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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12
Deude hsce pocoo 6la1 g ha in1talado on

Desde hsce pocoo 1la1 g ha inItalado on
santurce, On 81 Salon del CeHts, & ID derecha del
pGlacio de 10 Exposition, IN bien montado tiro 81
blanCo, con Carabinas y pisto'as de fuego aire
comp, imido. Hay prlmaI para loB tiradorss afov-
sunadoB 90 paaa alIf 81 ratio agrada blements =
on medic dc IL mayor animsci6n. OelebrafnoB
ests nueVo actraCtivo con que cueRta 81 Cartkmen
de santurse, que cada diR na haos mas acreedor
de ner visitado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Nusstro sptscia4o y active agsnte de ISa.
bella nos sRcarga manifeHtsmos los sprseiabler
suGcritores de esa locaiidad que los dfsa 6itimou
de cada mes hsgan elective Bus debitoB "a que Sc
les eAtregan los pefiedicoH domisilio rs16n de
un ochayo 81 n6mero, pueHto que del 2 al tiene
one Eemitir 81 imports aata Administrator
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Huropn, podrA tsner traseeaancia. No puade
serdslse de vistA ave 81 atchi iduqus Carlos Luis
u padre del presnrto hefedero de Ii corona de-
Austria. y qus aiempre ha inanifsGtAdo mpcha
nclinaci6D Rusis, martsni6psose ca unA glsn
reaersa reapeeto & Itaiia Alamania.
UybGsWs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Premios mayoreB de Ia Loteria NacionAl de
Madrid jugada O. 20 de En'ro psrado:
Premlo dc l40 900 mil peBetas, 19 GA; Pre-
milo de 70 900 peAetss, 1904; Premio de 35, 900
oesetas s,S7t; Premios de 10000 pssstas $50 ,
"a l27; Ptqmlos de 600 pesetas, 1881. II. 598
2l,778: Pre",ios de 3 900 pssetas, 5,l6S, 696
l6 7O8, I9. .346, 2O,ls7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Dice La DsmoeroeiG: " De Ponce no iran
delegado1 ID aSamblea autonomiuta. Reins souf
m deSaliento profunde Ia mayorfa do Los libs.
Ealsa aguardan. Si los acusrdos que ao adopton
81 l6 agt6n Il altuEs de Iau circunataRcian puoo
que eatA eiudad vuelva Il luehR aetiva. 81 lou
aspszasa - lRte1paA - lal saugaliaaaias @ q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12
Egta naahana {

EBta mahana tuvlmoB u quito de recibir II
vista del repntado eseustor sr. Caneaaa, objato
hoy de jugta adniraci6n pcr parte de este vecin.
daEio. al SIS. Oanesaa (que piensa regresar Ell
is del msa on curse para ItAlia, Wis ESpanal estk
agradecidisimo dc leo pruebaa de deferenCta que
ha xscibido en anta Capital
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12
Cana18eH1a } tren de lavad
..LAEXP0SLCI0N !"

Frents Il "AaIIOrqutnG" Sc hacsn CamiGsl
y calzoncllloG la orden hay siempre nm surti-
do eScoger precioI muy baratoI.-C CAmiSau de
saten abullonadaa y de tabIetaa, un peso. Ss
Qdrdnsisaa los tra6gios
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

ID calla dc ubarri ln Ptaas, raunieado lns con.
dicioaes que exsgs la 6.tins circular Del Col Ter.
40 il hygiene, 10 que daT6 TeaIce 81 pueblo,
iDdicando euta construction 81 buen gusto aYqai-
tect6nico del dusho. De desear 90 que GO mi.
tadorean
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Aver mafana tu ron bendaoidoH cor tods
pompa en- Ia igesia de Catsno, los ornamentou,
Cirialss, casullas, capa pluvisl etc. que
rsgal6 q squella parroquis nueBtso buen Unigo Q.
Lcdo, dom Juan Falid, rico comerCiante de Baya
mon. hi nusvo parroco. ocup6 por primera ves u
cate "a Hsgrada para dejar DIR 50 VOC eRtre
sus fsligresss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Nuestro aprecia % amigo don Juan Macho
Moreno hA rscibido del diputsdo por eVta Anti-
liz don Juan GaHc6a, an cabIegTama de Ma.
dTid anunciSndole ID concession de loa dersehoH
de 1ubilaeioa psva los maestros de snHshAnaA p6-
blica. "El Hestor" 10 publicA en- 30 slcnnce al
nhmero l9.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12
ADVERTENCIA

