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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

The annual dinner of .hs Charles Town
Society DO New ORR viii come Of on lhf
evening Of January 8. The society OF winch
B-- Il 5u--v 8eal il president. is II E
Furnishing condition having mad numerous
acoessiuu- curing -ne vea-- Bon. y. Z.
Lucas. of Charles Town has accepted III
iuvi.u-ior 90 attend she dinner and VII DE
liver an adGress HnL William j. Wilson
hn- also promised 90 be present If pusaihie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

-us readers or -Ue paper v-- Dt please,
g.. Isa-r -ul- -ue-e i- o. least one dreaded
disease -uu science mas been ABIDE lo cure Il
O i.- s.ares. auc -ua- De- -H-G--L. IA. B
-a-G--1 u-t b. -uf ur positive cure nov
known 81 -ut mscicL fraternity -a-a--l
Dalur constitution cIseass require &
cuus-I-u-i --eg-uisu-. Ea-s -a-a~-t
Cure BEL .lEe1 u.a-uL- Hc-uc directly III
ar -ns blood and mucous suriaces OF -ns
svs-au -ue~erv deserving -ne iuunca-iur
O. -us disease auc GIVING -ne patient strength
~ building ~ che c1us-, -u-i1I Gu1 assist
ING mature lr doluc l wu-E. The p-upr
sl1-- hlrs sr much lal-r o. iss cura-' vi
urvs-. tual luer offer One Eml-e- Dol
.l-. f1- any ease -hl- F.. Tails on cue. sen,
I1- .is. u. munIl.s address.
Il 1EEErZ s. Co.. Iu.eor -.
r--r.r u- t-ur-r-lsr- -I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19
DIED

Nea- Manning scnoo. House. December
18th Iss4 Nrs SARAH HuSaAi-D vie OF
NJ VIM BussarC aged anoui yea-s.
III Washington City on sunuuy Decembe-
ld.n GEACE Hilbert infant daughter o..
An Kate y os, and eranu-chiic %. Mr- mo. T.
Hilne-. The remains were inferred m Eagc-
I'll Cemetery IL tins town OF Monday alter
unDr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19
TIE VIRGINIA fREE PREss--rAE OLD FAMILY journal.


In pursuance oi announcement trum the
pulpits Of the severn churches on sunday
last. lhe following gentlemen were preseu.
O. -hs Couri-houss Yesterday afternoon to
organize for the relief OF the distressed poor
people o. Chariet Town
Hapas.-Rey = ~. Cole Jn0 = Co-
sion. C. e. Shipmau o. A Phillips.
E.pisoopai-Rev W J. Ersvatt, Judge Z
Bsotvi-h e. q. Tu-bo-l. ] C. Washington
PresbyteriEu-Eer Or a. C. hopkins
C. r 6aLahe- Albs- Dieh, s. : Dair@-n
Ne.hodist-Bev e 2 Humil- O. ~
Darlington. C. NJ Hough I'- II L Moore
Judge BeeEvi-l wac called 10 the CHAR
and Lhe obiect of Che mes-lne was stated Eno
discussed. The organization VII be known
BE- "The z ui,sd Charities CHARLES Town.
The uhsc- c,-upe-a-uu iu -he charitable
wu-k of che GOWN. af1rdiug systematic heip
90 -hose ID distress and protection against
imposition OF -ae uudess-wHe
The following officers were elected Pres
idsut Judge FRANK tsckwi-n trsasurer =.
: Dl.ga-1 secretary Llr q. L. Moore
Executive committee J heerwi-h. O. III
Darlington D. a. Philips and : l'a.ga-u-
win b0a-l O. iady advisor tD De appointed
Tine ~on.mI-tes ass -hf people i1- assist
ru~.- -l-. iood ius clothing or auvruinE
usetu. tr -he needy winch may be- Jeff VIII
2 = 1,aigsrr and any one N need may
AMY gu any menbe- OF che committee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19
.W.FRRFED.

al Stone Cnape. December Attn 1slA py
Lev Mr.. s1-ibiIng AIr a J.. WATSON 10
Mis- MAGGIE j. ALLEN.
Bv Rev Mr. Cackiey. Il the al L. Church
south. parsonage. Dec T.. 1874. Nr. CHARLES
MCDONALD OF Ma-tinshurg a. present en-
picveO II the machinery department 0i 1ht
Government Printing Office "a Washington
and MIS- NAY eides, daughter o. Mrs Lola
Wulford OF Mar-inshurc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19
Fertilizers for Season Of 1894.

