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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
MUSLIN EMBROIDERIES.

Loop edges and Irish Point Embroideries.
Q to inches wide. 1879. yard; worth 2Oc
Fine NainsOok and Cambria Embroidered
Edgings. Zoe. yard: worth l5c.
Best values ever offered in Cambria and
NainsoOk EmbrolderIes. wide margin Of
cloth. TO 12inches wide. suitable for trim
ming underskirts and dresses. POE. yard: :
worth 40c.
Embroidered Flounclngs, IS inches wide,
fine neat patterns and Irish Point designs.
oSc. yard; formerly $3.50 and SO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
GAZE $500 FOR aREEN GOODS
A -. Louis Man's Unpleasant Expsrisae.
In the Metropolis.

Henry Ixander. who says he lives at 300
Second street St Louis. was found early yes.
terdAy morning struggling with several men
ct Howard and Elm streets. A policeman CAP
tured one OF Ixander's assailants. who proved
to DO Michael Lombardy. a barber. OF 16S He's
cation.
AZ the Tombs Court Ixander. who is small
gray-halTed man. said that he came to New
iork on Friday to meet green goods no en- with
whom he had been corresponding. He met =
man at West street hotel who took him for A
trip about the city and then introduced hun
70 another man who. he said. Was tho pro-
three drank good deal
AZ Midnight he found himself in Hester
street Five hundred dollars he had brought
with him to huy counterfeit money WAS gone
and In It's place he had the usual package OF
green paner with couple OF good bills on the
was attacked by several men.
Lombardy was rsmRnded until to-day. and
lNanier was also held until the police In
vestigate tho case further
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21

I, '~N5sF Hardy, in behalf OF the Durant Land
d, 80 10 gHrnt Company. applied yesterday to
b'FTe't In Supreme Court Chambers.
I.,, ~ 'GeF Nacating tie injunction restrain
tsc. he .S blrant Land Company from disaos-
n n'Hi son Houston Electric / light COMPANY ~
a.. a. The suit is one Of long standing.
fnr Iii1ni company seeks to eject the Thorn
Irrr zion omIany for non payment OF
tt....t u.tl'e arrett intimAted that he
r4r.s. ne hurant C1mpanY had a gOnd
~ - ION. LGt he did moi wikh to hagass
on. ta u " 'shl company. 81 hs allowed them
".v" To- maze arIaB.ements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
NOT PAID DIRECTLY BIZ zHE STATE.
All hut Eight ouarnntias Employees Oatsiae
the Civil Service.

All hut Eight ouarantias Employees Oatsiae
the civil Service.
Quarantine Commissioner Allen gave out Q
statement yesterday In regard to the report
from Albany that the State Comptroller would
refuse to sign warrants for the salaries OF the
employees under the Health Officer OF this
l"rt and those under the Quarantine Commits
sion. Tho reason assigned was that those
employees had not been appointed In compli-
ance with the Civil Service laws.
The State Comptroller" Mr.. Allen said
"eannot stop the salaries OF the men appoint
ed by DR.. jenkins. the Health Officer. Those
men are not paid directly by the State They
are paid by Dr. jenkins out OF the fees collect
cd from vessels at Quarantine. Those fees are
deposited in bank subject to the order OF the
Health Onicer. He writes out check and
and the Comptroller has nothing to say about
The law allows the Health ofacer SIS for In :
sanitary inspection after discharge Of cargo.
siO; Tor funigation So each time. There are
anumber Of other fees From these the Health
Ufncer lakes his own salary OF $4,000 aud
pays the salaries OF his deputies and en-
Eoyees. II there be surplus, the law directs
sntine: As 10 a deficit. / never heard Of such a
thing"
Commissioner Allen said that some of the
fear from Comptroller Roberts.
There are eight men. however" he said
who are paid by the State directly. and the
salaries Of these may be stopped by the Comp
toller expect, however. that they will be
on the civil service list before the first OF the
month. We received notice from the Civil
he'yice Commission to have the men undergo
An examination. and / went to Albany last
Wednesday TO see about IL. The examination
expect will be held in short time. This
thing came as surprise to US. No one In cur
department. or In that OF the Health Offlcer
ever underwent civil service examinations
Commissioner Anderson and / are going down
70 the Quarantine islands to-d day and We will
have talk with DR. JenkinA
don't know what we shall do II the Comp
roler refugees to pay our eight men their
January salariestThsy will be on the civil SER
Wee list in time to draw their February sala-
ries. The Civil Service Com SIS toner's never
bottled US before or the men would have been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
LACES.

