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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Yesterday afternoon hoy was sset
coming cast on Fourth straet rolling /
puge barrel and trylLx to guido II
with stick. WhsH ho TGaohed Market
street ne attcnpta5i ~ rolt IT d wn TIL,
hill to King strast At lis first at
tempt II rln alm9st in "a pa. OF nor
see hitchod to a post; for moment
rearing and plunginR was In oSder
bet thanks to the strength OF the mel
ter runaway does not have to IL
thro,:ole6,
The boy adjusted hls barrel sol
smother raa, but Il ~ dc too much fol
bis engineering powers, and losil.R oon
troll OF 1t, itrushed rapid!1 down the
street. gaining momentum Ra II wellt
until vita the voiuclty OF volcano +
tssute led iGto fruit stand, ecatterirl
lfuiy In ali directions. ibis sottlee
lhe Toy He then took the barrel Vi
Ind rolled II on the chine Until h
roach tho bottom OF tho hI!I. Tau,
snaeth this st7ry OF the boy and hi
Dsfrsl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

The Rev. ID. +. waddsll, D. d., was
rendered O public reception by bis
congregation and friends on Thurs.
day evening. the 5th. in the church.
which WIS very tnstefully decorated
for the occasion. there being a profu.
plants. A large banner hung on tho
wall baok OF the pulpit bearing the
word. Welcome II was complete
surprise to the pastor as he had been
Invited out to the country by one OF
his friends to have him Ignorant Of
the preparation going on. He was
brought to tho church at 8 o'clock and
tntrodu ced to the audience, which
numbered about 800.
Mr.. II. j. HIlles. on behalf Of the
church made the speech. OF welcome,
bidding him welcome to the church,
the hearts and the homes of the PEG.
pie acre and pledRlng on their part to
stand shoulder to shoulder with him
to build up the cause here and advance
the Redeemsr's kingdom. The pastor
responded In very neat speech con-
graduating them on the work done in
the past pnd saying that he came back
to them to spend and be spent In their
service aAd that the outlook for
Madeley was never brighter than at
present. A letter OF regret was read
from Bro. Barrett our presiding elder,
at his Inability to Ne present with US.
The remainder OF the evening was
spent In very social manner, at the
close OF which all partooh OF refresh.
ments and went to their homes feeling
they had spent one of the most enjoy
able evenings of their lives. The re-
ception was under the management of
o committee of six ladies, to whom
much praise Is due for the success OF
the same. The following were the
QNFt ,tx.l
Mira. Welch, Mrs. Hilles, Mrs. Peacock,
Mrs. King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Having heard OF the wonders o
DIR. Greenes Narvura blood and merry
,remedy. | determined TO use 1t. The
result WIS rem arkable. After taking
three bottles my nervousness was al
gone, could sleep we'll and my limbs
were ell right / was entirely cured
by this grand good medicine.
II cannot speak highly enough OF
Or. Greene's Norvurn blood md nerve
remedy. 1t is God send to us poo
sufferers. Il cured mo perfectly and
com piotely of all my troubles. and
know II will do the same for others
Oh. that | had taken 1T souner."
ASk yourself this question honestly
and fairly: II you knew II medicine
would surely cure you, would yol
mot take 1t? Well. everybody who
takes Dr. Greene's Nervura blood ant
nerve remedy Is cured, aud you will
bc. Com mence now, Ia the spring
when you can ho cured quickest.
( spring medicine is absolutely
necessary to all. and people are sur,
that Dr. Greene's Norvura blood ant
nerve remedy is the best. IL was die
covered by DR.. Greene, OF IS West l4tl
street. New York City. tho most sue
icessfui specialist iii curing nervous
ana chronic diseases. He can he con
suited tree. personally or by letter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