No ferviremos ninguna subscription LA Co
lanGPoNDENCIA que junto CON II solicitud no 90
Eomita, cuando menoa 81 importe de un trimes-
ire que SON DOS PESOS moneda corriente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Aver por Il tards 80 b. psrdido, deHde Ia
Gale de San FrsnciSGo hast8 Ii plaza de toros,
donde ss ce!ebraba ID aesta del CsrrousGel, nm
reloi de orc de seforA marCado N con a ca
denita ssrk gratifcado qnien 10 entlegue don
Julian MatieRzo. FebrsYo H. 1894 Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Anoehs Sc hs sxtravI.do dssde IL Gale de u
Fortaleza n6mero 81 hAsta Ia plizusla de Santa.
60 unE puiEera de orc mats coA vRrios rubfeu.
Ia persona que la entEegue en- 10 cslIe ds Ia For
talesa pdmero 81 ssgundo, iEquierdG en- Ia IL
brelfa de AeoatE ssr6 grstiicada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

I'm la acreditaaA pe.uquerfa Laur0k Bat,
San Francisco AZ, se han recibido por 81 sorrso
de aver las colucciones del Barcslons CSniso.
Blaneo Negro AG4rsd CSns,oO todc nutrido1
de iectn 3 anssfsima y de sh fpeAntes grabados
de actuaIidad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Segtn Il .sReYl.4. III slI' de BRrce' onR
dgue sostenido 81 prsGio dal caf6 de esta iBa por
yer algo active el consume sunqus no aa npts ten
leRcia de mejora e de Hacienda sa cotizsn lcp
Al, so kiloa de $3.50 26, al do Pueblo de 24'25
2A,75 2 el corrlente De 1lnhA 6 d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12
NoTIOIAs aENERALEs

Nos eacriben de Madrid que ha sido pro-
pussto para ID Gran Cruz de Isabel Ia Cat6lics,
nueatro respectable smigo 81 sefor don Salvado.
Bsyona, Intendents General de Haclenda de estp
lalG quien enviamos nueHtra sincela fslicitaci6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Sc snCuentra osfsrmo en- Mayagisz nuegtrn
antique amigo e OatalGH-criollo, tenor don F6.
lix ARtol popular autor de Ia cslsbrada DANA Ia
Borinoueiia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

E magnfieo colgate lie oxo con el escudo
espanol que regal6 81 Ayuntamiento de esta Ca.
pital 81 jntoligeRte eRcultor nehor Cl nsuBs, fu6
adquirido en- Il joyerfa sAu bon marche' de los
aenoreE Albe1ti y sobrino, calls de Il FortaleEa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

NueStro querido amigo 81 aefoE don Ram6n
Marin hl tenido que apszAr hoy au viais Pom.
cs, pOr encoatgarIs ligsrameats .ndiGpuelto Ha,
cemos tervisntsl Vstos por ~ proRto rsstAbIeci.
miento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

El ~ de EnsiO p.6xlmo psSsdo tuvieron In.
gar en- 10 igesa parroquisl de Infsato, solemBes
honTaa fdaebreH por sl deHcanso del que fuS
nuestro my apreclado amigo senor don Igaacio
Disz Jcglar. DsscaRse en- paz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

I Il monsda ri 81 de la s.A s1psdlci6n de il Trs.
Eatlankica De uao y otls n5s sstAmos ocupAAdo,
pero no le pueio antlcipAr inpreSioneH, pueB el
Ninst1o leva con muCha roaeEvR ell estudlo de Ii
primsrA de e.tsa cuestioAes 10 que es muy natu.
raj dada la import snela de aEuhto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

I'm Il nocha del nueVe ocurri6 m conato da
incendio casual eR Ia casa de don Nicolas Puial,
vesino de PoEee, qusmSndose parts de ua ropeTo
aIgunaH preRdas de vestir, sin que hsya eua Il.
mentsr ninguna desRracia personsl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