Point venlse Insertions. new shade OF
ecru. to ~ inches wide. 121Sc. yard:
worth zoe.
Valenciennes. Point de Paris. Net Guipu %
and openwork Oriental Laces. 8 to 8 inches
wide. 121Ic. yard; worth 2Oc.
Fine Net Guipure Laces. white and ecru.
10 inches wide. 39c. yard: worth GOO.
All-silk Black Chantilly Laces. s to 8
inches wide. zoe. yard; worth 4Oc.
Fine qualities OF Net top Black Bourbon
Laces. 8 to 5 inches wide. SOC. yard:
worth Coo.
VEILINGs. Closing out rs pieces of fine
Chenille dot Veilings. fancy borders. at
Zoe. yard: worth Coo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
QUILTS and COMFORTABLES.

10 cases Figured Silkoline Comfortables.
full Size, white cotton filling, 0Sc. each f;
worth SljO
$50 Turkey Red and Chintz Comiortables.
full size, extra we'll made. SI.40 each /:
worth s2,j0.
500 Colored MitchelIne Quilts. fun size.
warranted fast colors. SI.25; value 90.
White SIarseIIIcs bed Spreads full sizesD
9Sc. each; regular price SI.5O
S2.69 each; regular price $3.50
S3.25 each; regular price s5,5O
9Th Avenue, 18th 10 2Oih Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21

ANTON p. i'm 2A-TobyhannA Mills. a
-. IA AoHr"" -Huuly. "a Suffering terribly
-, 'T business depression. and is popula-
...., t.oo can turn nowhere for relief sx-
p..B, ~. ssINest the ice crop. The two large
t.-torv -lt t - operatives. and the cloihss pin
C8riGy Si.h 30 en- ploysss have ali shut down
t,,s-1 ths Pressht week. Alter FunnlnR for
~'aths On scarcely half time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
silVerwaTe Department.

l,stI Rogers Bros quadrlP!s plate TIA saoaas a.
Osc. Ter set ofsix Desert Spoona aud FORKS =;
pr act Of ak Table Spoons AMI Forks a; sIss PrE
at Of ala lie ami Gaze KNIVES SI.As each. Je..Y
Slsus aud Ice Cream Entvss Gsc. each P,et!s 70 "a
s5r. anu 3se. each 3 NusIarl sP0ona I0g. sAsa
salt sp0gnG Ace. each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
Exceptional Bargain in
Bleached Table Damask.

DicdChcu iaDio Dainhsk.
We shall place on sale on Monday
morning 10 cases Bleached Double
Damask Table Linen. our own impor-
tation. at the exceptional low price OF
68C. yard; regular SOC. quality
Napkins and Towels
500 dozen dinner Napkins. double satin
damask. % inches square. S2.25 dozen;
value s4.5O.-s50 dozen medium size Nap.
kins. $3.50 dozen; value s2.25.
$50 dozen Damask Towels. knotted fringe.
2jxJO inches. 22c. each; value 35c.
$50 dozen Hemstitched Huck Towels. two
rows open work. zoe. each; value soc.
Hemstitched Table Cloths aud Napkins.
Table Cloths 2lix2H yards. S7.0s per
set; value sl25O. 21sxs yards. SS.0S per
set; value sl4.5O. (Set comprises Cloth
and one dozen 2. Napkins.)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
Great Sale of
Fine Leather Goods,
Trunks and
Travelling Bags.


