capa-
bic OF carrying nutriment and oxygen
TO every nerve and muscular fiber OF
the body.
Pulnes celery CONF pound makes peo-
pie vol by building up now tissues in
the place OF the old. regulating shaky
nerves by appropriate nerve food and
sending u strong. full tide of pure
blood through the diseased parts OF
the liver, heart, stomach and Kidneys.
10 worried women, just ps to bust.
ness men staggering under financial
diversity, comes nervousness and
financial sdverSity, comes nervous.
ness and final breakdown. y am not
II enough to take medicine" she too
often says, and puts of from day to
day the correction OF her trouble.
paine's celery compound la the great
spring medicine. 1t cures every form
OF nervous weakness and the special
disorders of the liver, heart. stomach,
and kidneys that arise from Impure
blood ana run down" system badly
nourished.
These are the difficulties that paine's
celery compound corrects. II builds
up the whole body. blood nerves. and
tissues In way that nothing else has
ever equaled. People get we'll who
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Tho petition OF the Security Trust
and Sale Deposit Company guardian
OF Samuel NJ. Elliott to expend $50 oil
tho principal over and above interest
for the maintenance of the ward was
granted this morning before Chan
c ellor Wolcott.
Judge Ball presented the petition OF
George Il. Barnhill administrator of
Nathan Bayno To sell real estate to
pay debts. Petition granted.
j. Harvey Whlteman presented re.
turn OF sale Of zeal estate for William
~. Wier. administrator OF Mary Wier,
deceased, which was approved.
Henry Brlnghurst. Jr., presented O
petition Of Martha Il. Stewart, minor,
to sell her interest In real estate. The
petition wns granted. ....a
Wm. s. Hilles presented petition OF
Annie Belle Smith. trustee of Elwood
Carter Smith, to expend money she
has OF his trust for his maintenance in
Fafnhurst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19


Camden. N. J.. on the
18th inst, Frederick {. Maltritz in his
ADD year
Relatives and friends are invited 70 at
tend the funeral from . residence OF
Anton Held. N. u. corner Fifth and Pine
streets, on Saturday afternoon. May 18th.
al I'D O'Clock. IDttrmeut at the Whining
ton and Brnndywine cemetery.
lHOWARD-On May 10. 1894. Annie NJ.
Howard. In her 5hth year.
Relatives and friend are invited TO at
lend tho funeral. tTo her late resi-
Id' II re. No. 60! Fast Fifth str ct. on sat
urday the 18th inst. Services at the
house at O'Clock. Interment ut St.
Peter . cemetery.
JOHNSON On Nav IL. 1891 Eliza, wife
Of David Johnson, aged 10 years.
/ Rclat ycs aud q Ienus are invited 10 at
tend her funeral, from the residence OF
liet husband. No. l2aT Vnndoycr avenue
GA Monday, at 10 O'Clock a. IN. Services
at the house. lnicrment at Iongw God.
| Pa.
lPlli LllPS.-ln Philadelphia, on the 18th
| inst, sidney q, Phillip.
lntefmeli ut Wilmington and brandy.
wine Gem, terry at ih31 O'Clock NJ nday.
ithn aist inst. Friends ure invited to at
lfCnd.
FORREST Mny lB, 1891. william For.
rest. In his slih year.
| RrlGtlyt s. and friends IRE invited to AT :
tend the funeral nom his late residence.
Eighth AID Bnttonwood strcete on Mon
Idiy, the 9lst inst, ut 80 O'Clock. Ser
Vices at Old Swadcs Church at o'clock.
llhterment at Old Swedes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Thomas Drein ~ Son at Tatnall and
Water sire Is. arc busy getting out
the following contracts: A ~. foot
patent leather bottom metallic life
boat for tho steamer Rescue; an Is.
foot patent headed bottom metallic
HE boat and 800 cork life preservers
for the Trenton Steamboat Co. a 600
cork life pIeseryer, two 20 foot patent
headed bottom life boats and several
life RATS for the steamer Viking; TWO
eA-foot patent headed metallic life
boats, ono 22-foot life-boat, and ono
Is foot ocean life raft for South
American steamer ot Augusta,
two 20 foot Spanish cedar yacht bonts
with mahogany and polished brass
fittings for Boston yach'; one large
sea llfe-saft for a Missouri steamship
and l2.foot lifeboat for Buffalo
tug; s2-foot copper fastened clnke
built gig. to be run by trolley over the
surf at Atlantic ity. The works nre
fsirly busy, as the hardtlmes have not
yet struck them, and they make ono OF
{ q best patent lifc-rafts to be found
anywhere In the world.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

