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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07
.nlRsDAY FEB, 18Th, 1924.
At 10 otCloclS n. IN.

The following high nrod stock aud farm
ing implements: l. hURi ut hutsc-.
No. WildaI, IA year, old II good
lady : horse.
10. ! iiulIy marc. o. wears old agooI
workGraui lady'1 saddle horse.
No. y. Nat, horse, years old, good
diver aud worker.
No. 4 MOI mare years old. cool
driver aud worker.
No, e. IlAHir years Old, II fine spring
llit mare. Il hands nigh.
Mas. u and \ pun Of large mares :
aud years OLD, viii weigh lfrrpuuudi
No, ana y pan 81 good males, II
aud l5iNrurs old
No. 10. sophia yea old Nmout colt
No. II. HHy. @rur OLD. DurOpk colt.
No u. mouths old volt. spring ll,i
mare by DuTuek.
a. heal of tinc r.attlr. - head Of tuflCh
COWS. iuciultng tin +rpuxhbtrl llolste "a.
frc5si3u AID Xii Smith. with H.yeRr.
Old milk record ct - pounds OF mitlJ a
day Thoroughbred lloistrin hNl. four
yeIr~ Old, = thoroughbred fiutItriu Dun
URlEe u md months Old; 10 head Of hue.
Ertdc liOislcln hclfers, l yoke OF good
ven
F4nnISG IMPLEMENTS EtC.-W. \
" ooI-s ltuder " A. Woods mower.
rorn cutter horse ra1". 9-srOul Il U!tI ord
q HOFFMAN drlil ne rtN new; Thompson
srcd sewer hnyRtOhG corn planter, itI~c
hnrrOW, nearly new, ropicf. nearly nsw;
Stny"r horse pow eE Hll cpin CluslIer,
#iiHle Giant spraying machines. cora
.hcllet, tan fam wagons, : dearborus,
: voTi, WAGONS. mil. AHgUfi, dog cart, *
cart. slei,D und b"ls, ca ria = pole &u4
! - u and "A Dllver piONs, Nos l0i
'k, ~Oufbunud piows. No, = ~yraCus
plBws . RIDING uUt a iranagr euiIIyutnTy
twin aust ! "A harrow. . sets wagon
harness . srts d'arl ON harness = sets
carriage hHfHess, / set double rtrria 20
harm 81 hrltirt g iilarS II sets plow hHt-
ness siarm bolts, iGrhsr shJVeis, spades
NOeJ NON VIT.t, .ItuIstDl0 ) staIlI nj
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

The Methodist Relief Association S
entertainment IN the Auditorium last
night was success financially. Jos.
Pyle presided. u. ..
Music was furnished by a choir and
the speakers OF the evening were
Bishop Cyrus Z. Toss, OF Fhilndei-
YORK.
SECRETARY France, of tho ASSOCIATION.
made report OF its work. in which
he stated that II had received s5ls.5!
and helped l6l families.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

Mrs. Fred Marvel and daughter oil
Ivy Cottage are visiting Mrs. Clinton
Steele.
How dreadful to think our people
would mlsrepresent themselves these
hard times. II you are in mead don't
DO ashamed OF 1t; you are not alone.
Bro. Williams will soon attend con.
ference. You should have taken the
opportunity OF hearing tho solid fact
sermons he hns delivered within tho
past few sabbaths. For instance. the
text, Follow Me-" he did not mean
bimselr. but gave Christ as the OK.
ample to follow. But yet his mem.
bcrs aelI the hearer to follow them.
Now. l wonder where they would
so to-
Have you seen the remonstrance
against the Stanton Hotel. with all its
eigners?
u our own people would search the
speakeasles, would teach and preach
harmony, warning our nelghbors to
live and deal hon istly with all men,
and have temperance home and not
uphold that which offends Go jus,
as much as tho rum shops, would not
our noighbors have enough to do and
not meddle with Stanton. for the
Stanton people don't bother us very
much, only a visit occasionally.
And thsiiext day 1t showed. -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07
MANY WEARY MOTHERS.
Tired Women Whose Nervous
Energy Is Not Enough.

