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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

The women residents of Ninth and
Monroe streets. are very much excited
ever the presence of colored mau
when they distinguish as Jack the
pepper" This eolored individual mus
been annoying them of late by peep.
Ing in their windows during the alb.
sence OF their husbands. and evcn
going so Tar rs to enter their yards
and peep In the hath room winiows
The police department has been in
Formed OF the mans action, but thus
FAR he has escaped their vigilance. IL
he should 10 caught his sentence viii
be deserving one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

Dainty Della For, the charming little
soubrette OF the Hopper Opera Com
pany. which makes Its appearance In
this city on next Saturday evening at
the Grand Opera House, appeared on
the stage. when only six years OF age,
and she hasn't grown much bigger
since. She 10 smart little blonde
girl, without absolute beauty but pos.
seseing what the French call ''cnif-
Ionnee race, an expression that be-
comes Intensely fascinating after a
short acquaintance. Her store OF chic
minnie powers and pantomime is as
tonishing. even her gestures aud
movements are Frenchy, and recall
ut times the inimitable Theo, the fae.
cinating Crctsse. and other famou a
ne mas OF tho Partisan stage.
AZ times she reminds one of 'Flet.
ret, In 'LEnfant Prodigue,p the las
elnattng pantomimio dress recently
presented at Days Theatre, New
York City. and then again q vivid re-.
semblRnoe to "Frou-Frou." that de.
liclous incomprehensitle "Frou Frou,"
Is detected.
Owing to the extraordinary demand
tor seats all orders for DeWoif. Hopper
engagement at the Grand Opera
House on Saturday evening must be
redeemed on or before Friday night.
S1Ats remaining after that time will
DO considered as again on sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

As stated in the REPUBLIcAN on Sat.
urday Mrs. Maria Hartman had made
Application for a warrant for the ur.
rest OF Mrs. Barbara koiaiski on the
charge OF dlsorderly conduct but
CLERK Adams refused to give iG because
Constable Reardon went on Friday to
serve wnrrant.an as tho woman was
In a delicate position he refused to ar
rest her. Yesterday Mrs. Hartman
called on tho police com III aston. Chief
OF Police, and finally Constable Rear
uon got the patrol wagon and arrest.
Oh the woman. She was kept at the
city hallall night.
Ut. Hughee examined Mrs. Koiefsal
This morning and notified Magistrate
Kelly that the woman was liable to
becume mother at any mom ent. She
mad to be accompanied from the hail
by the matrOn and two other ladies'.
She hardly could walk. At Seventh
street she mad to sit down and rest.
When she arrived at the Office of the
maglstrate she was exhausted.
Mfr Forbes and Mrs. HartlAnn were
there but tho Magistrate Dismissed
the case. us he would not 20 into tho
matter III consequence OF the delicate
condition OF the woman. Mrs. Hart.
man demonstrated but all to no aylil.
1t Is denied that thcrs is any rent
owed. cab was eallpd and the
woman was sent to her home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08
"Let NV Psople (,o.v


On Sunday evening Rev. Albert N
helRwln TOOK the above toxt from Elk.
v: l, ''fhis thing Is from mes" kIngs
XII: "a. And It shall come to pass In
that day that a q eat tunult from the
Lord shall he among them" Fac. XIV,
Is. to explain hts idens OF CVxeyism
He seemed to regard the Coxeyltes as
martyrs to their ideas OF removing the
distress OF idle workmon ana their
families and as ''tbe froth OF the boil
Ing cauldron OF socialism that Ia aui.
tating the whole world"
Wage workers are DISCONTINUED and
universally seeking from the govern
ment relief from their trouble, q mani.
Told repetition In history.
'CoSeyism Indicates that great
changes are impending. The hungry
men on foot precede the men on horse.
back. No man eau fortell what
changes will be. The history OF reyo.
iutions Is the history OF the unexpect-
ed. France could not forsee no Napo.
leon, but the tendency of tho age
points toward socialism. We haye al /.
ready governmental control OF public
health, collection OF garbage, cleaning
OF streets, police, gas and water, Why
not good roads. government control
OF railroads.. teiegraphs, telephones
anu other thlnRef You make city au.
thorltles keep the street In front of
your door freq from dust nuu d ri.
Why not have good roads2 lIaiQlu "a,
switzerland, France Germany and
England have Belgian block roads
throughout the whole country. Our
men In America arc fanatics and
cranks who demand such.
Coxoyism Indicates unrest OF the
people, first with politics; second. a
growing want of respect for law,
which gives rise TO 80 many mohs;
third. discomfort with the national
government us slow and cum bersome:
linal y 1t Indicates Divine providence,
God Is moving 10 the history of tue
people. and we need have no ear.
No man can Iredict what will occur.
lhe age ID ripe Tor u new civil.
zation. new order of life. better times
anu the universal reign OF Jesua Christ,
A present time OF trouble always
points to future step upward in Tho
march of manhood
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