To show how dull business Ia 4,
Europe. Mr.. Wlllism Lawton, CHI =
ohzaat. at No. GIL Market street, sniI
to reportsr Of the REruDLIcAN this
~ orning. whom do You suppose [ or.
dered those goods from Carlsbad. Car.
manyf The reporter said no was not
good on u guess. A"'
Well, continued Mr.. l.. | ordered
those goods made ON the ninth day Of
fobruary and they were nude and
shipped. arriving In New York the 9th
OF this month. just three months
from the time the goods were ordered
They arrived on this side OF the water.
Ihss shows how busy their factories
are Why. In former times whom busI-
ness Was booming, it would have Ia ken
until September before the good
would have been shipped
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19
|. v. CHENEY
Tailor and Clothier.
EIGHTH AND MARKET SITS.
d EGlsTEWs ORDER.
LIZ REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE q =, De-

Upon the application OF Helen n
Chandler and Nilberforce N. Chandler
Jrr Executors OF Wiibprforce n. Tbunl.
Ter late of Wilmington Id. In said coutitv
deoensed. II is ordered and dlrected
by the Register that the rNeentrrs
hiol esaid give NOTICE or granting of Let
ltrs leslhine tarv upon the estnto OF
the deceased. with tho daio OF granting
thereof, Ivy causing advertisements 10 ia
posted within forty DAYS from the date OF
such Letters In six OF the most public
places OF the county Of Now Castle, re-
quiring nil persons having demands
against tho estate to present the same. or
abide by an act 81 Assembly In such casa
made and provided; aud also cause the
came to be inserted WITHIN the same par.
iod in the Daily Republican. n newspaper
published In Wilmington, Del, and 10 he
continued therein tlIreo weeks. O, o. a.
t--l Given under the hand and seal
Is of office of the Register Aforesaid
49, at Wilmington. In New Castle
county aforesaid. tho day and year above
".'''e"J . WILKINS CooGH. iteslster.
., NOTICE is hereby sgiven that / etiers
Tcstamenthry were in due fttsa az la W
day of -Npri, A. ID. 1871. and that aIi
perSons having claims against the "a.
tate of the deceased must present she
same. duly attested 10 tho said ~
ccutors Oh or before the ath lay or
April. $50. or abide the Act of Assem-.
bly, 10 such case made and provided,
HELEN N. Oh ANDLisR,
W!LBEltFORCE N. CHANDLER. Jr..
Address. Lilburne Chandler. ESQ.
hll wilmington, Dol
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Cornelius j. Murlarlty was fined $40
and costs in the Municipal Court this
morning for assault and battery on
Captain Chambers. He plead guilty 10
the charge. The trouble occurred al
Front and French streets yesterday
afternoon near2 o'clock. Morlarity
was somewhat under tho inlluence OF
liquor and was acting dlsorderly. and
refused to move on the corner, When
the Captain placed him under arrest
he struck him In the head md knocked
his hut of. Morlarity apologlzed to
the Captain this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

