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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01
IJsts.

Sheriff Goul yesterday sold the
lots Of Harry McCRuley to John MAJ
honey for 800. Mahonsy h cid the
first mortgage for 5000 on the lots.
MuCauley's two houses will be sold on
Saturday. The building loan will be
the purchaser.
James Carr, prisoner In the jail
was more than agreeably surprised
tits morn ng to learn that Governor
Reynolds had parioupd him. Carr
was serving four year, sentence for
killing A tonic li9saO with q beer
glass OIL talnall stree II saloon. lie
had served llLtlo over half Of his
term,
During the severe blow early on
Tuesday morning at the Delaware
Break water. the schooner A. g. Lyon
dragged into the schooner Frank Her
bert. carrying away the latter's stay,
bulwarks aud stem, above tho water
limo, Tho Lyon WAS slightly damaged.
Both vessels arc from the Jam s RlveR
TO No York. with pine wood cargo.
Misc Todd, residing at Cambridg Is
Waiting the family of Rev. l.. L. Bar
rett on West Seventh street.
sumo lifts or more local sports from
our city visited Washington last even.
ing to witness the Columbia Athletic
sports.
MIR, Joseph L. Carpenter. Jr., has
removed from S. W. Cor. Ninth and
harrison streets to Park Place and
yanl'uren street,
Public school No, "a was thrown
opon to the public this morning, and
was visited uy several hundrod Of our
citizens by 3 o'clock.
A womau's union prayer meeting
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

The photographina for one part OF
masterpieces lrGlu tho Art Galinrles
OF the World costs over one hupdrnd
dollars. The engraving, which is ex-
eouted on copper by tho best artists
costs over live hund.ed dolara part.
They are then printed on expensive
coated pnper, especially mndo Tor this
work. With Ink that costs two dollars
q found-and we give them to sub
sctlbcrs for only ten csnts part and
the coupons. How uGd why do We
nuke such n wonderful oflGr3
The how Is explained by tho fac
that number OF tho leading Journals
of the confident lave divided up the
original cost between them and count
thut us given away. The why Is Le-
cause we want to lodblo our elrcuIa-
ton; We believe THIS to be n better way
,tlRn making nn expensive canvass
We believe that Il wO can Induce a
man by giving him these beautiful
works that we cnn hold him by Inc Ia.
ltrinsic value OF our paper. What do
you think OF tho planH
4 Of course our old readers get tho
benefit Of our offer Our reward from
them must come Ia the missionary
work they do for US. During thls
week at Intervals we will publish al
additional special first pnrt coupon
which with ton cents will get the first
part, This We want YOU to cut out
give to your friend toling him no
good the book il and advising him LC
get them all as they come out. Ara
we asking too much frt IN yJa;
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

The REPUBLICAN has purchased sew
eral hundred volumes of handsome
cloth bound books OF the Hawthorn
series, comprising the following Aims.
VOLTS stories for boys, Aimswells
stories for girls. works OF T. S.Arthur.
4. s. Arthur'A home stories, works Of
Mrs. Browning, Charlotte Brontes
novels, Carlyle's WORKS, Alice Cary's
CloYernook Tales. Cooper's sea tales,
works OF Lord BeaconIsk Ds
Quiuoey's memorials. Dlaknas' works.
George Elliotts woptx.s Mrs. Ewing
works, SCOTS works, Thacleray's
works and 3sko5 well known writer's,
These beols will be put on the market
and sold To our READERS at the extreme
low price OF 20 cents per copy. One
coupon with 20 cents will get any OF
these books of the popular authors.
Call and examine them. Get a library
and good literature while you havs {
chance
Come early II you want your pick OF
the selections.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