The Sense of Exhaustion that Pnine's
Celery Compound Readily md Perun-
nently Cures-Tho Experience of Mrs.
Buticr ms She Tells II.
There are many weary mothers and
tired young women who never have
enough nervous energy to carry them
through the day.
A sense OF exhaustion comes from
protracted indoor labor. the absenc o
OF pure air and sunshine.
To meet the needs OF the spend,
thrills of nerve force and vitality,
Paines celery compound has been pre-.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

Tho investigation OF those park pur-
chases WIS concluded yesterday af'
ternoon, and aftor examining OK
president OF CITY Council N. Il, Bon.
son and Blessrs. Tyre Bush. Candy.
O'Neil, Mayor Shortlidge and Rat.
ledge had spoken. the committee pre-
5antei a resolution generating from
the charges all concerned. The report
was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Mention said there had been in.
Situations thrown out in reference to
Kiriwood Park and he demanded that
an Investigation OF that purchase
should be made. tie thanked the
COMMITTEES
Nlr. CANDY thanked the committee
for their courtesy and he was DESTROYS
or having amy other purchase investi
gated II desired.
After considerable discussion 1t was
decided tn adjourn to meat at the cal
OF the Council Committee In tho
meantime some definite plan OF inyes
legation OF the kirliwood lark pur
Claee Will be decided upon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07
Soc, ON The DOLLAR.

The goods are all in. 40
cases Of as Fine Clothing as
was ever in the store.
We give lewprices Of some
of the great bargains 10 be had.
o. cents Will buy Good.
Strong Working Pants, worth
SI.oo.
9S cents takes choice ofthrcc
patterns of Cashmere Pants,
worth Sis.
$3.50 will buy Heavy, Black
Chcviot Pants worth double.
$500 buys Fine Cashmere
and Worsted Pants, worth s.. so.
S4,oo will buy Heavy Mel
ton Ovcrcoats, With Cashmere
Innings, worth $50.
$500 buys Good Oycfcoats
worth 5000.
5000 will buy choice of s
patterns of Medium " eight
Dress Oyercoats, they arc wool,
have silk sleeve I.inrngs and
never sold Tor less than $1,000.
$500 for Mems Suits, nice
pattern, worth 500.
S. 90 for Mems double and
Single breasted Suits, Worth IS.
5000 for fine Ca imere Suits,
worth $1,000. .#.E
500 tor fine Wors ted Suits,
worth SI2.Oo,
$1,000 for very fine Clay
Diagonal and Worstcd Suit,
worth $500.
Boys Knee Pants. Is cents.
Boys Fine Knee rants 81
/ cents.
And FIVE hundred other bar.
gains in Mems aud Boys Suits
i Overcoats aud Odd Pdat5.
i Remember that all goods arc
/ marked IN plain figures and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

Either Single or
Double breasted
Goats, $3.50, $40,
SIP. so, SIS and
$50, all of them
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

Joseph Burton. Jacob Eedon. Dir
NJ. u. Noungnan and Henry Saul, the
officers of the Atlantic city Board oil
Health were in this city yesterday and
inspected the new oremato ry.
II is the intention or tho Atlanti,
CITY board to dispose OF the garbage
IN some new manner before the sum
mer senson opens at the popular re
sort. At present the garbage collected
Is taken In boats to place several
ndl0s south vi the city and dumped
on tho mCndows Wien southwest
crly wind Is blowing the stencil from
the refuse can be siuelled In the city,
1t is also obnoxious to sailing parties
on the Uay AMI thoroughfares south
OF the city. The board believes that
tlIe best mothou TO dispose of tho gar
huge viii he to Cremate 1t. Alter tax
Ing dinner al the Clayton House they
returned lone.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07
And the iisxt day it snowec


