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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

In the Orphans Court this morning
tho citation issued last Saturday, sum
moning ex- ounty tax collector John
y. Dougherty to appear in court and
show cause why he should not be re-
moved as the guardian Of John W.,
Edwin L. and Ma el l.. Adair, minor
children OF Edwin Adair. deceased,
was returned as non eat by the sheriff.
Dougherty Is charged with appro.
priating to MS own use funds from
the estate whlolr should have been
turned over to tha heirs. William s.
Hllles, representing the heirs asked
that tho order be continued until next
Saturday. at which tlme. II Dougher-
" did not appear, no would begin tie
legal proceedings on the bond Of John
McClailer,y, and furnished when
Dougherty was appointed guardian.
Peter L.. Cooper, representing Nc
Clatferty, was In court
The Security Trust md Safe Deposit
Company was appointed guardian of
Cartherlne. Amelia and Amulia Aker
| Il. H. Cochran Jr., presented tho p
tetlon In partition in the matter of the
real estate OF owen G, Crowley and
Richard q, Robinson, William A Scott,
william II. Duhadway, Ollie Hin and
! Samuel g. Derickson werc appointed
a commission to make the partition
llghman johnson presented the Ie
tition of Byolla Scott. adm luistt atoI
OF William G. W. Scott. to sell rea
estate to pay debts.
William :. Hiiles presented petit
tiou OF Martha Il. stewart for tine ap
pontment of a guardian. Albert L
Stewart was appointed the guardian
James II. HotIlecser. adminlstrato
Of lAnJamin d. Maxwell presru ted
petition for the sale OF real estat,
to pay debts. Tho petition wa,
granted.
willard Salisbury presented a re-
turn OF the sale of Z so interest In rea
estate OF A, /. DuIont. The return
was approved and confirmed.
Edwin Cochran. Jr.. presented {
petition OF Mary Warren. administra
triS OF Richard Il. Warren, to sell ,ea
estate for the sale OF debts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

NEWPORT, DEL, Feb Is, lS9i,-A sur
prise party was given Miss Bartnl
Crawford, of Nownort. by her friends
In honor OF her 2Oth birthday. The
evening passed away very pleasantly
In a ing games unl other kinds OF
IN enents. At ut II late hour thuy
We invited to the dinng,room
where The table was bountiiully ladon
with tho delicacjes OF the season. At
an early hour in the inornlng they all
departed wishing Miss Crawford
many moro such happy birthdays
Among those present We're: Miss
Bertha Crawford, Edith Maddux, Cora
King. Hattie King. Clara Albeit,
Lille Scarborough Lii ie Morris.
Ethel Mlllrr Agnes Garretson. Nora
stewart, Nellie Davis, Katie Parody,
Lulu Davis. Belle Parody, Mrs. Wm.
King, Mrs Newton klpg.
Mr.. Howard Crawford. II. Jester,
j A Oliver. n. Suviile. G. Harr,ion,
Edward Ee.er of Wilmington; George
stuart, Marshall Crawford, Geurge
King. John AitAl,rter. Oscar liratton,
George Morgan. Walter Morgan, Mr.,
and Mrs. 'lhomns Crawford. MIR. and
Mrs, VIII a "a Wilson, MIR. aud Mrs.
Gregg L!niD and Mrs. Etilabath
DAVIS. sod. .......
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

When the wreckoIs at the Delaware
Brenlwater learned that the schooner
Reindeer WIS loaded with danger
Gus explosive they promptly gave up
their efforts to save the schooner
which on Friday dropped anchor in
the gallo OIL Cape lionlopen The
Schooner was bonnd from Now York
for Norfolk. Va. with giant powder
IN jars and was 06i per cent. nitro.
glycerlne.
THIS tug Juno tried TO get line to
her late In the day. but did not ven-
ture close enough to succeed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17
THIRD EDITION.
SOCIETY NOTES.