Manufacturers OF fine Leather Goods.
Store. 7O3 Broadway. New York.
Factory. Newark. Nj.
We shall place Same on sale Monday
At One Half Regular Retail Prices.
This stock. in connection with tho
balance of that from Travellers Bazar.
LEY Broadway, will make this the
greatest sale of fine Leather Goods aud
Trunks ever held in the city.
TRUNKS.
Fine sole Leather Trunks, Paris light
weight Trunks. Overland Trunks. Euro
pean and Continental Trunks. Rattan
Hamper Trunks. Steamer Trunks. French
Dress Trunks. Leather Saratoga Trunks,
Hat Trunks. English Portmanteau and
Centre Trunks. American fbre-bound
Trunks. Womens and Mems Monitor
Trunks. &c.
TRAVELLING BAGS.
Victoria and Cabin Bags. English Glad
stone Bags. Physicians and Lawyers
Bags. Continental Bags extra deep).
Womens and Mems fine Vienna trimmed
Shopping and Travelling Bags. Club Bags
Of every description; English and Amer
lean tanned Pigskin Bags and Hat Boxes.
English Alligator Bags extra deep. fine
sole Leather Dress Suit and Cont Cases,
alligator skin american tanned) Coat
Cases and Hat Boxes. English solo
Leather Hat Boxes. Bellows vallses. Tee-
scope Bags. &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
jeweIry Department.

Previous to inventory We have made
sweeping reductions In our Gold. Silver.
and Diamond Jewelry Departments. Many
articles OF high cost are marked down
to less than one-half actual value: others
at a reduction of rs per cent. below the
regular selling prices.
This opportunity to procure high-clsss
Jewelry should be taken advantage Of
by one and all.
WATCHES.
Ladies' Chatelains Waltham Watches.
fancy engraved cases. sterling silver.
S6.9S; were Ssis.
Ladies' Black Steel American Watches.
enamellcd dial and finely finished. $5.oS;
were S7.4s.
Purse and Watch combined. sterling sill
yer. fine Swiss movements. 1905; were
s299s.
Crystal Ball Watches. II kt. gold. Swiss
movement, $1S.8S; were S2425.
Ladies' Il KIT. Chatelaine Watches. finest
Swiss movements. plain polished case, suit
able for monograming. $35.9S; were So.
Ladies' Swiss Hunting Case Watches. Il
kt. gold. small size. Si6.9s; were sl9,25.
POCKET MATCH SAFES.
Solid 10 kt. Gold Match Safes. plain pol
ished finished. $13.9S; were sl7.9s.
Solid "A KIT. Gold Match Safes. Etruscan
and Roman finish. S19.9s; wero s2G.21.
l4kt. heavy Gold Match Safes. polished
scroll finish. S2o.9S; were $3.50.
Plain Match Safes. finished with fancy
sawed and pierced applied monograms. al
reduced prices.
DIAMOND EARRINGS.
Slngle-stone Diamond Drop and Pendant
Earrings. IA KIT. gold setting. SLABS;
were Sl9.9s.
Single-stone Diamond Screw Earrings.
Il KIT. gold setting. Si2.0S; were sIi %.
SinGle-stone Diamond Screw Earrings.
IA KIT. gold mountings. S14.0S; we're $40.
Single-stone Diamond Drop aud Pendant
Earrings. IA KIT. mountngs. S22. so aud
S26.OS; were S269S and S29.Gs.
Diamond Cluster Screw Earrings. CON-
posed Of eight diamonds and centre stons
Of Ruby. Emerald, Sapphire. or Turquoise.
S20.OS; were $3.50.
Diamond and Opal Cluster Screw Ear
rings. composed of eight diamonds WITH
opal centre. 49,. 30: were s309S
Single-stone Desmond Screw Earrings.
skeleton IA kt. gold mounting. S39.eS and
SI0.0S; were Sis.9S and 5000.
Single-stone Diamond Earrings. plain II
KIT, gold settings, screws aud drops.
at $50 aS-wsFe sg0ss
90 gs--Esrs 1894
7hsS --WsT- s4g5
slas-wers llOOl
Et llOJD-wsre 1850
FINGER RINGS.
over ten thousand saltd gold Finger RIMS IN sVsFJ
style ana design manufactured. Aso large ehoies d
Diamond Rings At reduced prices
Repairing and Engraving Department
Our Repairing and Engraving Department 10 Goa
Quoted BY thoroughly skilled E0rEnsn, Estimates
gwen on diATaoni setting. Watches and cocks
paired and warranted JvwerY repairing aud silver
waTe cleaning a specially. Al w0TE guaranteed Aaa
a. prices lover thau elsewhere.
SilVeTwaTe Department.
LStI Rogers Bros qladruPs plate TIA saooaE a.
Osc. Ter set ofsx Desert Spoona Fof1s =; sIss
pr Ist OFF, Table Spoons AMI FoTks a; sizes prE
sst Of six lie AMI Gaze Knives. SI.As each. Jelly
Shsus ana Ice Cream Entves Gsc. each PicEls 70 "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
" No s., ., ;, 72aAs& " No 8; % ;,
msnu.Oushave "
monday
a COST-PRICE SALE
Solely in the Interest of
American Labor.

