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

Delaware Avenue baptist ChurcN. cor
ne. OF Delaware Az nue. lul West street.
Preaching 1870 n, IN, nul 73t y, III.
by Rev o. r. m. po d. u. h.bic school
T.. IA. Prayer Uirutiug at 6.Bl y. M
anu on Wednesday AZ y. N.
MeuoNcnviiln Mlsstou OF tho beta
ware tvenuo iIHptist Church, cor. NH
aud ihPont streets, Prfa 1hinJ i';d0 q.
Il aT aas i Er.Eor y s 5a9 I'ST Iaa;
s,,pol9n IA. Prayer meeting Thursday
~ r. ~,
IN oft Nvanuo Mission Of the Delaware
Avtitti" li'ptlSr Church. Ellytt ANenl"
aud Washington street sunday sC1aDl
9Ii IN nul Billie clns5 2iI p. IN,
Preaching 10. ~ a.. IL. nul IA p. NJ. ~ Tie
licy. itlclihtd lilc1cl. OF Grocer Semi
ntrd. Prayer moetuE Thursday 80 y. IN.
West Presbyterian Gnurc'r, :. W. corner
EiElth nd Washington strrota. Rev A,
keiEwIu itH-tur. praschtug bS pastor
: u. III. y. =, :. q. T., 6.tj y. M.
Tho SECOND Advent Church over Crosby
\ HIS store. Market street, auJSc sixth.
iIcIhlnG At 1875 H. III, by y. W Qu:Iley
Prayer Il d cNpe fence meeting AT 80 H.
M. Id hy sister summons All are InVit-
ed md In tne spirit OF tho MHStc, Will
he heartily welcome.
East Lake Presbyterian Church, FbIr-
tleih and Madison strc"ts i.rV. ], Edgar
trHhklln past. Prranatng no a, m.
I,rIati9,h I'M ..,Vn, ~. 5iir'5, ii u ~,
-, :, ~ q" ~ " W.
Eighth. REV. j, b Bfiekhou-e pRsfar,
Preocl,iur H. ID a. m, sunday school b NJ
| u, m rlraching ~ n, IN,
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,",iIes ~ II I,tta. nll MN
~, " ,'it q, ~ - - ~ o's,N Us
- a. u H'hoo'
-r. " :" '' "a '''''i - p u
| st. PHhl'a A. u. Church. south VIII.
mlHRton' Hey' y w. n3ther. pasior'
fccd,,iitlS ~ q. N Nullhal ihao' ia f.
~ ffeieih siis 80 p, ~. " BRO. W. II
~ 'NF' III h,"lt .5rr' must pay your ~
! "cHts. NJ i"N''H'h
! n X 'loyt'isn,I n,stnr.In.r1Sr,,a Gyo
! frus ~ ~. OuafIerIv mprti,iS A. ii
4 a m. uTea.,iiiti', liz h, nv II Nirl,n.
I a.. PrT1 .tti,,y IN u. n Ly iff, e II
i Walker. Al 7..,J prrarniux IN Rsy. r
/ l,enn5n,fton.
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i rec nI'' .llS' hissloh' SertH,sS IN inc
1 llth and l2tn streets. SUNDAY school Mt
i $50 IN. Class 1913 u. ~. Ivcrybady
/ welcome. Promotion of Holiness npn'.
i inL5p. ~, Chlldrrn's meeting G.iI ana
! preaching i42l 10y BIO Walton, OF PHHu,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07
lBREMNAN'S 8
SURPRISING SALE
SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE,

While we have made special eff.
fort to direct your attention to the re-
markable values in Furniture and Car
pets we are Offering since beginning our
great 20 per cent. cash discount sale,
we would mention that the advantages
of the reduction are by no means con-
fined to those lines.
AS the reduction is general through
out our entire stock it applies equally
to our elegant line of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