NEW OAsrrR DEL. Jau. 81, 1894. Tho
members aud friends OF the Bible
ola % No. g. OF Mt. Salem NJ. e. Church
gave their pastor and wife a large
donation about o 80 p. IN. They cam o
In and took possession OF the purson-
age. bringing valuable sheaves with
them. They completely took the
pastor. Rev. J. II. Blake and his wife,
Mrs. Sadie l.. Blake. by surprise.
The tables were loaded with all the
good things to satisfy the inner man.
The pastor said he was happy to see
30 many pleasant faces on such an CO.
casion, and that he was more than
proud to know that he had such brave
and loyal people that would show
their appreciation by doing kind and
noble deeds. / will never forget you.
After invoking Gods blessing upon
the merry band, refreshments were
served to OIL and few hours were
spent In various eniOyments.
The choir also rendered some choice
selections during the eveging.
After spending a pleasant evening
all returned to their homes at II pm,
feeling happy. Among those present
were:
Miss Eta Williams Mrs. Annie Muir.
ray, Mrs.. Fanny johnson. MIR. Wilson
Stafford, Mrs. Annie Boulder, MIR.
Nathan Boulden, Miss Hannah Terry.
Miss Annie Harrison Mr.. w. @. Roy.
Mr.. Samuel White, Miss Sadie Harris.
Miss Susan Harris. Mr., John II. Wade,
MIR. johnson White, Mr.. Jason
Terry, Mr.. John +. Davis, Mr.. John
W. White. Mr.. Walter Myers.
Mr.. Elmer Myers, Mr.. George Sand.
ers Mr. William Roberts Miss Mary
Waters. Mr.. Henry Hollis. Mr.. A!ex.
ander Ferry, william Myers. Mr..
Charles Harrison. Mrs Mary Wilson,
Mrs. Charles Wilson, Mrs Susan Wiley.
Mr. Benjaman Harrison, Mira Eliza
Harrison. Mr.. Jessie Guy. Mr.. Noah
Townsend. Mrs, Annie Townsend
Mrs. Emma Bennett, Miss susan
White, Miss Martha White, Miss Sadie
LAWS. Miss Alice Harris, Miss Mag gle
Bland. Miss Matte Bland. Miss
Phoebe Harris, Mrs. Hattie Williams.
Mr.. Nelson Murray. Mira. Mary Mu =
ray. Mr.. Parker Bacon MIR. Daniel
Wight, Mrs Amanda Wright Mrs.
Lizzie Howard. Mr.. Mathew Murray,
Mr.. John johnson. Mrs. Susan DAVIS,
Mrs. Emma View, MIR. John View.
MIR. Samuel Miles and Mary Miles
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

The most inhuman outraRes, outrnges
which would disgrace tho savage. man
perpetrates upon his own system by
swallowing drastic purgatives which
conyulse his stomach. nKouize his intes-
pie constantly do tubs under the impress.
sion that medicaments only which are
violent In their action, and particularly
cathartics, are of any avail. Irreoarable
Injury to health Is wrought under this
mataken iden. Tho laxative VIII CHI most
nearly approaches the benetlcent action
of nature Is hostettsrs Stomach uittcrs,
which Is painless, but thorough, and In
viPoratcB the intestinal canal instead of
weakening and Irritating 1t. The liver
and tho stomach share in the benign dis
cipllne instituted by this comprehensive
medicine. whose hoalthful influence IL
felt throughout the system. Maarlous
rheumatic kidney and nervous com
plaintS 9uccnmb to IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

Mora and her company of players
will beBIn a weeks engag ement ut the
Grant Opera House Monday. Feb. 5,
when she Will present for tho first
time iii Wilmington. now play re-
It'll d Nlxey.
This play Ia presented us an example
OF extraordinary ingenuity In plot con-
structton. IL has rafting sequence
of comic situations and funny tai :
lcaux that Keeps the interest and good
! humor OF the audience unfiagging
Many funny complications runthrough
the play, and easy and natural oppor-
| tuntt.es are given to the comedians
singers aud dancers to display their
varied tulenst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

