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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02
BOYS SUITS
So ones, IS.
CIIILDREN'S SUITS.
s. ones, $3.50.
Sc ones, $500.

This sale is to dispose OF
all our goods whether made
or to be made. The made
.to-measure Cloth and Wor.
steds are the finest we've
ever offered. The selections
this year especially fine. In
fact, the entire stock is con,
fined to elegant high cost
of materials. Beginning at
$40 per Suit up to $50.
Trousers beginning at s.
s. to SO. During existence
of this sale there will be a
discount OF Upper cent. from
our already low prices.
All the $50 Suits Less Is
per Cent.
All the $25 Suits Less 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02
rwou,,-r,r.. birthday.

Last evening a very pleasant party
was given by Mr.. Charles A. Ieager
TO his numerous friends, the occasion
being the twenty:Mrst celebration Of
his birthday. and about thirty.aa.s
guests assembled to wish him the
compliments OF tho occasion.
he was the recipient OF number
OF very nice presents. among them
being a handsome gold watch and
a copy OF q BIB ln's History OF the
Roman Empire, In six volumes.
The evening was spent In the play
Ing OF popular games and singing
was rendered by several OF the guests.
At seasonable hour the guests were
invited to the diniDg-room, where
they all did ample Justice to tile re-
lreshment5 there served. and short
speeches were made-approprlate to
the occasion By number of the
guests. Mr., leagor, IN neat little
speech. thanked his friends for their
Kindness and for the good wishes ex.
pressed toward him.
The guests Departed. highly pleased
Win the evenings entertainment, Mt
an early hour after having again
sbowered congratulations upon the
oelebrGtor.
Among those who were present.
were MIR. and Mis-. Heager, Misscsl
Mary and Louisa Moerk, Nellie Field.
meier, Cara NJ, Holman, Helen I5en
sohmid, Liz2io Haas. Lena Wilhelm.
\, tile BurkhaIt, ot Philadelphia;
Cophie Roemer, Mary Ychger. LensI
Finck. the Misses IoUthe. Mr.and Mira.
William Sehell. Messrs. George and
Frank fInck. Fred q. Snyder and Jakol
L. snyder. OF Newport, Samuel son.
schmld, William Emil Snyder, CharlieI
NJ. Flioklnger, Fred. Grndwohl, Harry
Neher. Fred. and Jacob kleitz. Edward
NJ, llentze, Iari 10y. Louis Neher,
Carl W. Feldmeier, George anu Henry
Hoy. Gotthold loagGr and Charles A.
Yeager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

THE TYrI' Al. FIstrERMtS.
Fall length upon tue liver bHuN,
here stHdy aaNe lnrlturf
v ith dreamy y Guutuuf hu CO.
bhltviou= nj his Hue.
AID Voices from lac world may shout.
But happy ls his tate
One hey 10 hIHi Tie ca t,lout
And one 10 diE t,t bLlt,
Captain Harding ard hts yaang son
napght quite a nice uC-s oil rock and
perch lisn this morning IN tua B.Hudy.
wine near lea's Mills.
Edward Rudolph was also trying
LIN skill angling this morning for
rocktsh In the liraatiywue
Plenty Of good tishIuE#ln tho Bran.
cywine. all you huyu to1io Is to catch
the fish.
Edward Robinson, OF tho Friend.
pltp Company on Er.day caught two
OF tho largest carp yet caught IN tic
prandywiHe This shusOn luey were
nettcl in u dip net aud Weighed ~
pounds.
Two fishermen hrlbed the Itrrr.rr.r Az
h4hertnau this morning. with two fish
;tau box OF bait to say notAlng Of
sheu beng out at Lca Mills. HE
item hunter N the kindness OF his
big heart tOoK the Uribe, or els5 our
readers would hear OF zig catch 10y a
builder and his fliend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02
trItlon to tho rapidly growing nerves