A delightful evening social was h9ld
Thursday evening at The rasidei O, Il
James j. Enxle,3l2 East Fourth IT. set,
which was highly enjoyed by al pres.
ent. Tho ttmo quickly passed In play
Ing gaInts and vocal and Instrumental
music. Refreshments wera served in
abundance and Tie noluplhy disperssd
In the Wee Emn' hours OF tho morning
much pleased with tho evenings gu.
tertanment.
=. Among these IIePent we're: Misses
Flora Bluekiston. Lizzie Hellere, rlla
Abel, Suale stevenson, Cora rruitt,
Laura Coisteln, "ena Morris, Edith
Matter. siill!o llatileld, Anna Marvel.
Minnie Nichols. Messrs. John White,
Elmer RldEewdy. Clarence Elliott.
VIM. Wright. James Il. Cohoc. Joseph
Lore, George snow, Harry Shaw, n.
SHAW. Willie NUNS. Herbert 1.ngle.
Mr. Colo, Mr.. Grouse, MIR. and Mrs.
JAS. +. Engle. hlastor Eirden Eugle.
Master John Hopkins.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

haps. wish to publish my words. But
even at doe not detec ms from writ
iRyIl tho truth. haveno sympatt y
', Ia TIE ma who helps tear down tue
ridge that carried hlln over. Neither
do I5ympathI2e with thenan whuhides
facts Just because thor publication
may promote the success OF others.
Pdne's celery compound helped me.
That's tic tact of tho case.
Finding myself run down and get :
ling In II State OF nervousness, recent
~, took tho advice OF II medical
friend, uud LoIEht paines cciery com
pound, lis Use gave mo strength.
en- orgy, and buOytncy. BustLess cares
wore made lighter than ever before.
believe III the efficacy OF Pane's
celery compound"
Mr.. loomey's experience Is like that
Of thousands OF others.
Brain workers.. those who suffer
| from debility, eNhauHtlon. mental do.
pr'ssion, sieopiessnsss, find Paines
celery compound a certain reiurenGtor
OF the vital portions. Hard study
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Tho name OF Donohoe's Magazine
founded by Mr.. Patrick Donohoe. uf
Boston, iii 1879, Ia known aHd re- ,pect.
cd throughout the English spending
worlt.
Within the past year 1t has achieved
almost marvellous lrcosS, and stands
to day peerless in Its Held doing
splendid work FOR greater religious
tolerance and better economic conii
lions. THIS success has been won un-
der the direction Ut Its new publisher
Hon. Daniel p. Toumey, who. In addl'
ton, Is Mt tho mead Of one Of Bostun's
book publishing companies and is II
representative from that city In the
Legislature Of Massachusetts.
Mr. 1oomey writes as follows In O
candid and interesting letter.
II believe In FHiuu's cslery com.
pound. il tell you why, you may PER
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

among students Ia diract cause of
debility Energetic action cannot be
ept up In the brain End stomach ut
the same time. If the mind he intent
Is occupied with profound thought tie
naryous power will be concentrated in
the brain, and the stomach being de-
deprived or it. indigestion and disease
ensue llcncn the weak digestion and
sa!low complexion OF literary men
and their constant complaint OF i'll
health
1t is also true that hopeful man or
woman can do more work aud got
well faster than one In despair. From
the first taking of laino's celery com.
found feeling OF confidence In re.
cOvcry comes over the invalid. New
blood and fresh nervous energy givO a
hopeful outlook. Pains's celery com.
pound hastens conyalescenca wonder
fully.
In the spring. II ever ther0 is mead Of
food Tor tile nerves and brain. Paine's
celery compound makes the weak
strong makes the poo! 10 we'll. Try it..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