Amid potted tropical plants and
flowers which were displayed from
every corner OF Central Presbyterian
Church and in front of huge bank
OF palms and white flowers, Miss Mary
Il. Jack, daughter. OF William ii.
Jack and Horace Greeley Warner, OF
New York, were married last evening.
The invited friends filled the large
church to the doors.
The bridal party entered the church.
as Lewis Wilson played the march
peared leaning on the arm OF her
father and was preceded by the
usEers, Walter VIII OF New York, Al.
bert Thatcher, William Burtz and Will
liam Jack. Ellwood Warner of New
York was groomsman. The brides
maids were Miss Mamie Stnats, Miss
Bessie Martin and the Misses Clara
aud Emma Jack. The maid OF honor
was Miss Annie Miller.
rho bride were handsome gown of
white satin, made en- train md trim
led with pearl ornaments. She wore
a veil. festooned to her hair by bow
OF white satin ribbon. She carried n
. large bunch OF bridal roses and lilles
OF the valley, tied with white satin
ribbon.
i The maid OF honor wore gown OF
blue china silk, trimmed with old
point lace and ribbons. The brides
maids were nttired in white China
!. silk, trimmed with ribbon and duchess
: lace. The Hover girls. Miss Margu-
: rite Jack OF Washington and Miss
Vera Johns OF this city, wore plnli
China silk, trimmed with lace aud rib
bon. Each carried basket OF roses
and carnations.
/ After tho ceremony reception toll
!. lowed at the home OF the brides pa.
q rents, at No. 405 Shpiey street. The
o house was beautifully decorated with
flowers. The table looked especially
we'll. a number OF small oandelabras
q were arranged on the table, making u
beautiful effect MIR. and Mrs. Warner
received u number OF handsome pres
}. onts consisting of sllverware. cut
, glassware, plctules. china. etc. The
4 bride and groom loft last night for a
Southern tour. ...
:, The out OF town guests were: Mr..
and Mrs, WILL Walter VIII, of New
: York; Mrs. Horace Warner. Miss An,
II lilo Warner, OF Newton, n. j.; Mr. and
I. MIA h. L. Jack. OF Washington; MIR
: aud Mrs George Jack, Miss George
= Jack of West Chester; Mr. and Mrs
L. Graun' OF ronghkenamon; Miss
Annie Reed. OF Cochransvllle; Robert
/. Stookley. MIR and 4lrs Richard Mil
ler, Miss Ivy Miller Miss Emma Tum
@ lin, MIR and Mrs. Stockley of phllu
: delphia; Mr. and Mrs. Morrison. Mr.
: and Mrs. james Morrison, Of Uonsho
4 hocken; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark, u
4 Gum Tree, Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01
KENNARD & CO.,
62I-623 MARKET ST.

Do you know what a per.
feet stock OF Innings we
carry and what good quail.
ties we offer Z
Fancy Selisias in extens.
i've variety.
Canvas in all grades.
French Innings.
English Innings.
American Innings.
Silk Sisesias.
Our Lining counter is
worth a visit.
Then right opposite you
have the Notion counter, at
which you will ind every
thing good and desirable for
dressmaking.
Nothing common or poor
quality, but the best of goods
at the lowest price. Most OF
our goods in this line comes
from the importers and
manufacturers. No middle.
men. Prices right.
We carry a magnificent
line of Shields. The best OF
Americas celebrated manu-,
facturers.
Our new Corset Depart,
ment can supply you with
almost any popular make
you want, and if not in stock
will get it for you.
Have you seen our beau
tiful display of Embroideries
for '94. Look in that large
window and see q few of
them.
A knotted fringe Damask
Towel at 25c,, and a Huck
Hemstitch at lSc., are
among the notable bargains
OF the season.
Lots Of new goods now
opening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

In the Municipal Court this morn
Ing Junius Young. colored, was fined
81 and costs for disordcrly conduct
Edward Brown, colored, was fined 81
and costs for disordcrly conduct.
Inst evening fred Nonesuch aud
Andrew Crokenbach created good
deal Of disorder in barber shop on
Front street. luey were fined IS and
costs,
robert Allen, colored. was held for
further hearing on the charge of lar.
conv Of pair Of gum boots and pair
of leather boots from Nathan Hersuln.
lOA East Front street.
Frank Hariins pleaded guilty TO the
charge OF selling liquor without Ii.
cense on Jan. 20. lie was fined So
aud costs.
Thomas Leonard, who was charged
with selling liquor oil sunday, waived
u hearing. and was hold In t21D bal
Tor the upper court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