The vio,et's rod the rose Ia blue,
But neither Is rs sweet as you;
fet please accept this prime bouquet
Which havo culied for you to-day
a cur Gus thing by which mean
Toe ike ht fore was never seen
These vlolets red. these roses blue
In this resp ct they're like to you;
For you ar,' falrer, sweeter far
Than o her little maidens arel
80. sending you this rare bouquet,
really ncnn 1t when l say:
The yiole 'sr,d the rose Is blue.
hut neither ls rs sweet as your
single bivssednrss let us shun,
In ~ let us be one.
Bill Finn has got TO go
Because he worries the Democrats SO;
And Callahan his place % nll
Is slated 10 succeed.our Bill.
Miss Weyl has been very sick under
the care of the doctor the past two
weeks, suffering from Inflammation OF
the lungs
John j. Gallagher on the evening of
February end Will talk on tho Life
of George Washington" before vii.
mington Lodge, A. .. U. W
The friends Of the Young Women's
Christian temperance Union IRE lnvit-
cd to reserve part of February 20 for a
pleasant Afternoon musical tea.
George W. Stone will talk before
the Kent County Farmers Institute on
Wednesday afternoon on Govern
ment Ownership Of Railroads.
Al the fourth annual dinner of the
Delaware Society of New York held Mt
Sherry's, Thursday night, Lewis g.
Nandegrift responded to the torst
"reminiscences OF one of pelaware's
Naval Heroes" Willard SALISBURY
spoke on "Delawareans Who Stay Al
Home"
Mrs warre Wilson is visiting
her parents at L ton. .. ......-
Miss Annette Miller has been visit.
Ing in Elkton.
Miss Annie McColley Is the guest o
Georgetown friends.
Miss Mary jackson Is visiting friend,
at Warrick, Md. ......
A number Of the young friends o,
Miss Lille Meglnnls last evening ten
dered her a surprise partyat her hom,
No. S02 West Sixth street. Those pres
emit were; Misses Mamie aud Elsie
Hyeore, Mary and Hattie ltutser, Alici
u aneis, Matte koiloeker, Ella Reed
Emma Wadnan, Matte MeElwee
Audle Ferguson OF Phila., May Nc
Bride Stella Dance. Annie Melvin
Lizzie MORRISON, Annn Brink, lille
Anna and Mamie Richie Annie Ma
Euire, Clara Devalinger, Gladly
Ricurds, Mary and Sarah Sarlng, Mrs
Meginnls. ..
Frank c. Ross. Wilson Ferguson
Royal Woodrow, Augustus Dennis
Wilired Buckmaster, Victor Rawins
Willard larnall, Frank SandersOn
Eruest Parks. George Monek, WIlliau
Meginnis, Samuel Alexander, OIL
and Thomas Porter, Wesley Watson
Marshall ietman, Lewis Nc Bride
Frank Gray, Hurry Reed, Ralph Nc
Coliy. j. II. Mellon, L. L. McMuiilr
ohurles Woodrow Emil Bell, CaleI
Woourow, isaac Gray, Waiter Nc
Mulliu. George Crues. Frank White
Harry Boys and Charles Barney.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

Before Judge Ball this morning II.
l.. Mclaughlin was lined 81 and costs
for drunkenness.
The case against John Hasson OF as.
sault and battery on his brother Ed.
ward was continued until this even.
Ing.
John Kennedy, who had boon locked
up over night was discharged from
custody. He WAS trying to separate
two boys from lighting when the
officer appeared and he was arrested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

Mr.. Frank Porter, the ropua
butcher. Al seventh and Madison
strfet-, willie busily waiting upon his
customers this morning, holding a
knife in his hand. attempted at he
same time to maize chsuge from lis
cash Iagiater, In doing 40 lie struck
the knife ia sucira manner TINT It re.
bounded and cut hls hand quite badly.
Assistance WAS procured at once uud
tlIs flow OF blood stopprd. After II
llttlo rest no Was able to no on with
HIS business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17
HALF'PRICE.