The now passenger steamer Viking
was launched from tho yard of the
Jackson and Sharp Company tlis af-
telnoon. as she gliiad into tie water,
n daughter of Captain William Cert.
ing, OF llayre de Grace. hld., broke
n bIttla Of wine over her bow, christ.
eLing her tie Viking. Tie new steain.
er il l35 feet long u feet hoam aud 10
feet depth Of hold. and will be uecd as
an excursion steamer at tho Isle oil
Shoals, The Pussy and Jorea Com
pgny will supply her with machinery.
she will la under tine command OF
Captain Gertlng.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Good bit of advantage in dealing with
us foc footwear. when good quality
and a less than usual price Is all Oh.
iect. Some stores claln low prices
and do not have them. We let our
prices and goods do a little OF their
own talking and 1t doesn't tnke much
OF an examination to prove wo are
money savers on sine bills. It Isn't
IN our He To promise shoes below
cost, for thats all nonsense. but II
your wants include footwear OF any
kind to-day you will find your shoe
money will do It's hest buying nj our
store. Forman's. No 10 Enst Fourth
street, between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

II. A. Knsey of this city Is a9ou. to
rnceiye n contract from tho Cramps Of
Philadelphia, for engraved metal Sign
plates. Areporter this morning WIS
shown an englLe plate FOR tho Pu-ey
y Jones Company and it was thing
of beauty. BY thu engraving process
which he uses. the Old time way OF
filling letters is lar surnas sed. Plates
Eilsten aud tho Engraved lettera
show TO good advantage. The beruty
Of tho work is that when tho letters ara
engraved they can never fail out Ike
in the old sign plates. lie secured
the work from Crimps through the
recommendation Of Pussy and Jones
and Harlan and Holling5worlh Com
panies,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07
THE CHURCHES.

-, 49,, ,,,,, .,
lmnann'l church ilShiln Rev. X.
J. Hanm1nd, rotor, fr"m'hin9 at lg.N
a. NJ hnEl nJ9 p' a. Seats lree' sunday
H'',o' ~ W
y fhItr" p ~, ~ urea N'l thw.st r!rhcf
~ ~ Li%nIl e,a ~, t"5 sttvtts' roy li'h4'
y y MHtlay, rector setFlgta OF. suilpE;
~ u. r. ana ! D. m SUNDAY school $40
ll' M ,II5 iP' N eNeillHS prayer Hni
lsEiu fe' l'i'hpp ole IAN WIN administer
ihtlIlt OF r'"hF'''dt1os W t4e morning
St MEhaefs Chqrea, Chestnut and
ADAMS - %eT. \ !. Pa Cot.,ulah
ltt'"r' nov i*arhNFift " W. D; ~, Even
!to.5 N9ai.hl'nipil ~ q, N "tdaesdaya
,, Ma ilt'tpE anI a dress,
Rrfortaed EpiseopaI Church Of the Cove
nani, T.t.rl ami West streets Rcv.C r..
leuitidH4, PASTOR. Ptoath N lnila ~.
SilbJeatj "brlNtns DAt me LnrluJ, nnJ
r, ~ ForA wen hni fOrsl wing. ~ =.
~ Ihrlk tiAu .hde1yof H'etlh&. sunday
ie5oo' a. ny w! = ? m
Chhrdh OF the NsY ierN salem, corner
De-. NJ. aHl Washington street. itev.
7. q Clbei pastor. Preaching i0.31a IN.
aUl IA y. N MJrn'nE subject rue
iia,MleIsnt nc 'up4iildt turn, Evening
nv tiif ,le% uHsg q, a'''hl7 '"'' 'uh-
aaE 'e'H '13' VI ! i, u M
sevedth DaY Adventist meeting in Rod
Nous aJii SO -nptey stree SAhbatn
seHug. saturday to a, IN. Services A II
III nhtc lecture sunday Hiterhool Ut
~ bE tiltr T. T. Jones' ol baltimore
All { nv ny
81 Pkuis NJ /. Church, Tt4 and Market
streets Rev. I. 4. ferry pastor. At
10. 80 y IN, and 40 p, II. pieaehin5.
ipimltE subject, "ihe Temptation ut
l"su-, Rev 5. N Morgan Wi preach IN
Inc cFHH tnf HDtaln4 G. rs ~ a. y
tuAaF school ' 10 a. W AM p in.
= u L, ser ices b.' .. IN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Marshal Launan on Monday morn.
ing nest will sell the sloop Ellen .osf,
with tackle and furniture. 1T Littls
Greek, Kent t0aniy. The Aar,hal
sel2ad the sloop about ten day. ago.
Tho funeral OF IL rs Annie %. Alex.
ander, the ll-Yeur old daughter OF
James i. Alexander will take plaee
tomorrow. luterment Will 30 ma 10
at IIUpsyell, Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