: - - =.
The King street market wasrweH
supplied with produce this morning
and prices ran as follows: Butter sc
to SEC per lib; eggs 20 to $50 per dozen;
pork l3c or 2 lbs. for 25c; chickens
from Coo TO :l.25 per pair; ducks sue to
sl.20 do; turkeys IL to l3c per Id;
quoted by two dealers; white potatoes
60 to soc per bushel; turnlps lOc per
half peck; kale l0c do celery to SC
per stalk; scrapple SC per H.; sausage
l2c do. tripe Sc do; pickeled 100 do.
Wholesale prices quoted by Nell
Oranges 81 - to secs per box; lemons
1! to 70 per box; sweet potatoes So. 80
per bbI; eggs Ice per dozen; orsnber-
rles Sl,75 per crate; onions SEES to
| $3.50 per Dbl; turkeys dressed IL to
| l3c per III; chickens dressed 100 do;
| live 10 TO lie do.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

pared. New strength, new life. and
new health comes to the whole sYs'
tenn.
Paine's celery compound Is the re,
suit OF the lifelong study and expert.
ence OF tho ablest physicians of his
day. Prof Edward L. Phelps, II. D..
Ill. H.. OF Dartmouth college.
His experience wne ono of the
largest. his scientific knowledge sur
passed that OF any practitioner OF this
generation.
PIof. Phelps first prescribed PaIne's
celery compound, the remedy that
givos strength to the weak; that makes
tho sick to he we'll, that Slvus food to
the nerves, Tint enrlCbss impoverIsh 0d
blood, that cures rheumatism. kidney
complaints. liver troubles ami all
diseases that arise from an impaired
nervous system. the remedy that Is
incomparaoly tho greatest IN the
world.
Thousands IL has made we'll. Here
is what Mrs. T., u. Butler of Cleveland,
OHIO. says: ..-
Il have used Palne's celery com,
pound for headache aud it gives ln
mediute relief. had used several
kinds OF headache drops and pc wders
aud at last tried Paine's celery com
pound, which helped ne at once.
think it ls tho nest remedy for the
nerves that | aVor tiled, aud | have
used several kinds
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

Tho seventeenth annual meeting Of
the Delaware State Agricultural SUcl.
ETY. was held yesterday and tho follow
ing officers were elected: President.
George A. Mlllington; Vice president.
Hon. ID. NJ. EidRely; secretary. J.,
b. SChablnger; treasurer, MunloNe
Hayes
The next fair will open on Monday,
Sept. 10.
Alderman john s. Jester admin IS
tered the oath OF Office TO the new ly
elected town councillors last evening
The funeral of Andrew Smithers, a
well known citizen. aged 81 yeara, Will
take place tomorrow at O'Clock. He
was lifelong member OF the NJ. L.
Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

Revival services will he hold at As
bury N. f. Church, corner of Third
ard Walnut streets. every evening
this week. All members of the church,
and all who want to consider the cues
ton OF leading a bettor lifo, AFRO inyit.
ed to come to the meeting this even.
lug.. The Praying Band will hold IN
o!dtashloned Prayer and Experience
Meeting from until O'Clock, folow
ed by sermon by tho pastor. Nexl
Sunday evening, the Rev. John b, c,
llama will preach by special request
on the subject, Shall we know uui
| IiendS in lteayen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

The pedestrians on Market street
have frequently noticed horse hitch
ed to post near Fourth street who Is
very vicious and putting back his ears
snaps at the wayfarer who ventures
too near to the euro. Yesterday II
lady upon the west side was walking
leisurely along that street and as she
approached opposite the horse the
crowd forced her near the animal, and
without u moments warning the horse
stretched out his neck. and as the
lady started buck with cry Of alright
the horse just nipped her cont. In an
interview with her an hour afterwards
she still complained OF nervous feel
ing.
This horse certainly should be muz,
zled or put in some place where hC
could do no harm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

Although John }. Gallagher was not
present yesterday morning he let her
go for all it WAS worth yesterday AT.
terroon and paid his resuects to As.
SCISSOR O'Hars. 1t appeared that when
the assessUrs sat hero tnat Whann
and Conway had very fow names to
add. whereas O,llara had left of 1900
names. The court will take some &c.
ton in the matter. Eeach assessor rs.
celyed $500 on account for work done
Yesterday morning Mr.. Armstrong
said rather joRingly TINT the trustees
would not be named Yesterday and
they were not. A resolution was piss.
cd placing $1,000 to the credit of Viii
ming. on hundred, $1,000 to the jail
commissioners AMI 5000 to the tic.
count OF the Fifth district.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07
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..PRICE...
HAMBU RGERS',

store closed ut . o'clock except Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