NOTICE = TO THE HONORABLE
In JUDGES OF the Court of General
Sessions OF the rence and jail beiiyery
q the State Of Delaware. IN and FOR New
spectabie Citizens and nd substai,tiaI e rree.
holders OF the First ward of
the city of Wilmington, do hereby certi.
fy that John +. Donahoe, tile owner
and occppank OF the store situated at Nos.
SIT aud bls Orange street, In the First
ward. city, county aud state aforesaid
and described IN his application. and who
y an applicant for licenee on Monday. the
TN day OF May, A. p. 1874. being the next
term of said court. for The sale of lhtoxi-
eating liquors In quantities not less than
ono-half gallon therein not 10 DO drunk
on the promises he being licensed re-
taller OF goods wares and merchandise;
the aggregate cost vtlue of his stock con-
SANITY kept on hand for sale Is not less
than i've hundred dollars; being man
Of full age, sobriety and good moral
character; that such sale OF Intoxicating
LIQUORS az said place y necessary 70 &c.
colnmodate the public; that he Is the
owner. OF said house. and the
following respectable cltizeus OF said
ward, at least twelve of WHOM are sub
BiAntlal frceholders OF SAID ward, recon-
mend the said application, viz
Geo, j. Ffnct Edward c, Higgins
W. II. jack Daniel McCuskrr
Edward Harkins William q. Fesmier
Ludwig Helndrick john Dadcr
+ J. McManus W. Fleming
Patrick Dougherty NJ Devine
Albert Ncumayor Ghas. Marks
j. Hannah Thomas r. Kehre
James ii. Harkins Charles Corrigan
George O'Neih his
James McKenna Miohaol a Kehre
Samuel Finley mark
John Green James d. welch
John MCGOWAN u. Neumayer
u. Bubenzer Geo. Sfelnicken
Chas. A. Winslow Jacob Schleber
JOHN r. D0NAHOE.
F.. asst
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07
srEciAL MENTION.

CuppingRnd ieechtns. 1as Z. Second 81
Cnpping & leeohinR. Parlker.50s Madison.
American Laundry Cos West Fr,,ut 5,
DIR. Simmg White Pulmonic Balsam,
the famous throat and lung remed y
and hypophosphate or lung food. coo
King street.
La grippe positively cured. Coughs.
colds. sore throat, Group and all lung
and thr oatcomplaints positively cured
by DR.. Simms' white pulmonic bal.
sam. Depot 606 King street.
Go to Walther u Co. over Market
street bridge to get your carriages re.
The beet tea and coffee In the city at
bard times prices at 40l Delaware Ave-
nue., w. s. Moore.
j. H. Cleayer. Of the Cleaver aud
Hearn Manufacturing Company. has
opened stove store at No. East
Fourth street. All kinds OF stoves,
stove repairs. heaters and tin work
done promptly.
NJ. i. Davis. Jeweler, E. end 81.
Go to e27 Market street tor peanut
brittle.
Try one OF Allen ii. Ainscow's $50.
dinners. 707. 700. I'll Skipley street.
III you want your dyeing and soour.
Ing done In flrst-olass etyle. go to
the Delaware Dye Works. 2l0 King
street. N. Jenny.
See the crowd at Fifth and King
streets for Java coffee at 20 oents. Il.
M. Wier, Fifth and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Being strictly a Carpet
and Drapery House we are.
naturally in a. positions
better serve the interests Of
the buying pnblic.
Qualities the Best :.
:. Prices the Lowest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