tbs social gwen last evening by the
II. r J.. 5. G, at their room, Cav hrop
building Fourth and shlpiey straets,
was very enjoyable affair, quite a
number OF the lady friends oil mem.
pers being In Attendance cog dane.
Ing by atosBls. lflue aud Clinton sing.
ing by heHsI5 Slaughter aud Allen
were m ah enjoyed he next secIsl
viii oe held In their room for meta hos
and lhdy frienls only on next FRIDAY
evening. April 18Th. 1anc.ng 20 start at
D In. sharp.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Thomas Ector OF Southwood. Pa.
will remove to SprinEvllle, LYNN
County. Iowa, ON the 10th Instant,
where he will engage In the lumoeP
busineas. and contracting and build &.
ing, lie Is an active md energetic
man and is calculated to succeed In
whatever he undertakes, Nu wish
him health and prosperity Ia his new
luuln
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Tho bi.monthly exercises OF tho high
rcbool scholars at New Castle were
very plens mt yrsterday afternoon,
Principal Knapp nnd his assistant.
Miss Draper, Rra doing everything In
their powerto teach thu rising genera
ton how to declaitn In public withuu
embarrassment a very pleasing pro-
gram WINS rendered.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07
Announcement.

respectfully ann unpe TO my
friends and the public that havo
leased tho shoe store, Is East Second
street, ana have opened thr Same With
y nice now stock OF ladios', gentle
mems aud chlldren's boots ana shoes,
which have leon carefully seleetod and
bought lpr h0 very lowest cash prices
and Will he sold at a small advance or
thu actual cost. 1t viii he my con.
slant aim to furnish tie best goods al
lowest Prices and 10 do my utmost to
please my customers. II viii pay you
to examine our goods and prices
further announce that Mas Eta
h. Crossail, that efficient snleswotnan
well known to the irudo, having served
ilhfully for abou -four yeara at 5ab
cocks. 2O6 Market street, will be en-
ployed with US, where che will taxa
pleasure In serving er old friends AMI
the public,
JoAy j HAYES. IS L Second ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Tho mysterious burning Of the Du
Pont barns, the arrest trim, and con.
ylctton VI soma OF the leaders In that
famous conspiracy. have Geeu made
the basIs Of thrilling tale Of love, re,
renge and clever detective work, which
will appear In Tho Star to morrow
The story, Is written III valn Of al,
epttlng interest and being compiled
4 ON notes by dete ttyes Wilkinson.
Lynch and Mrs. Barton. und rsvepiing
AZ illoes many things hat nave hlthcr
TO baen a profound mystery, WILL com
mand the attention OF every one. DO
not ipisA tiIs absorbing revelation Of
love snG riIlainy light In thts comml
mtg, Order tho sunday Star Of your
DewsIealel now.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

About midnight Tire broke out In the
PM adoiptlia Dlstiilory, at Eddington,
which Is about eight niles above Tor.
rsadale
The place WAS three etorlee high.
ana was operated by Philadelphia
capital.
Yesterday was tho first day the place
started up. The origin of the flo IL
not known.
The place was almost entirely dc,
stroyPd.
I he loss is about $4,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

The habit of throwing articles OF
vegetation uron Tho sidewalk should
not be continued. Mrs. Chulles II. Mid
dlnton stopped upon King street and
plcked from thu side walk piece Of
vegetation when was lying lust In
tae path oil tile pedestrian. IL was
y kind act aud showed lilo humane,
kind ana careful habits OF tho lady.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Why not place your orders for
monumental work you are contom-
plating erecting this spring with Geo.
\! Jones, No. l02 West Eighth street
lie wl Ii guarantee You a new design
for lowor price than what you Will
pay elsewhere for old ones. Designs
and estimates cheerfully furnished
gratis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07
I he loss is about SIS. 600.