Vim. Bright, Esq. who intended to
start on Friday, IN company with his
VITO and daughter, Alrs. Ialley, to
Florida, has determined to abandon
his trip at the advice OF his physlr ian
who thinks that he had better remain
at home, US lie is rather weak to stand
the fatigues OF the journey. lie has
been suffering for sometime from q
pulmonary affection. and last night
he had an attack that greatly reduced
his strength. He is able to he about
his room to-day. and it is hopei that
he may soon become convalesceut.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

DUBTlG SALf-Will he sold at public
J. sale al The reald" nee OF Tho subscrIb'
er III BrandywInG hundred, Z mllc-
above Wilmington. ON tile u ranlywine
opposite to the DnFont's powder works
oS WEDNESDAY. FEBRU Any I'll. 1894,
Al l. O'Clock IN, sharp.
8 head of goo work or driving lorss
and three colts % COWS sOute with calves
hy their side aud others springins; {
heiCer5 and 1 HOlstein bull. fine shOnt
pigs 81 pair OF chl ckens. giiinCas, o pekin
ducks. brakes. Farming implements
farm wagons. : with br0HI tiTea aud nar
n beds, tltc other with narrow tiles and
Straight bod with hay bed for same; |
Nit 'orInick hinder In good order with
trucks Met 'ormicl mowers, horse
rakcs, ] roller. spring-tnoth harrow =
pair of twin hHrfOWs ] corn marker, 4
.cultiyntors twn-hurse Syracuse pIOwS,
+ No. ,, 1880. l one-hurse pillow. / emitting
box. seis of double harness, sets OF
pillow hnrness. shovelH, forks hoes, picks
Il family carriage and harness buggy and
harness ! milk wagon mud harness I
plat form scales. 800 bushels OF corn on
The ear. u acres of wheat IA the ground, 4
W-quArt milk cans, GG-uIart and 81
quart cans. pam. buckets. I Churn aud
horse, CoOa stoves, / room stove. maui
and wedges, oae cut saw 2grindSton es
grain cradles aud many other thiEgs No
IpOEtponelheht Oh accom- OF weather. can
sell under cover
/ 'rerms-All sums OF SIS and under o. ah.
over thHi amount uiHT months credit. or
three per cent on tor cash
/ W, J. Lark son, Acuts. n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

L'pR SAFE H"ip mix wagon cost
II i44 5 when new Will soil for half
prize ~ Wuttr Bros y, T.. Cor Front and
uTanac SIS list
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

ATW Lion January 3ist 1891 william
Ward Atwe'l. aged G3 years.
Relatives aud friends are invited to at.
tend tile funeral. from his late residence
near Pleasant nm. bel. on sunday. at II
a IN. Services at Red Lion Church.
MCGOW Anon February Z, 1891, Alex
hnder. son OF John aud Catharine Me.
GOwan. aged Il months
Relatives and friends arc invited to at
tend his funeral from the residence OF
his parents, front ana Shiplcy strcct.. on
Friday afternoon Il, O'Clock. Services
AZ st. Peters thurch. lnterment at Ia.
theIral Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