El tsma de todas .as , O aruaciones en- il Co.
xonAda Via eI 81 discurso po.itiso psORunciado
por 81 nsfor slivea, an un graa bsnquets COZ que
le oDsequisroR sUs pAstiaarloG cuyo aiBCurso
por 90 torma da entsndsr que formarS IN nus.
vo pa I'D politico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

AuBque afortunAdameRte de pqca gEavsdad
re encuentra enferno en- MayagIsz, nueatro que,
rido , buan amigo el Hefor don Justo Ssnchez
Taboada, digRismo coptsdol do aque.Ia Aduana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Nos han aseguradO que aver lego Il Real
OTden sutorizando 81 eBtabiacimiento en- Ponce,
de ma sucursaI del Baneo EapanoI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

WLEAsE LA sE0CION Do PesasssuspOs
lue venimos pubhcando On Ia cuartA plaza
de LA CoRREsPoNDEnoIA. 30-2I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Nos dicen de ToA !, 49,. El amigo dor NIa-
die Maria IEquiaEdo (agrimeRuorl egtk conntyas
yaaaQ me bpRlta qags - altals "a \ e14llna 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

PoE la via psa.hsuia. hemoI recibldo how
una iRtereaaRtfaima caIta de nuettro active 90.
rrssponsai de PAris senior Bonafoux. La publics.
rsnos oportua ameEte
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Aver hA debido laangurarse, compIetamen
to reRtaurado 81 Undo Bosque de las Palmeras de
MRy'gGeE Hsyen s., dice coIegs, baiou rdI.
t'cos, ttapecloB argClias, hHmacsa etc, etc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12
S1bG1 I1V-YefI ! d Peninsula

Giran Corta vista Loo aenores Sobrino ds
Izquierdo Comp FortaIe3a 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

VaTioa niios de eata Capital con anuencia de
sua respectiVeS papaI, han acordadO dar IN baiIe
en- el Csutro gAllego.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12
L6Qse eSt0

Carbon de pledra. Oemento "Coromo'.
CararratillaS, AradoE, vands Ludwig Duplace
Tstuan ii, San Juan Pto- Rico
l6-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Un nafor diputAau Uortsa, autimado amigo
nuaGtro noa eGcIiho dqade NadxidS entire atTas
eegAa 4 spe aigpel- alyisa p agRata yalatays
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Sc encuentFA snfsrmo aunque de POGO euids
do, en- MaysgIez, 81 inteligente ingenisrio agr6-
aomo, seioY don Guillermo Quintanilla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12
Sc aIQulIa

Upa caIa nueva con gl,s 5 habitlcioneS fren.
% & u Capilla de Santurce. laformar& don Pc.
dRo Carrie en- dinho havrio "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

tuvieron en eapilla, "a kcausa 90 leo VisltaH que
racibiaron de iaa autoridadas otras psraonas
Rots bles " por las que es hislercn alguno1 indi
viduou de uus tamiIiaa, contaadoAe entire ellos la
anpona hiiou de uuo de lcs roou; pero como las
smociones cue ettoa tristeH espsot8culos producen
an 81 alma SON mas bien para sentldas que para
ger deucr;tas. hsga eyacia de ellae los leatorev
de Ia CoRREsPoNDENCrA Dios haya acogido en-
al seno las alnaa do aquslloa nieicsH; que Si
grandes fueron loa crinenea qge cometieron,
grande he sido tambi6n 81 CaStigo con que los han
expiado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

La situaci6n de Italia De aR4ava muy visible
mente. LIS revoluci6n Eocialista de Ia iala de ST.
cilis, aunque RofoCada por el momsnto, hace te.
mer qua cualquier dia estalle tamb Ga en- ID Pc
niRsula. EEn eI Vatisano ss tiensn ideas muy pc
simiatau aobre el porvenir de Itslia, en- 81 Qui!
rinal debs aRponerae que no Ienan ideas mas
alhagIehaG. Dias pasAdos rod6 por u preBaa 10
notiCia dc que ge intentaba an acomodo entire 81
Quirinal 81 Vaticano para cnmbatir jnRtos ell
movimiento revoucionario que smena1a, hasta
% diio que eI aeior CriSpl habia Conferencia.
do aobre eatog aHuntoa con 81 cardenal Rampolla.
PoT otra parte, loS psri6dicos de Roma mas afeC
tor 81 Vaticano Yuelvan pgeoCnparHe del pals
que pudiorA serYiR de aailo 81 Papa, 81 lau cir
cunstapcsa 10 obligaron Galir de e ciudad eteY-
ma TodoB astos SON aintomag de que en- Roma
de- tiensn grAndes tsmorea de que la reYoluci6n
eatalle, qua venga acompahada del obliRado
n6quito dc violensias Cat6atsofeR.
Una noticia do BenGaci6a para concluir. Sc
eonSiders como Neguro que 81 archiduque CARLOS
LpiG, heSmano dol ampoTadoI de Austria haR6 on
brave usa Viaita II tsmiHa imperial do Russia.
si SsRs aiaie q YsEiaaa, aase q autaae aatapl 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10
THIRD edition.