James j. Corbett, champion boxer
OF the world, Will appear at a speciai
performance on Monday evening In
the Academy of Music, Philadelphiu
tor tho bsneiit OF the bread fund.
Frank II, Sllvln, the pugilist, bag
been formally adjudged bankrupt
w tho courts OF London, England.
dis liabilities are fTVU and his asse Is
nothing.
Walter Johnson, pupil OF profes.
sor william Mclean, defeated Iom.
my Gleason. OF Jamestown. n. d.,
before the Fargo. N. d.. Athletic Club,
On thursday night, in twoniy rouude.
chicago police raided u prize fight oil
the Eureka rink on Thursday night
capturing the principals, VIM. Parka.
anu Conrad Beiistein, ana twent. -one
spectators
Billy Davis. who calls himself the
daredevil wrestler. wants to get on d
match with some OF PhIlaueIpAia's
1rttgo-EuAan or cutGh.as. cateh-cAl
men. Chic Lucas used TO DO LOOKING
for daredevil wrestlers, and Dnyis
may get accommodated Leforo Ia
lleGves town.
Inc first race of tho Atlantic CITY
lAloequito Fleet this eeason Ia sched
Iuled TO take place May 10
Mike Griffin centre fielder of thu
Brooklyn Club, signed contract yes
terdny
The Brooklyn Club beat the Prince
ton nine IL TO q, at Brooklyn. yestsI
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07
i lEAsFvl svi'sxsE
She Thought it Would Never
End.

Suspense is au awful thing. People
suffer month after month from va
lrious troubles hoping yet doubling.
Thousands OF persons are injuring
their health and breaking down under
a load they cannot bear. They find
they are getting nervous. irritable.
they can't sleep and often have head
ache.
Thsre lie not the slightest reed to
live on this way. for you can he cured
just as we'll as not Mrs. e. A. VII
Hams, OF Franklin. Mass. has suffer-
ed terribly from her nerves and III
Health, but she is now we'll and tells
In the following letter just how to be
cured:
"a was completely broken down In
health. Ny nerves were all unstrung
and exhausted. could not sleep
, nights and my limbs tremble all the
time. 1t was evi lent there was q ter.
'Irlbiy diseased condition OF my nerves.
~ took all kinds OF medicines but
neither they nor the doctors did me
Amy good. l became fearfully dis.
couraged and thought should never
get we'll Ths suspense was awful.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Democrats as well as Rapublissn rs
are forecastiug the future and many
predictions are being made iu regard
to the result OF the coming elections
ir 1894 and 1896. That eminent Ksn
tGcky Democrat. Blandon Duncan, /,
said to estimate that there will be 100
Republicans, 1873. Democrats anI 2S
Popullsts in the next House OF Repre-
eentatlves, that the Senate In 1897 Will
contain 10 Republicans, So Dem ocrats
and Populists with seats doubtful
and that the Republicans will have al
the next Presidential election 200 elec
torsl votos, the Democrats 100 and tn,
Popullsts 81. from tho above It will
BE- seen that the Glevelandites will
soon run their race, and that pros
perity will return to bless our people
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Professor Howeis, OF 1904 Jefferson
street entertained tho choir of First
Presbyterian Church last night at LIE
'rasldence, TO repast, which was rich
Ia al tie good tkings OF the season.
Tho evening was spent in that pleas,
ant WY connected with the assetn
bling together OF those happy people.
Among tho guests were: The Key.
Mr.. Mlillgun and wife. Mr.. John S,
Morelgnd and wife. Master Matter
SRwdon and mother, the Misses oil.
,aha Bertha Chaliitat. Ida Mask, EdIll
Mask. Emma Wa.4on, Josie G. MaEun
Ssllie Eerkef and L. Offlenra, OF Phlfa.
delPtia; Atessre, L. Gallagher, Fam
Cars, L, BeRstoR ami host Of otherp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Mr.. William d. Gs.af:E. Q; the well
So OWN flour stogs at sixth aud Orange
Etruets, WAS taken suddenly Ill yestcr.
Iiay. / he nla hi previous he Nef.i home
his usual health AMI sA: down IL
Ills supper bu. was attacked about
sight p. Ia. with rheu natlsm IN
she head that rapidly extended over
his body until 1t struck his stomach
DIR. Springer was suddenly called IN
kud administered soothing remedies
Me-. q. suffered moIs Or less pALn al
Gay and was compelled To contine
himself to the lOuse and lsave tile
e-ore entirely uuder the care of his
hIother Charles Upon Inquiry this
1snrnins We founu HIN rosIins nauch
-sa.IlsE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