The goods described below made in American Work
shops by American Labor, and offered the public at
actual lessspped of all percentages
rebates sold absolutely the interests of
suffering work people and idle machinery.
distinctly understood that these goods pay
whatever and salesrooms dv
system " of employees and the cost of the
advertising being furnished by US Free of CharGe).
people who made goods and the people who
buy them get any benefit from this sale.
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Our Repairing and Engraving Department 10
Quoted BY thoroughly SKILLED W0TEmsn Es.imatrs
gwen on dtAnond setting. Watches and cocks re-
paired and warranted Jvwsry repairing aud si'ysT,
ware cleaning specially. Al w0TE guaranteed AHa
prices loser than elsewhere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-21
FINGER RINGS.

Over ten thousand sal,d gold Finger RIMS IN sysFJ
style and design manufactured Also large choice Il
Diamond Riugs al reduced prices
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20
GroSIcr's Conundruus.

Wien will the City Railway Company
finish tile laying of the new tracks on
Market street"
When will Wilmington be rid of 80
many fire sales?
When will kirkwood Park be fenced
In and made field?
| When will We support first class
| When will Eighth street park he bet
ter lighted?
When will fast driving DO stopped
on Pennsylvania avenuet
When Will our ufSeS' temper jus
tice according TO the statutes2
/ When will the people keep OFF of the
reporters' table at the Court House,
When will SHladtn be able to beat
Mascot?
i When will those good old Dem ocratlc
Itimes COME our way.
When will Judge Humphrey be able
to ship oranges from his grove to our
city,
Whom will another house OF shady
lrepute be pulled to enrich the city
treasury
Wien will we have another eclipse
in the evening"
When will tho REPt nIItANS readers
! try and get their neiEbbors to sub.
scribe for the RErtni.lrANt
When will the Eyery Evenings re-
porter stop living about the reported
good times of the drummers that visit
our city?
When will the politicians cease 10
Hight over in Now Castln2
When will Katie Dugan's murderer
be found2
When Will the RErInEIckH's female
icompositors be allie to all stick type
on the same day?
When will New Castle jail be en-.
laIged2
When will some men learn enough
to save their hard.earned money?
When will our local fishermen give
the REPUBTIeAN nan the humber OF
their catch?
When will The policeman In the
Eighth street park be given another
beat2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