triton TO tho rapidly growing nerves
and tissues OF children.
New. highly vitliled blood, pure
and rich III elements .of growth is sent
through the entire substance of tho
liver, kidneys and stomach, md rouseR
them to brislier action, removes bill
iousnes5. intlndice and Indigestion,
and thoroughly purlileS the system OF
harmful, poisonous matters that
cause disease. The nerves are rapidly
built up and work again without con-
fusion, thus bringing all the lmpor.
tant organs into harmony and health.
l'nine's celery compound offers years
OF happy, healthy existence to thous-
ands OF men and women whom 20.
verify OF blood and nerves Is the sole
cause of dependency and despair OF
ever being strong and well again.
With new blood and refreshed nerves
confident feeling OF returning health
comes also. Puine's celery compound
makes people well. ..-.
Nathan w. Kennedy, editor of. tho
wcll-kLuwn Putnam, Conn Stand
ard. and pr etdont OF the Connecticut
editorial association, writes:
ION this my SD birthday, ii be.
comes pleasure to speak OF the mer.
Its OF Paine celery compound, for
Oh several preceding anniversaries the
IhnBS Oh uYsfepsld nave prevention
what would otherwise have been a
most fGlicitous occasion. To-day,
everything is cheerful aud bright. and
Gui this excellent medicine receives
its Just share OF praise.
AFTER trying various 'panac cas- ]
took Palne'5 celery compound, aad in
due time discovered that ! was being
greatly benefited. Sleep grew refres.I-
idg, my nervous system more nuTElul,
my appetite sharper. and general
Ii ake-up better prepared Tor the cares
OF business and the enjoyment OF life.
Not alone have IfouHd tie com.
pound effective III the treatment OF
cases OF dyspepsia. but also Tor ner.
vousncss, thereby making It unexcell-
90 in the treatment of nervous dyspep-
STA.
Several aged persons to my Dor.
sonuI Knowledge have been mnteriA ~
benefited by painu'5 celery compound
! II creates appetite ard strength ana
7uol ua- tue weary, overworkcd ! ody
a Il mind into natural. refreshing
| i, e.,.'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02


SIMPLY can't STOP says the tired
bus illness man and the WORKOUT mo.
ther
OUT nervous frosttailoh stafes you
IN mo lace
81 dare not think OF being Sick, NV
ohiI,rau ,t,,.taa ,,d h,,t,a,,a ~
N''''iis" "'lu I"'''' ""u nuop"Ht "0.
pshu on me every hour In tho dny.
reply those women on the verge of
lro,l,tnr down "a mnrtb,s ohsan,
:,
"ou'a rum my pus' hehs' says Tue
hard-workel business man,
When the nerves and urnnns of the
I'D, ,.,, a,u,,,l,,. n,,,,,,,,',, ,.t 49,
""'' "te n"'''"iS hou''s' "h' -"
waste proiicts qhlcN'Y Sot flu oil
emendcus amount Of hnrd work Gun
LA dana w,tn,nt nigrv If IL wbau
-,
tho nervous Tissues are used w tester
than they are Repaired that brain.
,,,..,s mud vital orpnus euTrpr. cry
~. .N...',,,, s,'',.,,.,..i,,., l',.,,'.
oul WIN he"'"'I't' ~ '"'" n't'S'u' 'i'"'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

Elsie Russ was undertaken and Jim
Morris sexton this morning ut the p,
w ~ Il. depot, when they put under
earth the remains of a setter dog
which committed suicide last evening.
1t appears That the setter was sent
here Tor Harry Conner, who happened
not TO be ut home at tho time, and the
dog believing that Harry WIS playing
old Harry with him. pulled and pulled
on the rope until finally the pulls be.
was quenehed. Harry arrived about
. o'clock but IL wus case OF q dog
gone.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02
WanamakeT & Brown
OAK HALL,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
Philadelphia.
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL
10 OCLOUh.