The Lucy Webb Hayes Mission band
OF Asbury Church held the reg liar
monthly meeting at WHOM the follow.
ing o!iicers wers elected for tho ensu.
Ing year.
President. Miss Iona Mills; Vice,
Miss Edith johnson; Recording 50 re.
tary, Annle Johnson, Treasurer. l. ia
Turner; Corresponding Secretary, Nor
ma I.eltch; piunist, Mabel Loyd ;Assis-
tant.Ltlly May Everett; Program Com,
mittee. Chairman, May Beatty; Lizzie
Johnson, Lilly May Everett.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

On Friday we called the attention
Of our citizens to the importance OF
buying needed articles from the mer-
chants OF our city. In oraer to stimu'
late them to greater effort, TO accom-
modate purchasers. and at the same
time contribute to the prosperity OF
our mechanics and day laborers. What
we said on that matter Will apply to
some extent to those who have money
to invest. In nine cases out OF ten a
comparatively low rate Of Interest
Will yield more satisfactory return,
In the long run, than a much higher
rate will yield whsn Investments are
made In distent cities Oh States.
Through the promise OF the pay
ment OF eight or ten per cent interes,
many OF our citizens have been tndu
ced to invest their surplus capital 1t
bonds and mortgages In distant local
tiles, and as result they have Incur
red serious losses. Indeed many inve 8
tors have been cheated out OF both in
terast and principal. 1t is to be hopeC
that hereafter they will invest thel
money in home securities where they
know 1t will be safo ami thus contri
butte to add to the prosperity Of gu
oity,and their own individual welfare.
Small profits are preferable to,runnln
q risk of losing the entire invostmen,
as in many instances have been tn
case.
Hereafter let all LOOK olosoi,
whom asked to Invest Ia foreign &,
curities, and guard against the spsci
Gus promises of agents who are wort
Ing to get good commission. rattle
than for the interest of those VIII
they appear SO anxious TO eerve. I
all we say invest your money in you
own city, and thus contribute to il
prosperity as we'll CO to your ow
welfare.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Margaret. wife OF kinSey White
man. who resided near Milford Cross
Rouds, In Mil Creek Hundred. died
suddenly on Thursday afternoon,
agod about "A years. She appeared to
DO In her usual health in the morning,
and after eating her dinner and feed
ing the chickens she retired to her
chamber to take a nap according to
her custom. About O'Clock her
physician was called In, but his ser.
vices were unayalllng. She leaves
four SONS aud eight daughters, as
well as many friends to mourn her I'M
timely death. Her remains Will be
Inferred at EbeneZer Cemetery or
Sunday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Senator Hill, OF New York, has giver
notice that he will speak in the Senate
next Monday on the pending tariff
bill. He has always been all advocate
for degree Of protection and he viii
consequently approve tho renewal OF
duty on iron. coal. orc. kaolln. cox,
and various other articles, including
cuffs and collars. On this grounC
some OF the free traders have had con
siderable sport. but David does moi
mind their taunts as he ia determine,
to stand By those who stand by him
He is wise in this respect. Tor II Glove
hndltes arc oyerthrown, 10 will b
ready to exclaIm You mood no
shake your CORY LOCKS at me. 20,
cannot cay did it, Tie Senator Il
wiser than Ills mallagers, aud in tn,
reorganization of parties he will |,
conspicuous leader.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

ington and Fame Engine houses about
8 o'clock last evening was in eonse-
quence of slight fire in the kitche n
OF the dwelling occupied by John
wigglesworth. No. Is East Second
street. which originated from an over.
heated stove. The iiamas were extln.
Ruished before serious damage was
done. The front was occupied by the
shoe store Of John J. Hayes. but the
flames did not reach 1t or in any way
injure It and business went on to-day
as usual.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