The last of the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Gompany's tours TO the South,
and Philadelphia Oh Sept. -.
This tour passes through the most
beautiful sections of Pennsylvania,
Maryland ard Virginia particularly
fine ct this time oil the year, and tie
Specific points covered are Gettys-
burg. Hluc Mountain, lufay Caverns,
Natural Bridge, the Grottoes of the
and the cities of Rich.
mond and Washington.
The party will travel in special train
of parlor cars, provided exclusively
for their use. and the rate for tho en-
tire round trip, covering period of
ten days, and including all travelling
expenses. Is S55 fIom New York and
i53 from Philadelphia.
For itineraries containing complete
information as to routes. special train
service, descriptive notes &c apply
to or address Tourist Agent, 1876
n. Y, OF Broad Street Sta,
ton, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Enir at Trenton. September - TO 2S.
The great Interstate Fair at Tren-
ton grows more extensive and impor.
tant each succeeding year, and the eS
hibition to be held from September
"a until the 18th, inclusive, promises
to he unusually attractive and COM
prehensiye. Every department Ia re
plete with interesting and instructive
sights The biooded stock Is partic.
ular1y fine and the daily program NO
of rnces contains tile speedlest classes
obtainable. Circus acts OF rare msrit
and daring. and vaudeville entertain
ments Of all kinds will be presented.
Tie large purses offered for supre-
macy in tho manifold species oil es'
hiDits and contests insure earnest ef-
forts In the endeayor to prove SUI
periority and excellence in the various
depart ments.
The Ienusylvnnia Railroad, as Is its
yearly custom on this occasion, will
sell excursion tickets ut greatly re-
dueed rates from MANY of It's pIinci.
pal stations within a vide radlue and
special .rains over tho New York, Bel
Nidere aud Amboy Divisions Will be
run direct to the grounds. The tracks
in three miles. Extensive prepara-
lions have been made by both the
management OF the Fair aud the rail-.
road company for the accomm oiationI
and the convenience OF the thousands
who will not fall to attend al affair OF
such increasing Importance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

NEW YORK, Sept l9-Reef market very I'M
even; good cattle ac. higher; Others dull and
weak; native steers, fair to good s. 1925 30
per 100 lbs: ordinary to medium, 81 47lsl5;
inferior. S3.60qi. Ii; COlorados, $3.50 q 70;
oxen, S3.lBliI; bulls, s.. 5UD2.25; dry COWS,
Sl.@l2, Calves active and stronger; poor to
prime vcals, s5G7.50 per 100 lbs; grassers 81 80
qt3; light western calves s451I5 Sheep
and lambs firm; poor TO prime sheep. s2lD5 50
per lh0 lbs; inferior to prime lambs s34p6
4 ,b2lR. Hogs weak, inferior 10 choice hogs,
S6GDb.3g.
EAST Liberty. Pa, Sept, la.-Cattle firm,
unchanged; prime, si.254t5,50; good, s4.5916;
bulls, stays and Bologna cows. sh5n7t3 Re-
eeipts of hogs continues light and the quality
il very poor; Philedelphias. S820it8 30 com.
mon to fair Workers. s5.8Has5.so; pigs s5e55G
$50; good sows, S5Q550. Sheep market strong
at II shade better prices; extra, 81. 9p4t3 80;
good, So .b0G3.l0; common, 5oc. ISl; lambs.
So 2514.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Both the method and results when
syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
ind refreshing to the taste, and acts
emily yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
EN- efectually, dispels colds, head.
,ches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
,nly remedy of its kind ever PRO
iuced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
eptable to the stomach, prompt in
ts action and truly beneficial in its
fleets, prepared only from the most
iealthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend ii
70 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 500
md 81 bottles by all leading drug.
lists. Any reliable druggist who
nay not have it on hand will pro.
Gre it promptly for any one who
'ishes to try it. DO not accept any
INSTITUTE.
CALIFORNIA RE SYRUP ca.
-,.. SAW FRANCISCO. cA.
LOUISVILLE. ~. VIEW yoRA Nh
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20
OPENING OF THE
new s9v.sVAs. ADDITION
Fine Residence sites.

We are now prepared to
sell desirable residence lots
at reasonable prices in Will.
mington's new residence sec,
tion-over Washington street
bridge.
We have authority to Of.
fer special inducements to
the first three or four per.
sons who will build approved
modern style residences on
the Boulevard.
Those who intend build.
ing homes in the near future
should confer with us at
once
AWKINS & CO.,
7i2 Market Streat.
Phone No, 1876.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20
DIR. SIMMS
Liver Pills

Elegantly sugor coated. No taste
in swallowing Gripeiess. and no
sickening. Operate grandly, and yet
you hardly know you take medicine.
The finest Liver, Kidney and Stomach
medicine known. VIII surely cure
Liver complaints, Kidney diseases and
stomach troubles, Dyspepsia, 10.
Headache. dizziness, Riddy-head. &c.
Nice III every respect az O real Liver
medicine and Family protection
against diseases. 25c box, D In one
for 81. Sold by druggists In cities and
country. DeDot TOO King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20
PUBLIC SALE.
PAYMENTS ONLY 81 PER WEEK.