Those who are in the hab.
it Of visiting our store know
that we mean Just what we
say. Half price or any 9th
er price mentioned is Just
that and nothing else.
The $500 Jackets will be
$3.50 eacll.
The $40. 90 jackets will be
$500 each.
The So 90 Jackets will be
S6. 90 each.
The s15.00 Jackets will be
81. so each.
The $500 Jackets will be
% 30 each.
Mostly 81 and 80 inches.
No need Of argument, as
these prices speak for them,
selves, and every article here
is guaranteed.
We do lot deal in trashy
goods OF any kind. #..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

For thin shoes, bad for the cheap.
Trashy Kind too, but 10 isn't uecessai $
10 buy that sort when we are selling
such good, solid well-made shoes fol
60 little money. Did you evsr try OUT
shoee they are hard to beat both In
price and quality VIZ don't have to 70,
dnoe prices III order to sell them, he
cause they are already cheaper than
the half price goods you read about
nowadays; you get leather, too. When
You buy our shoes, even in our cheap
est goods we loot out for that; paper
and paste shoes are not in our ilne
We are money savers on shoe bills,
that's worth remembering nowadays.
forman'5, No. 10 last ith ST., between
hArSet and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

Tho funeral of John G. Handbook
took place this morning from the res.
idence of his brother.in .law, William
Quinn. l22 Market street. Eurekn
Lodge, No. %, A. +. A, NJ. attended
the funeral In body. Six OF its mem.
bers werA the pail bearers, John
Huxley, J.. IL. Johnson H. W. Blrnie,
Jumes NJ. Little. Robert Justice and
Harry Taylor. The services were con.
Quoted by Rev. I. H. Terry. The In.
terment was made at the WILMINGTON
and Brand YMlna CemeLarN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

All combining such beau.
ty, quality and choapness
that any lady feeling interest.
edin silks this season should
not fail to see this lot.
One more Offering OF those
elegant black Virginia Alba.
tross Cloths for mourning
dresses, reduced from SOC to
Soc. IS inches wide.
One lot of gentlemen 5
hemstitched handIierchiefs,
all linen, with embroidered
letters as follows A, d, L,
i, X, l., M, n, 7, Il, which
are reduced from SOC to 32c.
Olle lot Of ladies' hem.
stitched hanClkorchicfs, with
embroidered letters MS fol.
lows: G, D, +, G, |, X, 7.
r, L, are reduced from 25c
10 15c.
The Lily Dress Shields
every lady knows. We have
them in ,, 3 and /, reduced
to ID, 10 and 23c from 20.
% and SOC.
Twelve hundred Table
Doyllos, all red borders, all
We haze, are in the sale at
DC each; from Zoe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

A fire broke out OH Friday morning
about 10 o'clock In ono of John T.
Jakes' houses. The fire truck was
promptly brought into action. but In
spite of the efforts of the llremen and
the bystander5 the house was totally
destroyed. The building was formerly
the school house, but was bought by
Mr. Jakes and lifted up as a dwelling
for three families.
The loss is estimated at $500 and we
understand there Is almost enough In.
surance to cover the loss. The family
inhabiting tho house rescued their
goods and will suffer no loss OF any
account. "-. OCCAGIoSkI4.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17


1"Pi NV ,''i' '''''t'' :. : ~ 'r.Hr''R' p
tuPp'nR Nj echft'2ihrk"rtd a Madison,
ANN 'e'.n u ~ =3!N 10! b"st From -
Cummings the pAotu4rapAsr. so.
Market street
Honor and gratitude 10 the psopln
who have given Wlltniugtous tonula.
tion Tree II nary. lMsis one OF the
greatest aud bezt IenegactIon. eypI
bestowed Oh eur people,
/ he best charitable men ure fhpse
who are keeping psoplo omployeI
wtNa@t q sufficient consideration In
ln..nla.t4es
HE elrtAF.es IL fns Wilmington
sariug I.ous6 yesIerday ayarc: ,6,; "a
i5,Utin ; 30 tg6 d,
40 IsguIat nfonIlIy ueet;np nf ita
Ladies Auxiliary oil lie Y NJ q A
will ms held on Monday NJ J D m. In
tina assariai OF .iEyiIntn.-
IenMmta 4. Whey Of New Gustle
has h4eu granted IN niiE-uai pension
IiaOrps Nnitcman. vino 6sa IS,,,,
Il tjr seyei, weeks WIN Tt,t".tGn5,is 4.
recovering.
lae Hon. lsuiftei l. D.HyY, OF Na,v
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

The Local Preachers and Exhorte;s ;
Association of Wilmington viii hole
their regular Sunday afternoon meet.
Ing for the promotion OF holiness, in
tbs Free Methodist Iubernaele. On
wHlftn streets. tomorrow afternoon
at 5 y. IA Also preaching In tho even
Ing at 80 p. M. You are welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