On the purchase of $15
worth we pay railroad excur-
sion fare from Wilmington
to Philadelphia and return.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

INOh s. Ilt-Drng store In large VII
IL laRe; proc $40; good opening. Adj
dress Drugs, this of1ce. iI-st'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

The l0Sth convention of tho Dioce so
OF Delaware will DO held next week At
smyrna. II Will 10 preceded on Tues
day even ng by n Missionary service,
when the Rev. DIR. Pelham Williams
and others will also deliver addresses.
The convention will assemble on We'd
ueaday morning. morning prayer be.
ing said Mt 0 O'Clock. At 90 there
will be Il celebration of the II ply Com.
mun!on and the lriennial barge will
lie delivered by Bishop coleman. The
session Will 10 continued until some
time ON Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

Rev. Mr. Howard. OF AsDury NJ. +.
Church, having boAn afflicted with
chills for some time bach, Will make II
ten days trip TO sea On one of the
pilot boats around Lewes or vicinity,
leaving on or about the 10Th inst, in
order to get the malaria out OF his
system. He was reared In Maryland.
and although he resided on the low
laI DIS all his life, he was never attack
ed with chills before coming to our
city. Ihey have not interfered Sc,
rlously with his preaching thus fur.
but they havn rendered him rather
uncomfortable. We hope that Ills sea
voyage will restore his system to its
normal condition. so he may return
home thoroughly rejuvenated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02
Spring and
all OverCoats
They, too, come under the
great reduction.
$50 ones to $40.

You will find Overcoats Of
the finest Kerseys and Eene.
tians the best goods i'm.
ported. The price at which
they are sold does not begin
to pay cost.
lt'sneedless to say--Now's
the time to buy Clothing
when you can buy a Mans
Atwood Suit for s. and a
fine Oyercoat for so, or q
good pair OF Trousers fol
S1.5O. It's surely the time
to buy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02
VIII. B. SHARP & CO
Fourth and MAI tst SIS.

We are turning Cotton
and " DOL into Silver and
Paper, with no manuiactur-
ing process except that Of
low prices. The other fel.
low runs the mill. The
figures and designs of the
resulting process are differ.
emit, but quite as pleasing
The reduced summer fabrics
are going off with a rush.
You should look out for
your share.
French Wool Flannel
We have a choice assert.
ment OF these elegant goods
which are extremely nice for
house dresses OF wraps.
We've always sold them for
IS and 10 cents per yard,
They are now rs cents.
We have had an immense
sale on our reduced Cling.
hams and Challies, both
standard and washable fab.
rics. The Accent Scotch
Ginghams for II cents, and
the Gilallies for 3 cents
we'll, nearly eight thousand
yards sold in Two days tell It's
OWN story.
We have added to this
great sale OF reduced Cotton
fabrics lG pieces fine Scotch
novelties in Zephyr Cling.
, hams-50,cont goods for II
cents.
Creponette, the new wash
| goods this season-crepc ef.
feet, with stripes and plaids
= are now 124 cents, instead
Of Is, and all Of our elegant
assortment of Japanettes
are reduced to II cents pei
yard.
Prlestleys = All.Silk,and
Wool Dress Goods-a few
left Of these magnificent
bargains; $3.50 and 81 per
yard for so cents. Ter
pieces, plain effects, il
Covert Cloth; 81 cent goods
for % cents per yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02
edition.
SOCIETY NOTES.