A very fashionable wedding took
place last evening at Salisbury, Md.
thu contracting parties being Miss NJ.
V. Smith and MIR George Il. Collier.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Charles A. lllll. Several Whining.
tUnlaus were present.
The two children OF W. II. Boulden.
OF PerryYlllo, who We're bitten through
the hand by II cat helOnging to the
family on January 10. and who were
taken to iRsteur Institute. New York
citv. for trnatuJnt arc reported us
doing we'll.
Mrs. Agnes Busklrk, o! Chesapeake
CITY, died at the residence of her son,
Alexander liusklFk, In that town, on
Monday last from intlrmities of ago.
Isle 1Qs la her eighty third year.
% VAs r. expected TINT a repetition
Of the Annapolis earthquake would
occur so soon. yet ii shock was felt at
the Nayaii Academy, Annapolis early
this morning. II was reported by the
marine sentry ut tho cadet quarters to
tbs unlcer IN charge, who nude t..
" nrd OF 1t. ! he log contains the re.
puYt that what appeared to he an
oar Lhqual.e was felt three minutes to
four O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

GROW. On January 3Ist., John Grow.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend his funeral at his late residt nee .Os
South NunBuren street, on Saturday
morning, February id. Services at the
house Mt O'Clock a. m. lnterment ut the
Head OF Christiana Cemetery.
PLU NKETT-On January 81. 1904 Marga
ret h.. youngest sister of the late
George Plunkctt.
R"Htlves and friends are inyit to at
tend hcr funeral. from her late resideuce
No. Ills West Eighth streat. n SATURDAY
morning at . o'c oclS. High mas, at 81
PHurs X, q. church. IIitermeut ut ole
Catholic cemetery.
W !. BS rEK-On January 90, 1894, Surat
Webster
relatives and friends are invited to NJ,
tend her funeral. from the residence o
her brother. John Webster. at Shellpot
Brundywine Hundred. on Thursday. Feb
ruary !. Sarytc at the house at : o'clucl
p. IN. lnternent ut kyerview cemetery
BLACKlSrON.-nn Jan. s ist. Mary a
widow OF the lute benjamin r. BLACK
istun. in the 9th year OF her uVe.
Rolativ aud trion1s OF the family ar
raspectfully Invited to attend TIL tuner
NJ from the residence Of her daug hter
Mrs Z. 4. Simmons No. II Latuott ST
High mass on Saturday nj clock II
st Patrlck's chuIch. lnlermont at old
Cathri al enc cry.
ATWELL-OI January 3lst, 1891, Wliltai.
v ara .ttnc l. ugtd ~ years.
Relatives ana fiIe rls are invited to nt
t. The funeral, nom his luto rUsidcncl
near Pleasant ili!i, Del. on Sunday, ut Il
a m. Scrytcesat Red Lion Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

The revival which has been in pro
grtss at Madcley Cmrch this city. cul.
minated in another general break
among the ur saved and the affairs were
again crowded with penitents. 1hel 9
were ak bright, beautiful conversions
lust night. After the pastor dismissed
the congregation at 10 o'clock. the
peopls remained singing and praying
until II O'Clock and after. The meet.
ings have been In progress for q
month, and yet interest seems to be
undated Surely this is the set time
TO favor Zion in this place. The pas
tor said last night II looked as II we
were In for several weeks yet. We
shall be glad to have our friends from
other churches to come and help US
or rather come and enjoy tho WORT
with us. The tide OF revival is rising
and tie congregations continue TO Ia
large.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01
Low AS
PRICES were
NOW IS Per
CENT. LESS

There never has been a
time like this for putting
money in buyers purses.
Trade conditions everybody
knows. Lower prices--peo.
pie expected. Many lots we
reduced earlier in season.
$25 Blue and Black Kerseys
were made $40; $40 ones
lowered to 9l5; $15 ones to
$12. AS manufacturers, in.
terested alike in every part
Of our great stock and good
IN anu facture - to make
quick, sure sales-now Is
per cent. discount off all
prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