IaprIngand leerui,. 10 J.. socOnd st
tupp'rs y leechlug. rarbergls Madison.
American Luimir. az Ec7f tlnut 81
Cummings, the photographer. So4
Market street.
II you want i,rst.class dyelng and
scouting dom. 20 to 10 King
"a, {. SuHldud dealer in nigh test
oltaud stove gasoline. Delivered in
ali paris Of tho city 40l ". lhlr.
10 enth street Wilmington, Del.
Dir IltOluas Eerry, No SCI Iatlxso n
street, has patented II hush attached
TO cart 1ol the pgrp7se VI sweeping
Ens streets
at tne uest.Hg Of city Council In
New ustie last evening. the members
favored the raising ol tbs high bridge
and the clerk WAS instructed to
Inform Mr. Holiday and his eng.
nser 10 come UP and explain the
proposed plan
Inc usual monthly meeting of the
1Ftlsises OF The commons was held
lest evening.
Ihe auditorium Of the White Clay
Gtoek Freshly leIlan chlrcu the ROY.
Henry L. Mason, pastor, Will be form
aNy opened Sunday, February Ilth.
with elaborate services, morning,
afternoon and evening
~ ! werN cra2y on dIseaseu mind
l wouldn't think everybody ese had
one,
Secretary W!leys accounts were re.
poIts~ CORRECT at no meeting Of the
Street and Sewer Department last
Digat. There was only routine hl.s,.
Ees5 Transacted further
Nothing hut routine work was
transacted 10y Tue PARK Commission al
It's raS u!uI meeting yesterday after
noon
Areport was circulated TIN. morn
Ing that some Ia painters Were
wanted at AewHe;t News Va and
that ia agent woud visit I.den Hal
this eveUlBE, TO sst forth puf,lr4ilars
Chaueoltol Notcott was In THIS cIty
TO day
j Barton Cheyhey, formerly Of the
RPsly Egening. but now OF the v A
Transport Grip - ~ this city to-day
lie dates agreed UpOu FOR tho OK
ford ats VI 1894 are lune 6th. ~
and S.lt iot 5priag Fair aud Septsli.
bar 9th, 2fthand gSth tOl lail Fair
lAo7 Lstpr. ~ tie tifm ot l.elgt
4 HaGgsrfy, wheeiwtIghts and Blaze,
smiths. near kaulu has sold out &,
his partner, aud VIII remove 10 Iowa
where Ae Will engage In business.
l. Eland. engineer Of thu Fam,
. l. T. 70, No. D, found Guiltlul
Carp .asl Saturday morning IN tn,
sftainer OF the engine pInp during
ths lire lie COMPANY .HteHds Keep
log II as q Mascot
j. Il / alpenLer Offers q suitable 10
wal for DO recovery Of al envelope
containing wages WHEN lie drUyTat
last evening pn ms way from TIN
w as u Pussy + jolIes o 70 No. ~
Ri Htoc sttsut
ilrIse accountants FROM Washing
ton arc auditing the BOOKS ut epuI,
GO ectoi OF Port llnns desk to-day
70! eos are posted IA he post-Otfic
To Raesling everyone TO write tAelr sl
dts III The !eit hand COMET ut Ia
eA.t ope LstoTa they mai letter
lie biamond State Iron Conpanr
started 40 to day, ard the ~siriel ,
Hastings ompnny Will start up 70
morrow.
Abop' / p IN yesterday Biiernuu
tho Tame atenm Engine umpany "
was ca.isd out to 4 still alarm ut y {
2es SAiplsy street II wUs pat out rs
piag 5tTeam before any serious Gam
age va, done
W Lindsay hcFarIane, editor OF Tia
Clayton al called IN ut the Rig=irz
oAN olllCs to say how do yolFdu
aud ielt a goo5 uus ertls0meut for Ma
Weekly REpL .LilAS. Gail again WI.
liam
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

\'1lHt Having a large stock Of
y uhllWUrS oH hand VIII Cease to
manul r'ure tUr an ia lrhulte period.
James { DlHUn, Fourth street near
BTpttIne tI.Gt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

ID. Il. Zimmerman will have n sale
OF - iino horses at Media, Pa, TO.
morroH afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Residents OF our city can 20 on any
train to Chester. where they can take
the trolley line for Media, as car
leaves every half hour. In the lot are
several iirst-class travellers as well as
many very good general purpose
horses. Descriptive catalogues con
be obtained OF l.. ". Stidham X Son,
Ill Elst Fourth street. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