This morning a Polish woman
walked into tho meat store OF r. P.
Gsary. vt 81 King street. and stole
seven pound piece OF shoulder.
Mr.. Geary pursued her and brought
her back to the store where she paid
81 cents for 1t. The woman had no ne.
cessity to steal as shs had In her poe.
textbook a roll OF notes and number
of silver pieces.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

Miss Sadie Owens en-, ertained n
number OF her sehoolmates and
friends at her residence. No 1913 King
street last evening, abe having reached
her l4th birthday. After instrumental
music and playing games, The party
retired to tho dining room, where the
good thlngs of life were served in
abundance. Miss Sadie was the re-
ciplent OF many useful anu plvtLy
gifts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

W. J. Lark Il Son. auctinnsers. sold
for Fred Il. BanSe Brandywtne Hun
dred, on Thursday horses at ISL tl65;
oowa $50 to :l2; plGz, TlS.50 piece
other things ut fair prlces. Tie sale
was we'll attended, bidding brisk prices
sat! sfaotOry
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

The nomination OF William A.
GomegYs. OF N1lddletown, formerly
Internal Revenue Collector, has been
forwarded to Washington by Col
lector Townsend to take the place of
William II. Finn. who was removed
by the department ut Washington, To
make room for John f. Callahan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

II you are weak and weary from
81 called chronic disease, don't give
up. sulphur Bltters has Elv9n hopt
TO many invalids, where hitherto ther,
was nothing but despair. 1t will luilt
up and renew yoGr whole system. .
Editor Weekly Ameri' an.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17
VM. B. SHARP & CO
Fourth and Market SITS.

IT'S said there's an art in
losing money-whether high
art or low art is questionable,
whether as a matter of policy
or principle is questionable.
Given as q text, however,
the results naturally follow
as witnessed by tile multi.
tudes buying now at the low
prices ruling at our store.
One Of the greatest sales
of Silk Goods, and said to
be the largest ever held in
the world; was successfully
accomplished in New York
last week. We were fortun-
ate III securing some of these
remarkable bargains, and
they are now on sale at our
sill; ppnntprS w. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17


GRAVES on February II lgoi Lewis
Graves. aged i yrnr..
Refnttv,.-und friends are invited 10 at
tend his funeral from His lHtr req drItrr
trntroyillr. oil, on Tuesday afternoon
az 2o.cluclt, services ~ the house. In
tcrlnent At Lower Brandywino Gene
terry
EIMMES, On Fclrurrv IL. }sgi Iucretig
Elnmes, aued nj ont ii cars.
Relatives and friends mo ir,y,tod IN nj,
tend Ear flnerni from Inc r,,sid,'iIr,. ~
her son. ArIe, il Ilinmrs NtEIiI IustI,
son street, On SUNDAY i,itrri,unp a.
Ole och. lntermcnt ~ iiyrrv;ew Gene
tert.
IS NUN An -Itttbis cIty an .t,.ta igtt
Margaret YaruniI. wIfcnf josrnh ynr
mall
Relatives and friends nre .iDytt.I tn,t.
tend fuu-taI .cFyIcrs nj Hrr IAN MI
1lrnru. Nu ~ Nnrl,rt str,.,.t an s.',t,,,I.,,.
..ttfernoon. nj = n,I.Inr, tnt., r,,aa''S
prlNnir.
,,,,nrr ,,,t. ,,..
il" '.' ,t - 1,'N 'h I'Ih a. 'Stt
q - ~ ,i''nt', 80. - N.ht-'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

The side wheel iron stuamer wv,
which was built in INT, city In 1851,
while doclisd at baltimore. fhurcday
night was burned The steamer Piled
feet long 80 } teet beam ana GREW 8
feet OF HIter
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

Induce Severe" colds and coughs. A
safe and certain remedy 10 MeInalPs
Syrup OF Tar. etc. Price $50. Made
only by N. b. Dsnforth. druggist, End
and Market. EVA fit guaranteed In
the Rdiu tmsnt Of trusess.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

very interesting lecture was dc.
liysred by tile Rey. j: NJ linRling. OF
Baltimore. in the llrst NJ L. Church,
On seventh street. near Walnut. last
evening. Nh fiLElinE is Il good
orator and tho audience was well
p.eHsed with his lecture.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