The vel known Cyclone Qunrtetts,
OF this city, will go to Chester tLls
oyoning for the purpose OF singing al
a concert to bo iiald IN that place Tho
Iauurt"tte comprises the Messr5. Dew.
In and Burns. tenors; Me5srs. Gold
and Cannon, bassos. Mr.. Cannon will
sling a bass solo. and MIR, DevltE will
sing n tenor. Mr.. Gold Will sing a
comic song md Mr.. Burns u tenor
solo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

Assessors whann, Conway and
O'fIarra sat at the Court House this
morning aud added to t he lists OF the
three districts made by them many
names which had been omitted. The
assessors will sit the remainder Of the
week from 10 a. IN. until .. m. II
would be well for all perscns who are
not assessed to call and see that theil
names are added to this list.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

$4,000 was paid yesterday for water
rents at tho Wuter Department. and
100000 was paid In the month Of
January. This IL n good deal below
the amount paid in tho same month
Inst year, During this month per
cent. will he added, and durlng March
10 per cent. will he added to the face
Of the bills. BY many it is considered
that the percentage should not 10 de
handed this year In consequence OF
tho hard times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

The large numbers OF prisoners sent
over to New Castle lateiy and paraded
through the Streets is tine cause for
the people of that city demanding
that some other way must DO resorted
to instead oil putting the prisoners OF
nj tue outer station. 1t is now UNDER
atooh that an accom- mediation train
VIII be put on next week. which will
leave hste al 3 o'clock aud carry the
prisoners to the battery. This used 10
Ee tie Custom.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

Miss Margnret Pluukett. aged So
YEAR, died yesterday at Ills Wes'
Eighth street. Her funeral will take
place. on saturday. The interment
will be made at the old Cathedral
Cemetery.
Mary A. Blackston. aged 90 years,
died yesterday at her residence.. II
Lamott street. Deceased was a ma
tive Of Switzerland. W.T.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

Tho Secretary aud Treasurer OF the
american Garbage Company. Boston,
nre here today to turn the new ere.
matory over to he city. The Board
OF Health will either to-day or to
morrow give them "A CHECK for $40, 900
a little bird hns whispered however.
that there will DO lively time in City
Council tonight over tho oroInutory.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

WooD-,.IoYD-At the Asbury NJ F
parsonage. 2a2 Walnut street, On Wed
nesdny afternoon, Jan. Slst,l 1894. by th
EcvI John ID. Z. Hanna. MIR. Harry l.
Wood and Miss Annie Il. Lloyd. both o
Chester. Pa,
ER-BENNETT-At the residence
OF tue brides parents. va French street
on Wednesday evening, Jan. 3lst.. ln9.
by the Rcv. John ID. Z. Hanna, Mr. VII
liam A. Webster and Miss Mollte Der
nett, both OF Wilm ington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

LrnR aAlsl MILK About 100 quarts
II italy OF pure jersey milk Address
-tatiuG pr.ce and References. T. II. Rogers,
Fear nUi. fl-7t-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

Master John Reynolds OF G25 W. 9th
street celebrated the firth anniversary
OF his birth last evening by inviting a
number OF his little friends to spond
the evening with him. After pleasant
evening spent In amusement5 they
were seated at the table loa led with
Refreshments. John received many
handenme presents. Among thoEe
present were: Mis- ,es Lizzie OiIe,
Loulse Reybold, Susie and Anne
Hammer. Lille Resin, injury Hot,
Ma ter Jay Ephralm, josie DAWSON,
Willie Rtckie. John lieybold.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

IA ANrt.sf= ,u uthce hoy Charles u.
tluor tl-A'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

pEGIsTER's ORDER.
IL RtGlSTEk'S OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DBL