MS MISTAKE
He stole n kiss With flashing eyes,
The maiden asked him how he dared
To luke girl 81 by surprise
For such All insult unprepared.
30 wioth she seemed, the young man
thought 49,.
His has'y act had not been wise,
And. thinking TO appease lior wrath,
He FASTENED to apologize.
Fatal mistake! For hardly had
he girl his first excuses heard.
Then, really angry now. she turned,
aud left him there. without a word.
st ally Dung men, bear his In mind;
~ sight OF maidens worldly wi Z,
lt,ssometines wrong to steal a kiss.
But always 10 apologize.
Mr.. and Mira. Samuel Wilson and
Mss Mollle Jefferson are the guests OF
Miss Lauru Doughten, Che ter.
Hiss Mary Ste yart is Waiting Miss
Florence L. Young. Chester.
Among the medical graduates OF
the University of Pennsylvania is the
name OF J. w. Crossnn. Eaulkland.
W. X. Crosby ana Mrs. Crosby left
this morning for Two months trip
through Europe. lhey sailed 10 day
DC the Lucaniu.
Lliiah l.. Cannon. OF Riverside, n
z, and Miss Emma j. Pettyiohn, OF
Nilfofd. Del. were married in Cam
den on Wednesday last.
Miss Nellie l.. liley, OF Haveiford,
Pa. who has been the guest Of Miss
Mamie l.. Lane. OF this city. has re-
turned home.
Miss Mamie Weldon, Chester. Is
visiting New Castle friends.
Miss Sophie Guthrie is the guest Of
Chester friends.
.'Aiy he ,rt Is Hight"
He guiiy suid.
81 thought she murnurol, ...
"'rwasyouI head
The juvenile operetta, Little Red
Riding Hood" will be given in the
New Century Club Drawing Room by
the Harrison street Sunday School
this. Saturday aiternoon and evening,
The operetta is under the direction oil
Bac on and Scott, OF Philadelphia.
The organ recital DIST. Pauis NJ. l..
Church. to have taken place On next
"Wednesday evening has been inleil,
nitely postponed until further notice.
which time will he published in the
daily papers.
4, Leslle Carpenter will play the
Accomplishments nt the concert Of the
Tuesday Club, TO lbs given Oh Monday
next in the New-Ce..tury Club drawing
room. The soloists are Howard l.
Lmma Lore. MIR. L. L. Auty, Mr.. Il
Moulton. This will be Mr. Moultuhs
hrSt appearance in our city.
Robert Reynolds visited Chester Oh
Friday on business.
The tiftleth anniversary of the or
ganl2ation OF the first Y. NJ. g A. Will
be celebrated by the association In oui
city Cd Sunday, tho Sd iustunt III tic
Opera House.
On Tuesday evening next the Inter.
change Club viii meet in the rarlUrs
of the New century Club building
The topic to be discussed Is: ShalI
women he honored with the bHllot
Low Papers will he read by /. Ailet
Hillta, Mrs Clement SmytA ana Mrs
i. Lundy Kent.
The annual commencing exercises
Will DO held at II O'Clock on Wcdnes
day morning. the 9th iI.st., ut CIuziel
Theo logical Seminary, Chester
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

A farmer OF Chrstlann hundred. who
Is slowly recovering from brokrn
limb attended our city markets this
morning, and while lGmenttug the
denredntions Of the cut worms In the
corn and the short gra 80 crop. declared
that lie was nearly out OF heart. and
then loosely added. to increase my
uisfUrtnnes. wife and / mad fow
words and parted. ii she had not in
tel ded TO return after visiting friends
down the country, he would have
smiled ON tho other side of Ills mouth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

Mr. Victor Gsbhdrt aud Miss Ida
Aiken were married !ast Wednesday
evening at $50 O'Clock. by tho Rev.
Nr. Walton, OF lloUkessin on the la W u
surrounding the residence of tn @
brides father John Aiken, resldin u
about three miles from Newark, Della.
ware. The lawn WIS tastefully deco.
rated with lanterns in abundance. Az
ter grand reception tho bride and
groom loft for Washington and o It's
south A number Of rtlatives and
friends from Philadelphia aad VII.
mington attended.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

A N ORDINANCE MAKING AppEo-
n PitlArlON5 fer the oxp.nscs II
the city OF Wilmington for the fiscal
year Oeglhn!ng on tho First day of July,
~ d. - and ending on the Thirtigth
day OF June. A. ID. rs
lie IL Ordained by tn Council of W.
min%ton, acMion /, that the sum OF six
hundred aud twenty one thOusnui. six
hundred ana twenty-five dollars AMI nj
ity-siX Oruts, Dc aud tho sumo Is il re "
appropriated for the expenses OF the city
government for the tisCGl year beginning
on tho irst day OF .luiy. A. ID. lsgI and
,enling on the fhirt,cth day Of June a I.
~, 1905 specified ana arrange under the
following hcuds aud items to wit:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