The Union Cottage Prayer Meeting
will 10 held nj the house OF Ar.
Philips. M. 81 South Van Buren
street. commencing at $50 y. ~. led
by Brother Kirk, The public 10 i'll
yitel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

Dog Catcher Hayden heard what |
supposed to bs the bark OF cur COM
Ing over Market street bridge This
covered that IL WAS the petty howl OF
tha Educated Herald OF NOW Castle.
Where is dog catcher Bishop?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

A very plcasant birthday party was
rendered Idlle NJ. Luke. by Florence
Peters and Anna bennett, Mt the resi-
deuce Of her parents. Mr., and Mrs.
Alfred I. Luke. 5lO sherman sreot,
she having reached her T. thmils stone
very pleasant time WIS spent in
playing games. Al II late hour they
were invited out To the dining room
" here ample Justice WIS do to the
reire -ltneuts, She received some very
nice and useful presents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

On Thursday evening, Rev T. T..
Terry, Of ST. Pauls Church. Whining.
ton, lectured in tho Academy Hall for
the benefit OF the w, G. A. Athletic As.
ISOLATION. For mere than an hour he
talked tluently and oftcntlmus clio.
quently.
quite a large number were present
and gave him rUusing reception
Mr. Terry Is greatly liked here, ana
the people showed their appreciation
o. his visit. by turains out 10 hsa r
him. ..".s. ......- ...
j About :25 was netted for the use OF
tho association.
Mr.. Frank Hazard left for homo
last .eveninR. .-.
Miss Lou Satterlleld is visiting Miss
Caulk, OF Wooddaie.
Mr. Joe Hearn, OF Gumboroush
Del, is here on visit to his son Lou.
uef' OCCAsIUNAL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

Mary r. Daniels. William Wiley,
Anna Skinner. George Elliot. Calvin
Burke. Widows pensions secured in
from 80 to % days from Hing claim.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

Letters testamentary on the estate
OF Bonnet f1aslett. late of Wilmington
Hundred were granted this morning
to Thomas Foreman and James Ii
II offecker Jr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

Hctbet ,,nurrh ,yoint,, .,r,o,
,,,,,,,a -tyth na, II Il IJ..ari ,,s.,,'r
p,5.,,.,inS -, ~ a :, =, hy 49,, p'st"L.
ieri "Thr ,,lory uf mo Grnss sunday
school 4aa y. ia dis D. IN. t'hIistE'it
Emile rvor lea by pastor. Go1y ri g.,
men an.l women on The t.. and character
Of Rfuhnrd .NtIua, Hast BIs lap oil tile 4
t. hurrh.
sisiror R,tblnh.,n IA u f,fn,r,,,
-, ~, -. I,r,,,,,' ~ u =,
n n ~ md "a n, no I'm,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

Mrs MHry ]. Hopkins, aged IS years.
died in Philadelphia Yesterday. She
W II be inferred ON Monday, in River.
view 1 cmetery, StIe was daughter
OF Robert Brown, this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

Miss Minnie Niles Of Nn West
ElghtA sltest Las ii,Z rea Leo nor
tenth Ill estaho, Ge.saratGd TIE hBIua
on %pdHasday BSea,gg.=A ing" num
ber Of ner young lIleuls wera Lresent
To C2Hkiutututs hlJ III isuya.tE her
spent u, playing Eutnes. Mss Llhuts
was tie recipient Of tU4to inTEs
nunuer u beautiful ami fl-ef d ms.
ents titor HMo4 W. wtrs AL Ev.leI
Into tho alnInK room ana sat l!uHu ta
q table 0ad",I VIII Eup4 lI.lEs.
W. ~! left l'tsutuE M-b N.ruIa
many H0Iv loiBrH7 =, s-,-a- g=rrl .l.ys.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

Constable Porter called mt the RE-
PrmlcAS Office to contradict the state.
III Mt made i'll Yesterdays paper about
thu assault on him at Silverbrook.
Constable Porter said that he met
Sandrrson on his back porch and lie
snid lie was going TO go away; he went
buck into the house and came out
again to get his keys out of tho door.
Then the constable wont in and he was
followed. lie wns told by tho consta-
lie that he had on hand landlords
warrant and was gong to make a
levy. lie tried to put him out and
called him --- 49, and struck
him with his fist. lie then broke loose
aud ran aud got his gun and pointed
it at tine constable. Had it not hccn
Tor his Wife it Is the belief OF the con.
stable that lie would have shot MIN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17