AS pr, Paul Lul,eus was about to get
INTO his carriage this morning at Sew.
enth and West, tho horse slipped ana
tell, In failing the Birdie bit was
Groken. When tho horse got IN il
started on run d ran into Dennis
hnrrlngton's wagon. Mr. Harrington
wns thrown out anu had his ribs badly
bruised. His wagon was also demUi-
i5heq; Tho horse ran to Intnall street
'nd then turned uni ran to Seventh
ana Washington, where 1t was stopped
tlls driver of Kenuebec Ice
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Mr.. Nj. $. Way and ]. l.. Jones.
mem 5ers OF Council from West Ches.
ter Pa, visited our city on Friday 10
.oot INTO the matter OF electroiysis of
the water pip's caused by a leakage
OF the electric current from the civ
railway The gentlemen examined
our streots AMI expressed admiration
Tor the way they have been nayed.
they co led upon Mr.. J. Newlln Cav.
throp and Colonel Enoeh Moore, who
enlightened them as much as lay in
IN their power on the damage cleo.
tilcity has wrought in nnr city,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19
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Han Damage, tn. Crops.

HuNTlSapoN. Pa, May ia heavy
wind, rain aud hail storm passed through
this section yesterday afternoon, the fall
OF rain during its greatest severity being
sufficient IN force and volume to wash out
many OF the public roads and cause the
rivers and smaller streams to rise out OF
their banks. AT several points along tn
line Of the Huntington and Broad Tol
railway the hail covered the ground to thu
depth of several inches and did serious
damage to fruit and growing grain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

The hacker OF Joe Wulcott, tho col.
uRred light. weight pugilist. offers TO
America with gloves, at 1855 pounds,
for s25OO or 5000 a aide. Or he Will
put him against any welter. wel ght in
America for S2j00 or 5000 side. $500
has been posted
The boxers and wrestler3 who are to
show here to night under the manage
ment of Professor John IL Clark. will
have tho A erlcan Athletic Club.
Ninth and Arch streets. this afternoon
al 8 o e ock.
F.. William X Wo,g, of this city, will
try for the So oGered by Professor
John Fl. Clirk Mt the New Peoples
Thnalre to.i igut TO tho person who
will stay I'll eeh minutes with bun
Dsgins or b, my Jones.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

, John Duffy has been held in $1,000
bail Tor u hearing on Monday evening
on the charge OF using a young CIR
Tor Immoral purposes. From what
can be learned OF the case IL appears
that DuiTy took the girl. who Is undur
70 years OF age carriage riding on
evening.
lhoy returnei, 1t Is stated. to the
city abont 2 o'clock, and then IL is al.
legged he took her to his barber shop
Oh Poplar street. where he kept her
until Blk O'Clock yesterday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

PHILADELPHIA, May 19-Andrew Com
aged 60 years, was found In vacant lot
last night with both his wrists cut ant
fourteen stab wounds in different part
OF his body. On recovering consciousness
Com said that he had been robbed of 81 so
by thieves, who played the knock oui
gnme on him, and afterwards inflicted tn,
wounds. His condition is serious. No ar
rests have been made.
ROME, May le.-The Very Rev. Thomas
NJ. A. Burke, vicar general OF the dioces,
OF Albany, has been nominated bishop OF
that diocese, to succeed the late Rev.
Francis McNierney.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Shoes FOR the boys and girls this week
W. We nave them,und the Right kiEd. too.
Ltelty OF style anu wear In them.
strong enough for heavy every dav
use and neat enough for Sunday and
the best point is they don't cost much
'noney. Cheap is n word moro or less
abused. Cheap, with the stores hay.
ny fancy expenses, would mean u very
hlgh price with US in many cases, SO
YOU 500 with us you not only get the
best loot wenr In the market, but you
YET IL at lower prics than many
stores can possibly sell you. Forman )
No; 10 East 18th st, between Market
and King. -.-..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Tho ladies' oil EouhmHn NJ. +. Church
are holding picnic in the gro 70 at
Eighth and Uinym0nL sLruoLs to lltv.
Booths have been erected and are in
Charge of the ladies'. who have al kinds
ot refreshments OIL sale, the proceeds
from which will be devoted to tile new
hnrch fund. Tho pIchic viii he con.
lihueu ms afternoon and evening and
to attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Yesterday afternoon a number of
eolored boys took Lewis Comegys,
another boy, by the heels and walksd
Tim down Eleventh street hill or Ills
Aeaa When no regIiEed his liberty
no throw brick at John ". Gray, ana
Diiicer solomon thought it wise to ar
rest both Judge Fan gave the boys d
acc little lecture In fno Municipal
tolrt this morning. and they gave
promises that they would behave
themselves In the iutura.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Before Judge Bail in the Municipal
Court this morning Michael Anier
was lined 81 and costs for drunken
ness. Thomas Il. Bolton, a special
watchmah oil tho p. W, ~ b. railroad
Company found him living under an
engine oil which he md fallen.
Harry Schrlver AMI j. w. Harlan
we're fined Il and costs Tor the game
offence.
Elsie Briscoe was held In 500 bail
.0r further hearing this evening on
the charge OF larceny.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