NuAtoI x, June Austin al bbons,
Of Paterson. md harlss Johnson had
fought Twenty-Five IpBuiis here last
night when the Sherln lnlcrferol.
AT az quartet before 4 tbs m II wen I
into the l.tlg The lirit round opened
with lively fighting Oh both siiel Glib.
boHs wtnn!ag he lirst knyGA-lUHA,
NhicN stunned Johnson.
The lasl tqfaa rounds werb clearly
In iaYer Of Johnson. The fight lUsted
al hour and tairty-hye minutes Lex
ert, oil Nav J OK, was sAe referee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

Crop on the Fertile Bottom Lands Ruined,
Houses Washed Away and Much Stock
Drowned-Rniirond Trafno Totally sus-
psnded-Flfty Drowned In spain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

About II o'clock last night, as James
lLowery, OF No. $50 East Seventh street,
was engaged at work In the McCul.
Tough Iron Mills. foot Of Seventh
street, he mot with painful accident.
lie and another man were carrying n
large piece Of hot iron. when Lowery
tripped and fell, striking his nose on
a sharp piece Of steel, which almost
Icut II of.
He was taken to the Office OF DR..
Miller at Eighth and Poplar Streets
where the nasal organ was stitched
back In place. Mr.. Lowery Is an old
soldier, and has Ind bad luck lately.
some time ago he was notified TINT
his enormo US pension Of IS month
had been st pped. and be had only
'bt On at worR four days when this ac-
'cldent happened.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

Edgar Iieilan. the builder. has pur.
chased $50 front foot OF land fronting
kwo sizes OF Sixth avenue and An
ehoragG street and Fifth avenue near
Maryland avenue, and will build
about 40 houses. rooms ara bath
MIR, Iiclian Will commence tho cree.
ton within week AMI us coon rs tht
deeds are finished this Will give worl
to good many. Mr.. Icllan is build
ing very extensively out on Delaware
avenue now. but thinks times will sooI
get better. and then there will be de
maud for good houses We congratu
late him. and wish him vol in hi!
/ large enterprises.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

Excitement mt seventh aud ShipIey.
Quite crowd congreRated In the
vicinity OF Seventh and Shipley stteots
this morning at half,past II o'clock,
caused by scrap he woon two mon
named Kelley aud Welsh. The fight
began In the yard at the rear of the
house No. as Shipley street. Both
men had boon drinking and from
words came to blows. Kelley had his
face and neck slightly scratched IN
the mill. No arrests were nude and
the crowd as quickly dispersed as they
had gathered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

Goods and low prices, IA chestnut we
know In most cases. but good one
in ours We have them. ilrst.rate
shoes we mean. and as for prices, they
can't be boat for smnilnes5, wouldn't
lie worth while TO spend money on
this advertisement IL wa didn't have
shoes. A little above par In quality
and little below IN price. We have a
full limo of russell shoes for men and
women, boys and girls, even some +.
thing dainty FOR the baby. at the low.
est prlcas and would be pleased to
show You our goods II you neod any,
hing IN that line. Forman's, 10 last
tth etroet between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

MADRID, June 1.-The river 5 grie. in
the province u Lrrida swollen hy recent
heavy r',its, suddenly swept over The SEQ
lie Urgcl road yesterday, destroying nm
inn and warehouse The bodies Of III
teen drowned persons have already been
recovered, and it is believed that fifty
people lost their lives by this rise In he
river. In addition to the MANY people
drowned, II large number Of cattle and :.
considerable amount Of produce have been
DESTROYED
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