In tho Municipal Court this morning
before Judge Ball, Edward Mcclure
was fined IS and costs or 40 days for
drunkenness. John Hanley was drunk
yesterday after begging seven shirts
and other clothing. He WIS fined S3
and costs. George NJ. butcher was
drunk and dlsorderly at Fourth and
Market streets. lie was fined IS and
coats
Charles Farrell and James Tomlln.
son.tw small boys, were rscommitted
In order tnas Mr.. stout may hlve a
chance TO investigate their cases. Last
evening they We're removed from the
Peoples Theatre for disorderly con-
duct. Judge Ball stated that the Gus
tom of lnrge number OF boys stand
ing on the pavement opposite these
places OF amusement will have to
change quartars. as the nuisance will
certainly DO broken up, and he further
stated chat small boys like these
should not be allowed to attend the
pei forinances. The boys beg the
money and instead of taking 1t home
to their mothers spend 1t to 20 to tn,
play. This 10 certainly good NOV,
on the part OF judge Ball.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

Alce hanks and Tom Fleming were
driven by their owners Thursday on
tho Longslretch track and lowered
their records from 3. 30 and minutas
down to $50 and $50. Funds have
been raised to furnish new track,
which viii Be called the Willow PARK
truck. Any ono Wishing to Join the
clu3 should apply 10 tho sports OF the
PARK,
II were a horseman l would try
ami hold him ON his fact and not use
so much whip.
II were tile item writer Of this
place would cali it ny It's right name,
tne owl.
Miss Jennie Wright or Stanton Is
visiting har sister la Philadelphia.
II ! were a man who raisad n dozen
colts woald try and keep tnem off Of
my neighior's wheat ilald and snve
trouble.
MI. Wlliem Hawthorn and wife will
start for Ohio In Il few weeks, and We
wish them II happy time.
Any ono wishing to purchase n new
wagon should call on Chambers, as
they AFRO the leading whee!wrignts OF
the town.
II I were man | would not get
mad when got paid off all my week g
wages IN pennies. Take care of the
pennies and the dollars will take care
oil themselves. SPORTY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

John Mulvena. one OF Wtmlngton's
most prominent contractors and
builders. died at his home at Sixth
aud Van Buren, streets, about 1890
O'Clock this morning from pneutuo-
MIA. after n months illness. He wac
about 81 years Of age. Mr.. Mulvena
wns born In Ireland. and came to this
country about 10 years ago. He was
plasterer By trade. but of late years
added contracting to his business. Ii
this work he WAS successful and has
probably built more houses than any
other Wilmington builder. Til
largest single building he ever con
structed was the new Washington
school. He was we'll liked by nil who
knew him. He leaves wife ant
three children. 1he funeral arrange
ments have not vet hecn made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

BENNINGTON. W., Dec. 16 1873.
In The spring of the year 1891 | was
attacked with grip. / WIS LAID by from
business Tor about two months. a por.
ton OF the time as sick n man as ever
lived through that observation-disclosures
From the effects oi the attack waa
really III all summer, weak and tired
and napirited. ..".
In the spring Of the year 1892 l suf-
Tered another onslaught of the same
disease, ana lost seventeen pounds of
flesh in two weeks. went back to nv
duties again with a settled conviction
that ! would be obliged to pass
through another summer OF misery,
but happily | resorted to the use OF
l'Hlhe's celery company, doubtingly !
admit, Tor | was chary of SPECIALIZED
proprietary medicines. But before the
inst bottle was useC, conviction dawn.
ed upon me Tint hero was the elixir, II
not OF lilo, still OF health. and within
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

a young man by the name OF ODon.
nell this morning walked into the
lunch purlor OF Clarence Il. Holt, No.
. East Fourth street. and In tho al
sence of tho Young Indy attendont
helped himself to some ple which was
placed on u shelf back of the counter.
When accused OF the mean theft he de,
MED 1t and as tho waitress was unat.
tended she did not insist that he took
1t. lie ordered lunch, and when again
i'll her absence no ate tho rls and after
eating The lunch left Inc parior with
out paying for either. Such a char
acter deserves to be exposed, and one
who should TO brought before the 20,
lice court for his act
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