While Mrs, Collins, the sister of Mrs.
FRANK stidham. accompanied by
another lady, were crossing Fourth
street yesterday afternoon, a carriage
which was being driven rapidly down
Market street, suddenly turned iutc
Fourth street. As tie lerge turned he
was directly In the path OF tho .adles
Inc numerous spectators looked
with bnted breath, expecting TO see the
iron hoofs OF the animal crush tne
ladies under its iron heels. just a.
this a'oment the driver. with grip Of
IRON. drew tho horse down upon It's
launches and the ladies were safe
I1hlH ID q very dangerous crossing Hud
% true, manly blue coat should bo sta
toned there to protect the pedestrians
against such acoideuts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Through some serious mistake, the
Belgian steamship GaaCa6e. from
pAtlads.N lla tor Galais. France. went
ashore yesterday IN the Delaware
river near LddysLone Piers, sh,
10 hari aground. aud tugs sant to pu /
Eor oil tit;ta! 10 move her. She mas uI
board ia lia gallons of crude pptro
leum in bulk, valued at SIS. 557. 1t il
believed that the vessel Is Damaged,
and that enc will have to ligbten haI
cargo before she will float the cargo
Is insured ia Paris, and the vessel a
Antwerp ard Brussels.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

The coiored man, Taylor. whom
President Cleveland nominated for
Register OF Wills o: the District OF
Columbia, having been rejected by the
sennte, Eivos AIR. Dicsey c.anse tc
renew h!s application with prospect
OF sucetss unloss tho President has
another colored friend whom lie " shes
60 reward II SeLGtoF Gray, how
ever, will do his duty properly, our
mutual friend, DIckey. may got that
recognition which his political ser
vioes.so iuatiy entitle him to. We
commend Mr.. Diekey to Presidential
favor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Rev. Alexander 4. Bowser was in.
stalled pastor OF the First Unitarian
/ Church last night. The church was
decorated with flowers and the ser
lvlces wero very interesting The ser
vice opened by a selection from the
choir. followed by prayer by Rev. W
ii. Johnson. Rev. ID. W. Morehouse
of New York, secretary of tho Middle
States Conference OF the Unitarian
Church. read the Scripture lesson.
Miss Wales sang solo and Rev. Jas.
Ii. H odgln OF Germantown preached
tho Installation sermon. After the
sermon Rev. Mr.. Moreaouse prayed
George ". Stone delivered the charge
to the pastor ana Rev. VIM. Ii. Joln
soE addressed the people
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

The now spiral iron stairway from
the Tacony Iron Company for the new
poetoffice building. corner OF Ninth
and Shipley streets, has arrived and
are ready to be put in place. Also the
Corinth,an iron heads for the columns
to be set up in the corridors ar.
to the building. The upper derrick
will be in position by Tuesday. when
! the woramen will commence to lay
stone on the tower, which will be
thirty-six feet high.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

A special weols' course in Short.
hani and Type writing G. nights q
week. will DO given ~ Cooley Com.
merelal and Shorthand College, begin,
ming Monday night. April 9th, at 7.l5
O'Clock. The instruction is Individual
not class. Pefsons of either sex may en-
roll at any paymente,a special lower
rate. with easy terms. New students
also being received weekly in tho Day
Sessions for the Commercial or Short.
hand Courses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07
Saving a Five
Dollar Note on
a Light Weight
OVerCOat .......