Alfred i. Warner will sell on Mon.
day, oonlnencing at ton o'clo ok, the
largo stock OF iron, stool sul hard
waro at tho CORNER Oh Third and
French streets which ho recently ptir.
chased OF Bellut Il TO. Tho sails will
0e continued from day to day until
tie Whole stock shall be sold. See
adv.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Mrs. John Fagan. 23l Shiploy street,
had her pocket 9i cked this morning.
aud lost the cont ents S., 10 IN small
change. Mrs. tagan laft her home TO
attend market, anu whom she got 10
Fourth aud King streets tho pocket.
book was gons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

It was reported on tho street this
morning that all improvements had
been stopped ar thu WORKS OF thu
American Laather COMPANY. II could
not DO ascertalnnd what tina cause wa3
whether II was from another duilness
In the business or from any other
cause,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Tie congregation Of Ilarrlscn II raot
h. +, cirrch tust evening gave tl-lr
PsEtos $ Rome rOmuE. J Is Trlen-
lsf made the nd lra+5 OF welcome, to
Whiuh Mr. snort responded /. II.
George then presented to tho pastor
on beAa OF tho congregation, i we'll
nlIed purss,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Naxt week Riddles Milf, on the
Brindywine, will only work four
days week. Tnsy were offered full
time and u per cent. reduction or
four days week. Ihay accepted tho
latter. They had been working eight
hours day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

The large barn OF Eihu Talley
situated on the Concord pike, near
T4lleyv!lle Brandy wine hundred. was
Hired 10y some scuuniral between II
and IL O'Clock lHst night, md was
completely destroyed, together with
fourteen cows. two horses, lot OF
nay and straw. harness, farming ln.
plsmenis and other Articles, the pro
gross OF The llamts being so rapid after
their discOvaTy that Ouiy tive horses
three cows three heiiera ana one bull
wtl Q saved ~ Frank R.Tuiley who had
bis lips ana face blstered by tho
heat. Three valuable dogs also lost
their llyes. nunber OF neigh.
bors collected Mt the lire. but hey
were unable to render any material
assistance. The loss Will reach come
$4,000. Against this there are SO 800
Insurance in the Farmers Mutual In.
surunce Company, OF Mil Creek hun
dred 1t Ia a pity that the sroundrels
who applied the torch should escape
arrest aud proper punishment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Captain La mbers. who was In New
Castle yesterday, brought home fine
shad, which WIS caught by John ShGci-
dan ana George Woolson. II weighed
81 pounds. Ii WIS weighed Dy Frank
Stout
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

The UUion Cottage Prayer Meeting
will he held at Slstrr Motions, No. 5lS
orange street, commencing at 80
p. IN. led by Bro. liohirson, Come.
Christian frlcude. aud try aud bring mn
uusttvod person with you. 1he public
ia Invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Tho Reading Railroad Company's
steamer kattlesnako will arrive at tho
Harlan u Hollingworth Company
yard In few days to he built into
collier. All the machinery will be re.
moved and tho work will occupy a
Few carpenters for about Il IN onlh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07