NEW York, May l9.-The jury In the
case of DR.. Henry Meyer, who is accuset
OF having poisoned Ludwig Brandt, rem
dered verdict of murder in the secons
degree. Mr.. Brooke made the usual r..u
ton for new trial. The recorder said ii'
would give the defense two weeks TO fl,
the papers. Meyer will not be sentenced
until the motion is heard. The penalt,
for murder in the second degree is impris
onment for life
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Feldme'er, the prince OF caterers,
Will serve up this evening at the Eel
ton house, Second and Walnut streets,
a very largo snapper which will make
a dish lit to set before n king. 1t con,
.talned over fifty eggs. and conse-
.quently every one who calls may feast
on an egg or on the soup enriched by
the same.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Freight agencies, for the shipment
or fruit only, have been re-ostuGllshed
on the Delaware Division as fullows;-
RoBs, distant $50 miles from Whining
ton, with James J. Ross "a agent,
brt reek, distant 1873 miles from
Wilmington, with Alexander Donoho
as agent. Bucon's Mill Pond. 93 s
miles from Wilmington, with Henry
y. Wltherbee as ncnnt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

The following deaths were recorded
at the office OF the Board OF Health to .
day:
Patrick Burns, aged 80 years. He
was native OF Philadelphia and will
be- buried there. He died at the aims
house. g.sR
Sidney G. Phillips, 10 North Tenth
street, Philadelphia, died yesterday Of
tBrights disease. Interment will be
made at Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery.
Ellie S. johnson, aged 81 years. l22T
Vsndever avenue, died yesterday OF
apoplexy. lnterment will be made ut
Longwood, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

sessed a, 80 per share
Miss Mary Jackson who has been
visiting Mr.. II b. Merrltt's family at
Mqrwlck, has returned home to our
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Fisher and Mrs.
Mark Nj. Cleaver have returned home
from Atlantic City.
Registrar Cooeh this morning
granted letters testainentary on the
estate OF Joseph Lundthaler late of
this city, to Walburg Landtbaler, his
his wife
Father Birmingham will hold ser.
vlce In the Catholic Church at Chesa.
peako City. Md, Sunday morning at
1910 O'Clock. The EllSton Catholic
Church choir will furnish the music.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Willard ). Lingo died at Milton.
Sussex County, on the 18th inst, ,ged
% years. lie was al estimublG Dung
man, aud leaves vile ana bright
II moIths-ola boy, an aged father be-
SIDES other relatives to mourn his car.
iy deceHae. His remains were Inferred
on Wednesday In the NJ. L. Cemetery.
ut Milton. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

The cheapest and best pla Q IN Wi.
TO buy gasoline stove Ia
COL King street Repairing 0I ali
kinds OF gasoline stoves speciality.
Old gusolne stoves bought and ex.
changed. Gasoline hdd oil delivered
to ali puts of tho city. , gallon can
free. Wilmington Gasoline & O.lCo,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-19

Now Is the timo of tho year when
tte merchants will he bored to death
for an advertisement for the sunday
HchOol excursion pbpers. Why not
Ake orders for groceries, clothing
hoots and shoes, at reduced prices, SO
N To draw trad02 The poor news.
papers are the only oues to feel this
Advertising schelne IN their respec.
Glye business,