Tilc Fe-tilIzers heretofore Sole by W. = g.
Y = Linpitt IRE agniu offered 10 tue iarner
of Jefferson and the neIghDu-ine counties -
ONLY materials o. tine highest grade are ussc
IN rneir manufacture AnImuuIatef ar prp-
r,11-ed direct from tine West chemicals from
imnn-ts-z Their preparation ano SAFE j. uIi-
de- ths Immediate change OF Dr. ". Llppltt.
Drilling qualities unsurpassed aiyais iulil
III u anC above guaranteed. Quality believed
t6 10 unsurpassed by any IN the market
I.-fvute mixtures of any KIND pIspurrc
urnnlutiv uuu accurately.
sur 1881. " T. LIFpITT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

The bese sa.vs ID -ue world 10y Cuts
ll-uizss sores -lce-s -ar i.hsuu Fever
~1-es Tsue- CuGpuec Sands lulln.ains
-u-ns auC a -Elr L-tp-iuus Gu1 poai-'Tf-
r cures Piles 0- On Day required. Is Pr
-ua-ant.45 1r give psrlsc- sa-lsfRc-lnu or
money -stuudal Prise p cents per nc--
F1- sale rr B-ovr 6 5o11
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19


Our Cinthinc Is eQua. 60 custom madc Try
Us next time OF q suit for Yourself or nnys-
E. j. E-RsCUMlN & Co.
Ia-ees, stock of Carpets n town. All new
putterns az reduced prices IL Hirschmau S.
D. Hi-schmau s Co. stiI nave good
many 4adIes l0uts.
Our stock OF Overc1atE b very large. II vou
vaut 90 save money deal with s. d. Hirscl-
man 6 Co.
We nave & splendid iine OF lupe OvercoatE
ez-ru long a. s. j Hlrscumau & COS.
Christmas is coming soon. on all lee like
making L present to- some one. COME 30
Eirscnmau b. y Oh cal be suited
We ure headuua-ters IL Bovs guu Children S
Clothing Our safes nave Deer very large
Jur low prices nave solo Us more GOODS than
ever g. j H1EsCUlIAN & Co.
Don forge, HIrschmau Oh Dry Goods.
Bargains iu Blankets d, Hi-schman s.
Holiday Guods win be Oh safe TINS week ri
EI-cumau
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

We vuu vo0c s.-sv i0doer ana money
Tine nl. ar iutei.ireu-f De- iu- -nose vino
Know -hemss. vss indebted 90 Ia. Va cal 3
maze bricks without s--aE-Dut please
drr Egnl s..r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

Gardner piper was arrested 81 Point OF
hooks and lodged in me Frederick Nd
iai changed win stealing morse IRON NJ
Thomas 0a and saddle from III. Humphrey
Uiluv. uel- Manning one uIgn, last week
Prosecuting attorney Brown vii procure 3
-euuisi-iou for ms removn. Co tins county
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

Tor our time past -ue crowded c0ndi-
-ior of .ne cls-F office of the county cnur.
Las been & s0u-cs OF aunuvuues. nor 0uiv
CO .ns officials OF CHE cou-, bu 90 members
o. zoe Dlr uud 0-he-s having business lhers
-.ookiur up ti..es. e.c. IN -hai Office Tine
vau uul bookcase nave some time since
beer filed. Uu5 desc and o-1e- record books
have been piled wherever space could be
fouuc a- .heu. The c0uu-v court awarded
-ns CONTRACT i1- c. s.ee. bookcase with roller
shelves Gul tie cases also i0- new roller
sbe,ves and f.s -ases ,o- Che o.d bookcase
90 -us A-t Ns.G Company of 81. Louis Mo.
These casss have arrived Guc Deeu placed
iu position aud are certainly handsome auc
aL 5ust one could wish fo- both az no cop
vsuieuce and workmanship. Al -he present
-a,s OF Use 3, is estimated -nat Is VIII ne
twenty-five veGrE before they vii De flied
Tney Grs ID keeping WIKI INT neat anc or-
de-v way winch County Clerk Moore haf
Of DONG Che WORK o nis office The cases
vs-s placed ID position uv Ar u a Beck
vi-r OF Nev York. enc courteous agent OF
.ns company i1- ems section vino while hs
was he-s made many friends pv me gsuiali,y
N- BscEvi-t went from mere 10 Richmond
where ills company is about closing arrange
meu.s f1- & ia-re rou--ac. b. -na- ci-y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