Mr.. Andrew II. Marshall. formerly
in business In this city. but for some
years been connected with the Charles
CaIlrey Carriage Co., OF Camden. Nj,
has for months been in poor health,
growing worse, uatIl ut a consulta-
ton OF eminent physicians it was do
cided that to save his sight one OF Ills
eyes would have to be taken out. Yes.
leriay at the hospital In Philadelphia,
alton was performed, und from letteT
received this morning VIZ near it was
a complete success, that MIR Marshall
Is resting easier and entirely out OF
danger. MIR. Mar ali is vol known
in this city. .-... .....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07
Goes ID West ConshOhOciIrn

The RHv. James Hedgraves. pastor
OF tho Wilmington Heavenly Recruits
las been transferred to the Ebenezer
Mission, West Conshohocken, Pa. He
preached his farewell sermon on Sun
nay night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

Fox hunters who have headquarters
In the saddle" and all who delight In
riding horseback or In holding tho
ribbons" behind n stylish team. will
doubtless bo pleased to learn that Sal
walton OIL will readily heal saddle gals
and gals from the collar or traces. SO
that the chafsd animal need not have
to stop work. 1t should 10 kept In
every stable. 25 cts. At all doalcrs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07
THIRD edition.


II were a Waterman l would try
and see thnt there were no detective
hues about the building In which l
was employed.
II | were MI architect / would en-
courage persons to build houses for
use. rather than for appearance.
II were an OH soldier would not
waste my pension for strong drink
II were carter l would see my
horee Jared as well as his master whom
drinks were free.
IL were a doctor and valued my
good name 1 would not excite the
curiosity OF either gossip or tale earer.
II l were a wldowsr l would beware
OF the wiles OF the widow.
II | we're a soldier | would feel
doubly armed by having my quarrel
Just.
IL we're n preacher would say be.
ware OF the bites OF the backbiter as
well as OF the wiles OF the bush
whacker.
Ill were bee would like to have
a little honey.
II l were q printer 1 would like
sumo one 10 take care oil my pie.
II / were Democrat would like to
turn out Republican office holder,
and then would so for civil service
reform.
II | we're insured would say In
eaee Of accident 1t 10 an Ill wind that
blows no one any good.
IL ] were merchant / would say,
look out for breakers II | should see
Sheriff Gould's profile on the street.
II | were Judge of the Municipal
Court l wouldn't always pile up the
fines on the Door DRINKS und let big.
ger game Off free with only q rep.
rimand.
II l were Jack Frost l would give
those who like to skate somewhat Of
q chance before spring comes on.
IL l were newspaper reporter
would get my life insured tor The
benefit OF the coming generation.
III l were q senator l would nevo
vote for the beggar Wilson bill. tina
gives our wurEmen so much free soul
and no work to earn money to pa!
rent and clothe their families with.
III were going to get married
would much prefer home wedding
to be married In church, wOuldn'
your
II were always attending TO on
persons business | think l would II,
and mind my own.
IL were going to kiss mygirl good
night would perform that osculla
demonstration in tile hallway and no
on the front door step.
II were Chief Dolan 1 would pub
itsh that nav directory OF his In tn
daily press.
II were going Into business
would not be the police business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07
A Rig Snie,

William +. Clements, intending to
discontinue farming, will sell ut pub.
lie sale at his residence on the CRYSTAL
Fun Farm. near Clayton, Kent County,
about five minutes walk from depot,
on Thursday, the 18TH instant. at 10
o'clock, IL head of horses. ~ head of
line cattle, 80 hogs and farming i'm
plements. See advertisement in
another column
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

Justice Audlews. of the supreme
Court, of New YOris las adiudged Rob.
ert n. Mantell, tho actor, who las been
seen In contempt OF court for
failing 10 pay lila former wife, Mar.
gaTot. sl,2O arrears OF aIim0ny, Mrs.
Mantcll got Il divorce from the actor
on July IL last Tie Codrt directed
him to pay her !t5 a week for her sup
port, but he has not given her dol.
lar since tho decree was entered
against him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-07

Jamos {. Dillon. who employs some
- men in th3 manufacture of sash,
doors, Nc, on Vest Fourth street,
gives notice that he has now largo
stock on hand and consequently Will
suspend operaliuns for an indefinite
period, thus fastening the good times
predicting.