In the Municipal Court this m Jrn
Ing Jacob Sock. Max Gsist and Solo
mon Sflverinan were charged with
buying goods knowing them TO be-
stolen. The prisoners were represent,
ed by u, @. yuudegr,ft.
DAVID Cunningham who plead ruil,
W at the upper court yesterday, to
The charge of stealing several rolls OF
sateen from Bancroffs mills testified
that he took s or 10 rolls to lOS West
Front street, where both men were la
business. Both men paid him from
81 to SIPS rolf
They told him II be did not tell who
he sold II to that they would not tell
from whom they bought 1t.
Maggie McManus, who has just
served term In New Castle iali for
being implicated In the rot berry. had
also sod thee rolls to Geist and Sock.
They told her the same as Cunningham
was told.
Detective Jones was Informed by
Silverman that lie had roll, This
leud to the investigation, and he found
the other rolls. Geist denied at first
that he had'any OF the goods Silver.
man was discharged and Geist and
Sock wore held IN $3.50 ball for appear.
ance at the upper court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08
SOCIETY NOTES.


Strawberries now ar. isGered FOR sals.
The pslates OF people 60 tickle;
But I've tried them, you bet. and md ]
Just as much good from pickle.
Ex.Leyy Court Commissioner Rob.
ert y. Simpler. Biackbird, was in our
city yesterday.
Miss Nj. f. Stlgars and Harry v.
Darrell. were married at the Union M.
y. parsonage by Rev. ]. d. Hanna on
Sunday afternoon.
William ]. McAteer, Of Milwaukee,.
who has been visiting relatives has re.
turned homo to-day
Masses Eta aud Minnie Marshman.
OF Chester, spent Sunday with friends
Pierre Lorlliard. OF New York, arrived
mere to-day to inspect the work on his
mouse boat at Pussy and Jones' ship
yard.
Mr.. Thompson A. Mcclure, the we'll
known fish dealer. is suffering consId.
erably this morning and Gays, Every
bone In my body aches"
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis THOMPSON of
west 10Th street. have returned from
Co.. Pa.
Rev. D. p. lester was In Baltimore
Yesterday, and attended the NEE ting
Oh tho III. p. Ministerial Union.
President j. ID. Etnzer of the Mary.
land Methodist Protestant Conference
Will preach at Greenwood Sunday
night and ct Harrington In the MORN
Ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

The meeting which began last Sun.
day at hadeley y. l. Church Continues
wltE undated Interest and power.
The intsrest Is increasing at ench ser
vice. Last night will long be ramem-
bertu as season of revival and
power. The altars were crowded vii h
persons recommending themselves to
the Lord, and the work OF getting
ready for revival aud the salvation
OF the unsaved.
Mrs stanton will conduct n m otber's
meeting this afternoon at 3. 80, ans at
I45 O'Clock she Will conduct revival
services again; and also she will con.
duct ladies' meeting tomorrow
AFTERNOON at $50. aud there will be re-.
vival services at z IS o. IN. Those VINO
have never heard thus wonderful
woman OF God should not fall to hear
her during these meetings.
Mrs. Stanton is woman of ability
and with tact She conducts every part
OF the services to bring out the best
results. She is ono OF the standard
writer's, both for the religious papers
ana as an authorizes. She is clear and
forclhle. Her hook entitled ''Truths
Thrust Home" Is gem OF beauty and
a treasure of wealth. Come and enioy
the Services Tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

Bishop Coleman will ofiiclate and
coniirm classes this week, as follows:
Wednesday evening at Frapkford
Thursday evening at AIillsuoro; Fri.
Jay evening at Trinity. Long Neck;
Sunday morning at Laurel; afternoon
at Old Church, Brook Creek; evening
az Delmar. Yesterday afternoon the
bishop oifciated at st. Stephens
Chapel, Harrington, and the building
was crowded. The lesson was read by
the ReY q. Layton McKim. Yest.r .
day morning and evening Bishop Co 10
man was at Christ Church, Milford,
where interesting services were held.
Inc tower OF this church has just been
enlarged and improved aud other i'm.
proyements are contemplated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08
E'XECUToRS' SALE
. Oh
REAL fESTAfH

WIN be sold at public sale, at the goskye
House. in the CITY OF Wilmington, on
SATURDAY. MAY ~. A. d., 1894
Alta o'clock p. m,
the follow Ing desirable building lots, be.
longing to the estate of archibald
Given. deceased:
No. l.. On westerly sid Q of Washington
street between Thirteenth and Four
teenth. 25xliU foet.
No. 9. southerly side of Fourteenth
street between Washington aud Jeif.r.
sOr. l.x1l feet.
No; q. Easterly side OF Union. between
Ninth and Tenth Alxi00 feet
NO. T. Corner of Coleman nnl Seventh
avenue (Hrowntown) G0xl00 feut.
No. B. Corner of Band Ciayinout streets
(oyer third street bridge) 66xs0 feet,
No. O. On New Castle avenue near
street, 1853 1qs feet.
No. 6 10 divided Into eight building let's
Is feet each. Will be sold as one lot or
separately.
These properties must be sold to close
tho estate.
Terms-Ten per cent. cash on day of
sale; balance Ia 80 days.
WILLIAM BAXTER,
SARAH ]. GIVEN,
Executors;
or by W. 7. LYMAN, Attorney.
La W. stidham & Son. Aucts. mb-s-i0
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