Special inducem ents Liberal terms
ITO Riverview Building Lots. on satur-
day, September ~ 1904 on the premises
Sale to commence at 8 O'Clock .. III.
Wilmington's beautiful suburb, com
manding view OF the surrounding
country and Delaware river. Nearly OPP
posite the kiverview station. on line OF
the Market street and Gordon Heights
electric railway. which pass directly in
front of this property, Ten minutes
from Tecth and Ma, ket streets.
A rare opportunity for investors or
no city texes. The property lying along
the city line, but outside of It,
The city is growing in this direction
and with the new Washington street
bridge and the Development incident
thereto. these lots will increase in value
rapidly. Tie Baltimore ard Ohio rail
road runs near the Western boundary OF
this property.
Go and look mt these lats before the
sale. Stop in and we win take you out
will show them. II you will examine
tn sproperiy yeu will surely attend the
sale.
Terms Five per cent. cash within three
DAYS Of sale. baiince in weekly payments
of 81. Discount OF Fer ceat allowed II
all paid in cash within thirty days OF
sale. Discount OF s per cent. allowed on
each lot where Il house Is erected OF tho
value of $500 within four months of DAY
OF sale. Free car will leave ightl aud
Market streets at 2.l5 O'Clock p IN. Set
Element to tie maze ny following Thurs
day, the eth instant, at noon. or sale
may be dec AIRED void, at cption OF seller.
la xes for 1894 paid by seller.
For plots or further Information call
upon II. l.. EN ANS * Co.
Eighth and Market streets.
Agents Wawuset Land Company.
sl3.l5.ii.19aJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, la.-Flour weak win.
ter super. s2.l01t2.25; do. extras, 81 256b2 40;
No. 2 winter family 60 40lb2. 80; PENNSYLVANIA
roller straight S2.5042.G5, western winter,
clear, S240t2m. Wheat duh, weaker, with
5Dc bid and 55Isc asked for September Corn
firm, higher, with &c. bid and G2I6c
asked for September, Oats dull, weak. with
So &C. bid and 3dtsc asked for September Beef
steady; beef hams, So Pork steady; new
mess, Sl5.501Ji6. Lard dull; western steam,
S9.3D city, Ss.754ga. Butter quiet: New
York dairy. l9l2alRe. western dairy, 1870
lie; Elgins, 24tSc.; Pennsylvania creamery
prints, fancy BIC; do. choice, 23G24c.; do fair
to good, 2llg22c.; prints jobbing at 2G42ac.
Cheese steady; New York. large sGtloSsc; do.
small, sLaql0a4e.; part Skins, idsL6c.: full
SKINS 3aG,ilsc. Eggs heavy; western fresh,
lbleGE lsI4c.; New York and Pennsylvania, ls1I
a lac
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20
POUDRETTE

Fertilizer for wheat ana other fall
crops, or anything requiring qnici
growth Gnnnot be eScelled.
THE PDU DitISI@fE | am now maui,
featuring is OF the best quality. aud rich
lh ull that tenis to make II good growth
9eyoud tho possibility af tho Cut-worm.
We believe and know from statements of
persons using il, there is no better or
tnurr enduring fertilizer upon tho
market, being us IL Is rich in all the
- requisite Tor quick growth
and larger production The farmer who
uses few tons OF II insures himself a
good crop. and IS amply repaid for the
smali outlay VI cost The price hetag SO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

NoRRIsrowN, Pa, Sept. co. AT the
State Firemen's association convention
the following officers were elected; Presi-
dent, George w. Brookes, Coatesville;
vice presidents, John T. German, phila-
delphia Leyshon Thomas, Jr., Norris
town; George G. Jones, Chester; A. w.
Martindell. Hatboro; recording secretary,
W. w. Wunder, Reading; corresponding
urer, John Slingluff, Norristown. 1t was
decided to hold the next meeting at Read
ing