Effect instant and cr:rn cfl'ectual,-
MIR. Arthur W. Robson, 25I Batim ore
ST., Baltimore, Md, says; While
skating II few nights ago | spraiucd
my right arm so severely that 1t was
impossible to use it. The following
morning procured bottle OF Sal
walton OiI and take pleasure In stating
that II instantly relieved an! event.
ualiy cured the injured arm"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17
KENNARD & CO.,
62I-623 MARKET ST.

NJ ANTED by white man and WIFE
w place on II Ia IN and housewOrk
Good retrrc Four mddlr-aged wu-
men want places FOR housewUrk. willing
TO gotO the country A woman With II
child wants Il place. WhitU aud CoiorCd
GO ks, chum bermIlds and Mattresses want
pieces. i.H1Ie- and Qent,emen TO cauvl -
Apply at " Wilmington Intelligence oilco
SOB SIMPLIFY sheet. r79t'
IN0H RENT-A large room on SEQ nd
l. tioor, suitable /, offices, al ali Mar
krt street. fl7-2t-
LNoR RESF -l,rm " 81 acres NJ VII
l. lage Greouin Aeh, on Township DO,
county. Pa Building S and fences III good
order. StahiinE and shelter Tor 70 heal
OF stock. Elizabeth Is. Tyson. 13iwSn
Delaware county, Pa fIi.3t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17
AiiIusi'Iiisnts,

Calvin l.. Davis and strong com
pany appeared Mt the Grand Opera
House In the comedy. Alvin Joslyn "
before Il well lilled house last evouing.
III, touching drama. The SILVER
King, will be presented at the Grand
Dperl House on Monday evening 10y
thai capital actor Carl A. llaswin and
an efficient company, 1t has drawn
we'll here before and VIII do so In this
engagement.
Oscar Wilde's latest successful play.
Lady Winderneres Fam viii be pro.
scented at tho Opera House on Tuesday
evening 10y Il Charles fruhman com
pauy This piece has been highly
SPOKEN OF by both press aud public.
INV PEOPLES THEATRE.
The farcecomady. entitled ~
Stranger, was presented Mt the New
Peoples Theatre last evening By
Jennings Minstrel Company. assisted
bV Sweet and bet oursey's Fnrce.com
edy Company. II was presented, as
advertised, Ii a iirst.cuss manner.
The coul 'inatlon Is equal To any that
lGs appeared here this season. Those
desiring to enjoy II good time should
not fail To attend this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17
KENNARD 6 CO.,
62i-623 MARKET ST.

This Saturday morning we
have Oh hand 26 Cloth Jack.
cts, this seasons styles, full
skirt, large sleeves, &c. In
order to clear out the entire
line we have marked them
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17
WE
ARE
CLEANING
OUT

and with the 10 per cent.
reduction VIC are meeting
any competition. no mat
ter how much the rcdue-
tons may be claimed. We
don't believe in charg-
ing our customers a great
big price in the season to
enable us to give great big
reductions out Of the sea-
son, and careful compari-
sons will convince you that
those who take off so much
now had most OF it put ON
before. The first Of the new
spring Derbys for young
men come in our hat de
partment to day, three
styles and shapes, all Sd. ,
and we will be glad to have
you sec them.
JAS. I. MrIJrN & Son,
Clothing, 9th 8 Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-17
DR.. David Kennedy's
.AVORITE NATURES AATID0TE FOR URIC
REMEDY ACID


der Gravel, Kidney disease Diabetes
Dyspepsia
EXCESS OF URIC ACID the BLOOD DR. Kenned Fhvore
dssolves acid blood
Rheum Sick Headache, II we'll
maades grateful
4yorte Remedy is fer sale by al our druggists at 81 bottle
questions for either the best OF ability
and will reply GREE OF CHARGED
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ace
5 Do much Salt MeatP l3 Arc Restless
10 headache? Distress stomach
z DO Cold Feet ilands? Is How Appetizer
Are troubled Constipation IL Have