Several months ago come OF the
mous pension frauds perpetrated 10
Buffalo, N. T." through tho Office OF
Colonel W. Bowen Moore. pension
agent In that city. and the colonel
himself, as we'll as his whole office
force, was arrested and put under bail
for trial.
The charges against the clerks were
almost Immediately dismissed. there
not being enough evidence to get the
cases sont to count. Now tho charges
against Colonel Moore and hts sou, Mr..
Alfred II. Moore. have all been dis
messed by Judge Coxo. OF the United
States Circuit Court rs utterly un.
sustained by tho governments own
evidence.
Colonel Moore and his son are thus
eptlroly viudicated and have resume ed
their business. The prosecution seems
10 have emanated entirely from the
efforts OF the Dem ocratic administrGS
ton of the Pension oillcc 10 hit ut the
old soldiers and their friends The
special agent, upon whose cath these
charges were nude against Colonel
Moore and his son, is Tehnessean OF
ex Confederate affiliations. lIe Will
probably have to answer now himself
In sundry cults for damages for false
arrests. Colonel Moore Ia son-ln.
law OF Samuel Blddlo. Eco, OF this
city and consequently number of
our citlaonS are glad to hear that the
malevolent Intent to ruin his reputa-
tion reeolls on the head OF the whilom
traitor who made 1t. lie should be
made to suIfer by the payment of
damages.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Tho Ladies' All Society Of Nj.
Salon ii, l.. Church will hold a 80 ial
lnEathsring at the homo OF Mrs. j $.
llliler highlands, Iuesday seyaning,
Arm 10Th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Meat Inspector Adele coal oiled a
box and two barrels of herring belong
Ing to Jance August and Robert
Cook, who stand on King street below
Second, about noon to-day. Tkoy
Ind been kept over from "Wednesday
and were in bad condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

DR.. W. b. Derrick, OF New York, will
lecture In Bethel A. NJ. Il. Church on
Thursday night, April I2th. We hope
the inte gent psoplo of Winning On
will hear Dr Derrick.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

a martyr to the turlures Of neural
gln, happy! Mr.. T.. L. Manning. firm
oil Hewlett and Alarming Norfolk, Va,
writes: For the past Is years have
at frequent intorvIls been hiartyr
10 that eEcruclatinu and dreadful die.
ease. neuralgia, and have found no
remedy TO give me inStnnt and per-
manent relier ilSo salvation Oil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

IL you want a new hat, etop at
Plerce S Batter, No. 3 Hast It'll street.
New store,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07
Fiji ri EDITION.


Gov Reynolds this afternoon par.
doned Joseph Townsend. who was
sentenced to 8 years. imprisonment
Tor highway robbery on Nov. 81. 1891.
Townsend was given his liberty i'm.
mediately on receipt OF the pardon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

fnn1iEuA bV nwrisht.
hinxlDder EohG " +. Xii !ht, Jos,
g: williamson. William "a ming
W 'tows psns!ons GG o. yso .. Cd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Jl-' out k-ney 5Ye.
BDr.y LINN soap Ih4 sh-a a.
cen sual u}er nude. Try lar iur
your IT,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07
For
Young
Mems
TTada

the new things, popular
styles and what is being
worn other places. and there
is no reason why they
shou dat be able to get
them just as easily, at as
low prices and OF as good
qualities right here in vii,
mington as any place else.
We try to please the older
men as well and carry a full
line Of staple and quiet
styles, but you would be
surprised to know how
many of them are just as
particular about being in
fashion as the young men
and why shouldn't they
We all get old soon enough
without making ourselves
look any Older.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

The lutest keieys Borax Linen
so4p, can now be had in 5-gent Eiaa ID
big bar Guaranteed to do much more
than any other ascent soap you ever
used
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

II you want a new hat stop at
Perez Il Butler No, ) Last 4tA street.
d " store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Whether in our
Clothing, Tailor,
in 6, Furnishing,
Hat or Shoe De.
partments We arc
making our strong
bid for tlhe.patron
age Of the young
men. They want
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Pierce " Butler, Hats and Caps, 5
Last Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

A barrel OF varnlsh In Richardson's
factory at Dovef exploded yesterday.
Two persons wore slightly Injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-07

Pi'lsa 4 bHttsr Hate and caps, 8
b ct t35rth street
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