January Is. 1884,
Upon sthe application OF John W.
buriiA Administrator of James Gray,
late OF Rad Lion Hundred, in said coufl-
~. deceased. IL 10 order ed amt directed by
the kegisfer hat tho Admin st rat or Hforc-
SAID giYo notice OF granting OF I.e,tsrs OF
administration upon tho estate of tho
deceased. with tho date OF granting there.
OF, by causipg advertisements 20 he post
en- within forty Gays from tho dale Of
huch Letters Ia six Of the mos. public
plnces Of the county of New Castle, re.
pulrlng all persons having demands
against the estate To present tho same or
abide by an ACT OF Assembly In such ca .
made and provided; ana also cause tbs
same to be inserted within the game De.
riod In the DAILY lkEPuHLICAN. a news.
paper published In Wilmington, Del, and
TO be continued therein threo weeks. "a.
0. d.
-, Given under the hand and Seal
as OF ONCE of the Register aforr-
- said at Wilmington. In New Cas-.
tie county aforesaid, the day and year
above written.
j. WILKINS CoOCH. Register.
kOTIGE-Notics ia hereby piyGn that
Letters Administration were In due
form of law granted unto the uHdeTsiEn.
ed on the 18th day of January, A. d. 1894
tho estate Of tie decreased Ihust pre.ent
tho came. duly st;estrd to the said Ad
IN uistratOT, on or before tho 2Sth day Of
Janu0ry. 1898. or abide the Aot of As.
sembly in such oass made and provided.
Address-JoHN W. BURRlS,
Administrator.
BuStI delaware.
Or J. IA. Written As. bsg,
jas Wilmington. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

The Marshallton relief committee
desire to notify the public that I'M
authorized parties are subscribing
money and provisions and are using
them for the one purpose. We need
supplies to keep tho needy. DO not
contribute except to the following
gentlemen!
REV. l.. K. MILLER,
REV. G. Ii. WILLIAMS,
DR.. l.. HEBsLER BALL,
ELISHA BAEroS
" JoHS CRoZIER.
GEORGE SPIuEE.
Committee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

February

February
9th, l.. $. Dixon. Brandywine Hi.
6th. John Armstrong, Mill Creek lid.
18th, John Woodward, Penonder.
18th, Fred II, Banks. Bran lywinc Hid.
10Th. Samuel worroll, MIN Creek lid.
10th, 4. 4. Clark. New Castle lid.
10th. Jas. Buck son. New Castle ia.
2lst, Edgar Gross Now Custie LID.
2lst. WIN. Wayne. BrandyNine Hid.
&2nd. ). q. Snurrarl. New Castle lid.
18th, Mllborn ltevIs New Castle lid,
18th. Estate of Chis, II. smith.
March
lst Geo D. Medi,l Pcucaler lid.
bth Levi Moore, Mn Creeix I'D
sth, Blddle 81 Stalts. New Cassie It'd.
lStu, 1918 Delaware Ave. Furniture.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01
STOCK MARKEr. ...
HEALD & COMpASY,
BASKERS AND BROKERS'.
seventh and Narkot Streets

Investment Securities yielding from
to per cent
Orders for the purchase aud stle OF
stocks and bonds Un 60 mmissiou eN cGuted
at ali the stOolI exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New York,
Philadelphia, boston and Chicago
Foreign drafts aud letters Of credit is.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

GAND-Rulldlnga and Furnace.
. JOHN NJ. SOLOMON,
Offioe, No. Wsst Third strs3ts
Phones klG and ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01
THE 10 DAY on FEBRUARY, 1894.

~ u lONh ~ hi't
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece oil land
situated in the city OF Wilmington, nfOre.
said bounded and described as follows, to
wit:
beginning nthe easterly side OF Wal
nut street at the distance oil 81 feet Z
inches nOrthcrly from tire n0rtherly side
OF sixth street; then eAsteriy parallel
with sixth street lOl feet 10 torner;
Ii ence nor herly pnrtllel with Walnut
street 80 leet ~ iurhcNt to a corner In the
line OF land Of Joseph y. Hannuin; thence
nlona said line of lHud westerly parallel
With Sixth street 100 feet to the SAID east
erlv side OF Walnut street, aud thence
hereby southerly 3S feet 0S inc hes to the
place OF beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized ami Iakeh IN execution as the
property of Joseph II, Hanmiii, ami 10
bc sold by PElTCE GOULD Sheriff.
nherlHs Office. Wilmington. Del, Ian.
lG' 1894. III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-01

Washburnes God Medal, highest
award. by tie barrel or bag very low,
at j. j. Smiths. 18th and Shipley SITS.