Judge Grub sat in the Orphans
Court this morning.
}. Frank ltgKs presented the return
OF the sale OF tho real estate OF Stephen
4. URourke. deceased, which was ap.
proved and confirmed
Willard Salisbury presented return
.of the sale of the real estute OF Joseph
"a. Davis. deceased. of Rod Lion Hun,
Idred, which was also confirmed BY the
court.
Ltlburne Chandler presented the re.
turn of tho sale Of tho lato James A,
Winchester, which was approved.
Amanda lyman was appointed guar.
dian OF Elsie NJ. Howard j., Harriet Il.
aud Frank u. Lyman on the applica.
tinn OF W. L. Lyman. attorney.
}. Clifford NcAnnm was appointed
guardian OF james Alfred McA mum.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

month | was mending and really
better than before the grip first made
my unwilling acquaintance.
1 And now whom tired from brain
work or business ca -es take a wine
glass OF celery compond on going to
bed. aud wake in tho morning refresh.
ed and lit 10 begin again the tolls and
meet successfully the yexations that
infest the day.
! My wife, who is not wholly FREQ
from the Ills Inherent In womanhood,
manages with my help, to consume the
contents OF about haf.dozen bot.
Ties of the compound n year, to the
great benefit OF her health and my
Happiness. Ii ought to be understood
that celery compound is rs grateful to
tho palate as good aud wholesome
vino, while 1t Is more inviEoratlng
and lasting in its effects than any vim.
tage of the fruit of the genus Wills.
49,. $685." ...5 j. Ii. LIVINGSTON.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10
PERSEVERANCE AND GRIT!

Amer Ten Years of Misery, Assn II. Grit.
Nm, OF LIneoin Centre, Maine, Is Cured
by the Use of n Simple Remedy-His
Glowing Wa rds OF Gratefniness-
Many Others Boneaied by the Same
aIeans.
LINCOLN CENTRE. Me.-'T thank God
that used Dir. David Kennedy's Fav.
orlte Remedy Such were the words
OF Asa i, Grlll II OF this city, and any
ono acquainted with the benefit he de-
rived from Its use. knows that he has
great reason TO fool thankful. The
hlstroy OF MI. Grlhin's onee Is of so
much interest that your correspond
emit obtained full particulars
For ten Years past" to use Mr.
Grlihn's own words, a have suffered
with constant pain In lay nack which
was brought about by diseased con-
dltion OF my kidneys. The suffering
endured ut LINES id beyond words. |
doctorod and took all manner of medi-
cines, but TO no purpose. | began TO
he despondent for haying was coming
OIL ANA / wan ted to get to work. One
day was reading OF DIR. David ken-
nedy's favorite Remedy, and | told
my vile i would try II, and am thank
iul did so. / had used it but a short
while when he pain disappeared; and
then started in aud worked all
through haying and helped TO get in
twenty-three acres OF grain, aud an
feeling better than | nave for years
My wife. who has also taken Favoritt
Remedy for the sickness women drt
usually troubled with. has inducet
mnny Others TO try this valuable medi
cine. and In every case IL has cured,
where cure was possible" One o
our local physicians recently said
"Dr. Kenneay's Favorlte l;emedy has
cured more people OF dyspepsia. rheu
lnaLlsn, * ldney liver ana urinar,
troublrE, and women who arc suffer
from Illness peculiar to their sex. thar
any known treatment. The grea
value OF FAvorite Remedy los in tn
Tact that 10 dl6soIves the excess of uri
acid In the blood. expSls 1t from thi
system. thus curing the DISEASE"
'lu diabetes, BrishrS disease an,
, gravel, it has cured where all oils,
failed. Or. David kennedys Iavurit
, Remedy dan ne purchased OF AM
| dealer oil medicines ut 81 Il bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