F-s--v do.A o. Beard
sold fountain pens al Bsards
Nuas and .ippe.s O.. Iulmbaum
F-ebvte-iur Hymuais e.. Boards
Hs.aubsss Notes f1- 1875 O. Bsa-d
Philips Brooks ear BooE o. Bsards.
Foa@ s.o-y Of -ns Bible d. Beards.
Pens. nas -nose -aisius-4 lbs for &c.
Came ana ehi. a-srs books a, Beard e.
Ladies purses and care case O. Beard 5
ONE do-.a- pe- gallon for oysters al Peu-z b
Fne aups-ur k.ud--enear q. Heu-z s.
Niss basd amo.ty may a. Deal O Cole
mar B.
Fu dress goods and --.mmiuss See PAIN
1sums
JOY B.uuEsa aul eomia-a see Pain
Bsums
F-rvr BooEs and Evmuls revised %
Bsl-ls
Heu4 sells nice fresh oys-ss q q cents
us- 1ua--
Hu-ss aola-s .ua. vii uu- ..r - b.
Coleman
Cape Cod r-aubs--iss -2e pe- GUAR, a.
Nercllu.s
Fr pvs aua fancy goods see 81 Palm
baum a-c
Hous mace mluas uaa- ~ c. per pouul
Merchant
Tns celery direct ron cine grover every
week o. Feu.zs
Roller process -four 81 ll nD-- -'e @
.uE-.s--u1. g. E'eu--s
Sou should rec -hs handsome rocking
chairs O.. g. r Hughes
Ts-1u. 'Bass' nusEs-s and hauc p-o-
-ec.o-s O.. 8eaI & Coleman
ser ladders aast Lanterns and cuppe-
rs--a- b. t,sl- 81 Coleman
Ea choppers SAUSAGE s-ufe- au- lErc
--e-e. 81 5el- 81 Coleman
la.psrs aes. corrugated --.pls boston.
-1- loc o. lea- -o.emGr e..
T fauus.s and canton tauus.s also na-
ss- and gloves s-s El.uoaums
-ur opsusl auo-us- barre Oh. -us. new
e-- l g. uo.asse g. As-cnlu.
Eeaa Hru. OIL -o-. s gallon 1us the
be.- a 70. o. 5sG G. oeulI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19
LEWIS BELL.

TONSORIAI ARTIST
NARTTNsBT " "a
Best equipped Pa-ior IL the STATE None
NM -nf hes- wuri-meu employed. Polite n
te11riou gwen cust0ms-s q tIne oath roOm
arraeneG aut aud colo baths a. al tlmes n
reasonable u-Ices-
Q-EEN STEEEI
Nezt door TO snodrrasz 5 Drug store
sem g. IsE-l -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

Nr A. = Thomas and MIS- Fannie Lane
we've quietly married IN Gar-iusDurg Il the
residence OF che b-iue sunday afternoon by
Bev J l. Chamberlain. of the United
B-e-ureu Church The groom is president
of .hs People National BANK and one OF
-ne leading business men II that CITY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19
Highest Of al L-avsnng POvs-Latsst L : Govt Report
R@alI! RsktRS
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Church Notes

Rev. Dr O. n. Campbell preached IL tht
Presbyterian Church mere last Sunday.
Services at -. james Catholic Church on
Sunday next and also on Christmas Day
ii 1850 e. n
The Baptist sunday school VIII nave
their Christmas t-ee OIL Wednesday evening
Of holiday week.
The Christmas entertainment Tor the chi
dren of tine II. Z. Church South win take
place il the church Oh Christmas day Ii 6
D. n The program Of music, rscitGtions
etc, VIII be pleasing
The KabletOvn Sunday-sch0ol viii ren-
der AZ interesting eGn.atn entitled 'oGnta
Claus Dream, Oh Christmas night al SIX
O'Clock. and the Women 5 Missionary S0ci-
cry purpose holding IL oyster and meat SUP
per on the night Of December 18th.
Rev. " i. Gravast. of Zion Episcopal
Church. Of this place VIII deliver the 40
dress Ut the annual meeting Of the Parish
Guiid Of Trinity Episcopal Church Shsp-
herdsiuwn, Oh Wednesday evening, January
2nd. III : O'Clock The exercises viii De
held in the chapel Of the church
XlIAs sEEvICEs FOR ST. ANlREw IAIIsB.
Zion Church-Sunduy the 23d, N 3.S0
,. n. the Sunday School Of ZiOr Church
vii have Xmas service and, the offering foT
the Missionary Box VIII be made The
children viii meet IL the Parish Bouss
Monday, 24.h, a DO T. n, to pack the box
Christmas Day, 7:80 =. n, celebration Of
the Holy Communion ID O'Clock morning
p-uyeI and sermon,
81. Andrew Oh the Mountain Dec p,
evening PRAYER and sermon al 1 p II. Wed
uesaay. 10Th. at ] clock, Sunday school
celebration.
ST Philip s.-Dec p. u =. n, morning
PRAYER and sermon Sunday school ceie-
bratiou Thursday, 9th. 1t 7.3O ,. n.
Ourruutf 4c. raisins IDS for DC. seed
less raisiue g lbs. for 2jc.. ci1rOn loo, apr
coa lbs for 25c., apples evapOratsd 1Oc.,
rice &c, fine candy lbs for 25c Canned
ap-icots. peaches, apples, pineappies, pump
Eins beans peas czc. IL lowest cash prices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