It's a preliminary drive to
pouring into your daily read
ing our great budget of new
things lin Spring Clothing.
When you see the quality
you'll say-Yes, the buyer
can pin bis confidence to the
advertisements of the old
corner. Here are SIS and
9l9 .Overcoats as beautiful
as l could wish and they're
selling for $40 and Sl2.
You'd rather have one OF
these. maybe, than many a
one at twice the price.
Isn't it time to secure that
choice, elegant Spring Suit
that you're going to buy
this season2 It's just the
right time for getting the
incest things. Fine goods
are very low. A Black Suit
for $12.
Dollars reach their great
est buying power among
Mail Order department re.
turned Suits. All these
Suits were fsingly made to
measure. We can't tell at O
glance which one will fit you.
Takes a few minutes, per.
haps, to find the one that
will. Once found, every
dollar you pay brings you
two dollars worth. Isn't il
worth trying
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Three young men got into con.
troyersy last Sunday evening. when
one Of them kicked one OF his com
panions. hurting him quite badly,
after which he left. The parties have
aimee been looking for him, In order
that he may be arrested. Persone
who do not wish to be kicked should
avoid such characters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

DR.. Bulls Cough syrup ia the best
The whole family say SO. Mr.. JOSEPH
Migiotta, Stanwlx Hall. Albany, N. l..
writes from that famous old hostelry
y had a very bad cough. tried dir
Ierent cough hyrups AMI tloy did mt
no good. A friend told me to try Dr
Bulls Cough Syrup. and | did. using
three bottles in three weeks and Ii
CURED my cough. ] always use 1t for
cold.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

The congregation of Epworth III. E.
Church gave reception to few. and
Mrs. L. W. Layiield last evening. Mr..
and Mrs, Laylield and daughter ar
rived IN this city yesterday and took
possession OF the parsonage. An ELL
joyable time was spent and the re-
ception was one Of the largest ever
held in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Now Ia the time to have your car.
riage looked after, and done up In
good style. We are prepared Il. re.
pair your carriages lii tho best and
cheapest manner. All work guaran.
teed. Give US Il trial and be convinced.
Nalther & Co., South of Marke
Street Bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Arc sold in the Economy meat market
SO when you arc in want of nice
roast, steak, stew, lamb chops, outlet
calf liver, sweet breads. soup meat,
corned beef, or anything in the inca
limo. and want 1t good und at the low
eat market prices stop at tho Economy
meat market. 403 King street. Phone
$3.50. Free delivery. Harry Ramsber-
ger, proprietor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

lNOTlcE--r. CIarkson JennluGs tenant
~ and occupant of the house situated
et sie and 81 Market street. known ~
hotel lenDines, In tbs Fifth ward, "a
the city Of Wilmington. county of New
Castle and State of Delaware, III compl;,
ancc with tho requirements Of the act3 OF
the General Assembly In such case fnada
and provided do hereby give NOTICE thai
shall apply In writing to the JudRot 81
the Court of General Sessions Oh tho
Peace and jail Delivery OF the STATE or
Delaware. In and for New Castle County,
on Monday. the seventh day or May
1881. being the next term of said courE
FOR n license for said house, as an inn OF
tavern. for the sale therein of intoxlcat
Ing liquors In less quantities than ont
quart, TO be drunk on tho prsm.
ises, and tho following respectable citL
zena OF said ward, at least twelve OF
whom are substantial freehoiders Of said
ward recommend the said applications
viz :
A. l.. Ainscow John @. Weller
George Justis Richard Heritage
Bennrd 7. lInsson Joseph Davidson
Benz. l.. Mecannon Patrick Neary
Joshua u. Harding Charles q. KlrtA
Samuel Peliheimer W. 8. VERNON
Howard Ogle Edmund Mitchell ii
Edward f. Kane G. H. MCCALL
James II. Kane j. r. y. White, NJ. d
John A. Fry james H. Hasbpn
4. ". snyder William q. Hohelen
~ \; :; S9slln A. W. Hnrtlng
ah-st CLARKsoN JENNINas.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

III. Grady has removed from 1884
King street to the Northeast Cor.
ner Third and King streets and Will
open out on Saturday morning April
7.ready for business with full line of
Spring goods, latest STYLES, lowest
prices. both Black and Russet, where
he will be pleased to meet all his Gus
toners. III. Grady. N. L. Cor. Third 4
King streets,