That We caGn OF 4ell you goods below
doSt as some stores eltin TO be doing,
yet IT you need anything in footwear
We can give you better goods and
lower price9 than four out of five
stores Caa show YOU. There ara times
WHOM money Inust do It's bost buy wing,
and you can do 1t at our store. al
most evsry day brimg5 rs customers
who toll u5 our goods and prlGes are
better and lower than anything they
can find In special reduction sales. So
money saving is an obJspt, take a
ook at our goDds. ForanHa'4 No. 10
East lth street, batwesn Market and
King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

Fredrck iarr, ut Georgetown. last
night shot and instantly killed 7-year-
I'D Sidney GiUson,and In ths house of
his brother owen Glbs0n, who had re-.
turned from hunting during the day,
and placed the lOada1 gun IN a corner
Of The room. Barr is his nephew and
during tho evening wentto the i.ibson
home. lie and Sidney vera playing
WHO'D the gun was picked up and Fred
ekclaimed: ''l.ll shoot y0u," at the
Htiuo tine resting tho weapon on the
table ana pointed it ut Sidney. Beforo
his grandmother could take the
Weapon from the hoy. ho pulled the
trigger and the ent 10 load entered Ills
boiy at the shoulder, death resulting
Instantly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

The repeal OF the sherman act com.
bined with the recent silver agitation
In India and the tendency OF large
manufacturers TO crush out Jewel
dealers for he purpose of making a
trust, has caused q big slnmp In the
price CT silyerware not only in this
city but all over the country. Silver
Ia jewellery can now be purchased ut
rillcuUasly low prices. but the manu-.
raeturers and jewellers say II will go
stitl lDWaI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10


4. y. MI Church Franeh street ahava
Eighth. R"v. J p. Br.rbhpuse pastor
fisr ching la.8O q. N. sunday arhG0l . -
. m. Preaching 80 p. IN. bvy.Yui all
Mount Zioa A.. NIP Gnurch REV. J.
NJ X, johDsoh pRs'uf-ln charge. Love
least q M Preaching ;U.ils IN. ~ n
iuV l. Bos Get, Preaching ~ y IA by
IT, J.. \ HrundwHy, pa4lDr OF -. lau.UR
Etst whining on. prescning 30 b. ia
VI Fro. HlI from st. Pauls S. Suufh W IL
al gton. Ioris SIppHr IN afternoon
Quarterly Meeting.
Asbury Il. L, Ghurch. Cor. ID and Wal.
y II Streets ttp ltey, John D. 4 Han.
na. pastor Pastors Bible class a. IN
SduGAy school AZ u, IN. and . - IN
iIreasn.rg lL31 by Eev. David Dodd AM
NJ -, ny 81 CAD request, the pastor "
PR aeh Ga shall We Know our Frtendt
I ih NEtN On Christian FudgAyor Tom,
T IIersrCe Nrct.ug 3 ~, led by Mr.. Alfred
" i.Rg. Hsr Eal IN evening aad ali next
week. All invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10
DIED.

hTW II.-~on JanHaty 7sst. 1897 william
" ART stNt l-agBi - years.
Rnta' iEts anil / truI. are iuyitsl to at.
lend the funeral from 5 late residence
bear Pleasant hil. pct. Oh SUNDAY. at 10
b N. ssIY,grsat Red Lion Church.
hfsSiCK, on tho sih inst, Margaret '
MesSi =, age years sull Il months.
Relatives ani ilsends aru iuVirei To at.
%! hGi hTntner-sn- law =. ~. IoBurn ~
.W"st sixth = Get SuuiSE evening Al CD.
|inteIfnCnt 1T ttrDI getUwn. De. WAL
leave r., w & Is. depot on Monday 81
b. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

Charles Ramsberger, who recently
left this city, has returned and yest or.
day gave himself up to Sheriff Gould.
George Siaiienberger charged Rams.
berger with having 5ecreted goods
from linn to avoid tho payment OF q
80 claim. tie furnished s25o0 bail
and was released. II. II Ward Will
rlefend him. Ramsberger Is the nun
who left the city on the eve of his
marriage 10 Miss Maggie MpIoney.