Nr Thos Z YES, makes s specially Of
fiue turkeys and ducks Ills Dr0nze turkeys
and PeEiu ducks Ers no, surpassed by any
IL GINS locality. If vou would breed these
hne blrds consult NJ. West
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

Nr Geo MariDv, slaughtered s porker
the frst OF me week that He1ted 300 pounds
AS ar AL round farmer AIr MHrlow mas lev
equals IN the county -Adro~ac
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

Stock in lhe Columbian is JUS as safe as
Government BONDS and pays i've times tne
revenue FOr II OUTLAY OF 20 Genus uny u
viii accumulate II seven wears tunu o. ~ Wv
amount actually invested. s5Oh. The differ
encc being accuuulated interest compounded
monthly.
Attention is directed 10 the paIo-up STOCK IL
theColumbian which is unsuuallec as 70 proiit
security and equitabiliry F0r fur-her iutur-
nation cal Oh
7. {. GTEEN 1.oca Secretary.
2 J. 1LpPITT. Local Agent.
l. T. THAW, General agent.
FarkersDurr esi N1-Elnll
Iune = lslA-ln
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

AZ H : Woolley mas erected another
,wr-story dwelling Oh North Mildred street
Oh the new addition and ny Alfred Grim
has The foundation completed for Z commo-
dious mouse on sixth oveuue-5Di~t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

ID might have resulted wUrse.-lt was sx-
pec-ed -nat holiday purchases wouid be MADE
early therefore Brown the jeweler mac his
orde-s rushed. Come nov, guod people
MAZE vour selection and avoid the rush.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

House. sign and Fresco Painter
AEp
pAPER- ANGER AND GRAINEK.
Chn-lestovn JEFF. Co. ". TE-
FeD-ug-v I I8gL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

When Bars was sick we gave he- Casto-iG
When sine wa Child she cried for CusyorlG-
vher sne became lis sine chung Go casturiG.
When sii, nad Children, she Euvsthsm castoriG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

Rev FL Minor pastor Of ZION Baptist
Church iu TINS place having rendered his
~esi ruaaou to accep, .he pastora. charge OF
zion Bup.is Chu-cn al JefiersOutun GU
peper county. Va. entered Oh he new fleio
of .aD1- -De first SUNDAY IN November last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

mr. e. c. Ge.zendanner. Of Shepherds
t0wu. bought -his week from Miss Mary :.
Gibson her iurm near Shenandoah Junction,
containing $50 acres. Tine price paid was
s. 300
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

Judge Faulkner bought sixty ewes OF G..
= Wall 90 ruu on the Scrider farm and
M MarshaI Burns purchased fifteen steers
close TO goo lbs. average feeders, of the
same dealer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19

Children CT FOR
Fitcnsrs Csst0Fla.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19
XMAS SHOPPING"

presents old young
ou uncle be suited II the following
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-12-19
BRACKET SAW OUTFIT.