Everybody eau have n gasoline stove
this SUMMER by our 81 week plnn
Call ana SEQ US. LATEST improved
safety stoves. Old gasoline stoves
bought and sold. All kinds OF gaso-
liNe stoves iepnired. Highest test
gasoline delivered to all parts OF the
city IHlent can free. Wilmington
Gasoline aud oil Company, GJl King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

Mems All-Wool Suits that
were SO now IS.
Mems All.Wool Suits that
were $l2 now Sc.
Mems Atwood Suits that
were SD now So.
Mems All. Wool Suits that
were SD now 9lO.
Mems All.Wool Suits that
were go now SIP.
Mems Fine Dress Worsted
Mems Fine Dress Worsted
Suits, that were $50 now
Sl5.
Suits, that were S25 now
SIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02
Tho Reading Excursion To-norro

The Reading Excursion Tomorrow.
Tomorrow ID tho day of the Della.
ware Exhibition Cos big axeEcnalasul
to Heading and-+ifiiies'sa. sdTfTslnk MtS
vie lcturesque W. X N. Il, II. As the
weather forecasts are for an eXcep
t.oGally fiae DAY The TRIP will nuke u
most delightful sunday outing
Every care has been taken to Drovid.
los the great mum ers who will avail
themselves Of tie opportunity to en-.
ioYa pleasant ri 10 and SEQ Tho most
beautiful scenery In this section OF tn ,
country.
Trains will leave station, Water and
French streets. ut 40 and 7.30 a. m.
Tickets are but q and may be obtained
at box olice, Peoples Theatre. up to
midnight nnG at y. II. Bayuard's jew
olry store and hotel Jennings. and
popular bars In town. There will be- :.
Zig delegation of Chester and New
astlo itremon here to attend the OK.
cursOu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

The hotel jennings will have a
grand opening on Tuesday evening,
the 9th instant The house has been
Thoroughly overhauled and renovated
and numerous changes made In Its
interior, which has added to the ap.
pearance of the house. The CUISINE Ia
oil ore could wish for. while the bar
is supplied with the finest liquors and
oigurs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

Fit and workmanship
guaranteed. The old.estab.
llshed and the first house to
lnaugurate the method Of
handing back the money for
any dissatisfaction, which is
still in operation. Makes
no difference what your pur.
chase may be.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

SHEPHERD. At CnndOn N j.. on MAY
n, 1894. Elizabeth, wi ow or the late
Daniel Shepherd in tie 5gth year OF
her age.
Relatives aud friends are are invited
10 attend In" funeral from the re /.
dcnee OF her sou-in-law, NJ lrris G.
Pierce, 2l3 Point street, Camden. N. j. on
Monday, ,ltLo l;h, IssI.
RiCE.-Dn May %, l>9i salmon W. Rice,
aIcd ., years.
Relatives and friends NJ invited TO AT
tend the funeral fro NJ his iate residence
h'O /. 18th street, on sunday afternoon NJ
4O'e,ociG Services at tic house. Inter.
ment n Wilmington and Brandyw inc
CuMotery.
Gone but not forgotten.
Dcure-t father thou has lett us,
Aud our loss we deeply feel
But It's tod that has her"ft us
lie Can al our sorrows heal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

)roposalI-Seale proposals will no re-
! privc by tho Trustee OF the Poor. OF
New Castle County. until 10 a. III. Juns
for the 3 a 7on pt 1891. ice u he of.tho best
Northern or machinc made and 10 he de.
ltSered ia thq Iefr gerntOr ut alusapuse,
Proposals o he per ton. licfrigerHtors
will hold abont ono ton. The right to re-
iect any or all bids Is reserved.
lily Crdsr OF the Board.
j:.-2t DAVID mccoy. supt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-02

Several blazing barrels In the alley
leading off King street below Third. In
the rear OF the Bradford building,
called out the lire department abou
80 O'Clock last night. The fire 10
supposed to have been started by
misc hieyous boys.