White stag handle Carving set siye- plated Ivory
H0nea ncC Handled DhicrenE
Spoon Z quality Of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-16

EroR sALE-theap refrigerator. II
u sold at once. Apply 705 W. 9TH st.
ml6.2tn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-16
DEAR Old GRANDMOTHER
Healthy, Hearty, Happy. Using
Paine's Celery Compound.
How to Make the Last Miles as
Smooth as Possible.
The Illness Of the Aged Mainly
Comes Under the Head of
Weakness.

tfNdNISoos
For ages the world hus been piling
up its Indebtedness to the sweet,
sunny. sanity grandmothers. who.
when mothers hands are full and
strength overtaxed. have surrounded
the young lives under the home roof
With the atmosphere OF peace aud un.
sslflshnsss.
Care FOR them. then.
Give them the best OF care and love
and thought.
Do not let the old folks any longer
think they are retired and must alt
clear back out ofsight from the world,
feeling that they have no relation to 1t.
Give them your arm when the streets
are slippery. Carefully avoid saying
anything that IMPLIES that they are In
the way. Remember that they. more
to stir and clear their slow blood and
give strength and tone to their nerves
and more feeble powers OF digestion
and assimilation.
The illness OF the aged mainly comes
under the head OF weakness, but none
are too old to DO helped by paine's
celery compound. 1t brings new ma.
terial for building up WORKOUT nerve
tissues.
The many forms that nervous weak.
nese takes al disappears when once The
veins are supplied with pure. more
abundant. IN ore vigorous blood.
Paine'e celery compound cures dys.
pepsia, sleeplessness, headache. and
neuralgia. 1t cleanses the blood of
every trace OF poisonous humors and
encourages a rapid addition OF the red
eapuscels upon which the vigor OF the
entire body depends.
White cheeks. white lips. badly
nourlshed frames Indicate thin, poor
blood. Palne's celery compound re.
stores rich, pure current to the blood
and a healthy action to the nervous
system.
To those who cannot sleep because
Of nervous exhaustion. Paine's celery
compound will show Itself the one
thing needed. Men and women OF
every age who have to struggle daily
to meet the needs of too great nervous
expenditures should take this remedy.
Its invigoratlng, soothing action be.
gins at once at the nerve centers which
manufacture the nervous force for
every muscle and organ OF the body.
Not only has too little attention
been paid to tho aged. but the proven
tlon OF nervous diseases In children
and young adults has been neg lected
Paine's celery compound Is u genuine
| food for the tired and used-up nerves
T Ii cures tendency to headaches ald
all those diseases which are due to 0
disorded nervous system. Iryit; YOU
will bs convinced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-16
Dots,

Or. SHINING whltePulmontc Balsam,
the famous throat and lung remedy
and hypophosph1ts or lung food. coo
King street.
Janv ers shos store will move to 8l5
King street on March 18th.
We claim to mako the best citrate
Eof magnesia In town. Taylor. the
druggist SOC King street.
Arcadia. wife OF Jamasj r. Cofyin,
died at the residence oil her aon
iJames H.. In East Lake, on Thursday.
The family formerly resided in Sus.
Sax County but located In our city
lsome two years ago. Her remains
will lie integred at Riv6rYlew on Sun.
day afternoon.
The line of the Gordon Heights
electric road has been measured and
surveyed.
A sneak thief this morning stole
from tho delivery wagon OF Harvey
and Sislsr q dozen Drooms.
NJ. Joseph A. Comfy has sold his
handsome thre0.story brick dwelling
NO. sO4 Franklin street to Henry j.
krehs, for $3.50.
The ball of Prof. Swithln c. Short.
Ilidgs was renewed yesterday after.
moon in the sum OF $4,000. n
The March dinner CT the Glover
Club was given at the hotel Bellevue,
! Philadelphia. last evening. Colonel
Mcclure presided, and royal time
was had.
One million and half of gold will
be shipped to Europe to morrow
\ Mr. Harry l.. Evans has severed his
connection with The firm of Heald i
Co, bankers and brokero.
| Fine Irish Duice. Just landed. I.
! NJ. Wier Cor. 9th and King SITS
4 HaTEnna fFnIVllAh NCE ~ nP
colds should try a bottle or Canada
Pine Cough Syrup. 1t ia highly roc.
Commended by number OF our best
jcillzans. For sale by all druggists.
/ A surprise patty WIS given to Mrs.
Jennie EdwarLe at 3ith and Monroe
street last evening, on the anniversary
OF her eth birthday. All had jolly
time Among those present were: MIR.
and Mrs. DIerrlck, Sir, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson. Ar, and Mrs ". Edwards,
MIR. and Mrs o. Walters, Mr.. and MIRA.
Uber, Mr. and Mrs Oldham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams. Mrs. J. Rollins, Mrs.
Wright Miss l.. Brown, WIN. Merrlck,
Jas. Taylor. IL. Edwards, Geo Ed
wards, Mr.. and Mrs Lockysr. All
left at 12.l2 o'clock, wishing her many
more such happy birth lays.
! The Wilmington Minstrel Club last
night performed IN tho Assembly
building Mt west Chester before q
large and appreciative audience.
I The steamer WildtlOwer, from Rouen,
France, cleared this port this afternoon
for London, with cargo OF oil.
/ The Sunday school of the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church will give
supper In the lecture room next Tues.
day evening, in order to ralss funds
for the refurnishing the library.
One million dollars In gold will he
. shipped from New York to-day by
steamer for Europe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-16
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE.

The best we ever had.
Meanwhile we want to get
rid of heavy weights and
have marked the prices very
low. In many cases we only
ask you to pay the half.
Our second floor is crowd
ed all day.
Store open every evening.
We will have a few more
of those Mems Pants at 65
cents; worth 81.
Store open every evening.
We still have a few more
of those Mixed Cashmere
Pants at 90 cents.
We still have q few more
of those Black Cheyiot Pants
at 81 80.
Store open every evening.
We still have a few more
OF those Knee Pants at 1S
cents.
We still have a few more
of Mems and Boys Suits
and Overcoats at about half
price.
store open every evening.
All goods marked in plain
figures and if dissatisfied
with your purchase we will
return your money. .
Store open every evening.
We have a few goods left
over from last spring at the
same reduction as the heavy
weights.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-16
THIRD edition.


March, April and May are the arches
Of bridge which bind the season OF
Ice to that OF roses. Therefore. the
epring Is a trying time for tho aver.
age person. The system ut this sea-
son needs clennslng; remove the Inn
purities from the blood, cure that
growing trouble, constipation. and
you will be able to battle with the
coming seasons In perfect health. DR..
David KeDnedy's Favorite Remedy,
more than any other medicine. will
do this for YOU. IL will purify and
hloud, dlspel that worn out feeling,
make you sleep and eat well. 1t is
prescribed by physicians for Just this
purpose. DruRgists sell 1t for 81 q
bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-16

Great excitement occurred on East
Fourth street. In front of the furniture
and stove store of @. ii. Hollis Com
pnny, this morning. IL seems that q
man By the name OH. q. Webb hav.
ing purchased parlor suit Of furni'
lure had IL loaded on one OF Beck's
haul 1t away without paying Tor it
1lr. Hollis caught the horses by the
head and demanded payment. After
considerable wrangiing the furnitur,
was returned to the storeruom.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-16

COFFlN.-In this city on March is, Al
ctdla q. CONN. aged t2 years.
Relatives and friends OF tine family ar
respectfully invited TO attend the fliner
al from tue residence Of her SON, Jas. II
Conn, 10 West 10Th street. Sunday after
noon at , O'Clock. mtermeut at River
view cemetery. I
PIERCE On March 18th, 1891. william
PlerCo aged 81 years.
Itciativus and friends are Invited /,
view the remains At his son-in-law =
edward Maxwell. al sllverbTook. on Sun
day mofni Ing. o proceed to meet trail
ll.s0. b. & o.. for Mr.. Hope. lntermeAt 4
MI. Hope Cemetery, Delaware 90, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-16

Charles 7. Gebler. aged 20 years died
this morning at his late residence, No.
lRll French street, OF hemorrIla9es OF
the lungs. He was a painter by trade.
and has been confined to his bed
about two weeks. suffering with an
attack Of tn grip. which took such an
aggravated form that he was out OF
his head. lie leaves wife and foul
email children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-16

Nj OTlC E-The members of Brandywfne
IN Comman iery No. 81 A. x |. %. *. of
NJ. are requested 10 meet In tho council
chan her IN sunday morning, March IL, 4
at 40 O'Clock. 10 attend church in body
IulG % .IoHS 4. MILLIKIs, Rec.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-16

Miss Bertha Porter celebrated her
seventh birthday last evening. After
spending tho evening in social games
they proceeded TO the dining room,
where refreshments ware served.
hmong those present were: Alice
Beetem. Florence Porter. Alice Poo,
Mable and Emma Pennock, Helen
Bennett. Lucy and Ruth Adams, May
Bell Carey, Bertha Greenwoo !. Messri.
Horace and Eddie Porter Paul Pen.
nock. Clarence Porter, Lusby Gfeen-
wood, Frank Mahonoy. Mrs. Porter.