| pUbHCBALE--Th su bscribcrs inn ma
4, ing 70 engage In other business NIL
set nj public sale % their residence I,us,
custer Pike and DUPONT Road. Il mile
ON THURSDAY. MAY 10th. 1894
| at ono O'Clock p. m. sharp.
the following persona: property. consist
hun,,, y. otaiiions. Brood Mares Colts aud
No. l-oporto. standard and registered
NO. 10. 100; black stallion, fosled June 80th
iS " sired TO 1t BY Keptncky Wilkes, record
by slnnder. record :. 2sH he by Tattler. rec.
ord 40. sou Of Pilot Jr. second dam
Odette. by ton Knox. record ASK. third
d e,s bine Flame BY Iambistonian 10.
oporto 70 nicely gaited and will make a
seconds a. atwo-year-old.
No. 2-D0ll Girl, bay lilly, foaled Julv
g. 1921. sired by saladln a05k. dam. Clip
ssy Girl said TO BIO by Forwood's ratohen.
speedy, for tho work she bas had. Size is
tue kind that will improve very fast,
No. 8-Danicl Stewart brown geldiua,
foaled July 10. 1891 sired By Lumps Mann,
ne by Lumps. record AL. son OF George
Wilkes. dam. Florence D, bred Ia Ken
lucky. sired by Btraders Hambictonlan,
second dam. HasEy Clay by Cassius N.
Slaf " Tilis Is nicely gated colt. aud
WIN training will make Il trottor
bay lilly. foaied Msy Isth. isos. sired by
Saiaain' record s.ook, dam. Cinderella by
Hyoiops, record ssL second dam. Lady
w Litigation. fourth dam by swoepers
Dare Devil. thoroughbred. This one IL
, preu light. gaited right. and will make a
No. b-Maud Truxton. sorrei filly. foal.
ed July 18th. 1899. sired by ComnodoIe
Truxton II. 83S by Starlight. spn OF Ken
tuoky Prince dam. Gypsy. dam of No. .
THIS rsi y me large My purely gated, and.
FOR the trimming she has had, I'm the State
No. 6.-salnlA. standard and reg iatcred,
ioaieu april ". 1898; full sister to No. a.
Ihls nico My. good Size halter brols on.
registered, bred by Fashion stud Farm.
ioaled 1880. sired by Con. Washing on, sire
OF ~ better than $50. by General Knox.
rseor,, 2slN dam. BELL Strickland. rec
dam WEIGH mare by WetSerelTs m lessen
yer. z. This Is u fine big. rangy mare bred
to saladin o5N.
No. s-riorcnce ID, black mare. foaiea
dam. HeggIe Clay by Cassius II. CLAY pa
This mare has SaiadiE colt by her side.
bred to oporto. No. l.
No, 9-Mite. bay geldina. 10 hands high,
weighs l?bo pounds, 0ycars old. Thi Is
OF work and iair driver.
G..ETWO COWS. i JERSEY and HOT-
LEA STEIN, good iuilfers. Nalro track
buggy, built by Cahill. In good order; full
Track spar spring buggy, In good order, /
s.ssated carriage. built by Cooling. / end
spring buggy, sleigh, set double hnr-
nnss'in good order; lot OF horre bonts, 1
set OF rnbbor-mountcl track harnesa
pair OF hne Collie dogs. . years old
Terms OF Sale-Au sums OF $500 cash.
apoYe that amount credit of $ month";
VIII he given by the purchaser giving a
bankaole note with an approved rndnr-
seri interest added, or 3 per cent. OH for
cash on credit sums
u J. W. Mccoy & Son.
!; w. stidham Son. Auotion"nr&
aso-m-w-f.s may $40
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

The sixteenth semi.annual meeting
OF tho Delaware Baptist Union con.
vened at the First Baptist Church.
Chester. this morning at 10 o'clock.
The meeting was opened by President
$. s. Woodward. The address OF wei.
come was delivered by Prof. b. g.
Taylor. u. ID. The sermon was preach
Ell by Rev. A. ID. Carpenter. At IL
O'Clock the rapOrts OF committees were
received Including one on new organi-
cation by Harry Emmons, ESQ. Each
church presented written report.
which took the place of the three IN In
ute verbal reports. They were sub
mltted to a committee which will re-.
port tomorrow afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

Mr.. W. II. Hendrickson will visit The
patrons OF the REPUBLICAN In the differ
INT sections of our county the CON-
ING week. In order to collect the
amount due for subscriptions and
sfraighten up all accounts as far as
posaible- he will not object to rscsiy.
ns new subscribers, embellishments
sr orders Tor any kind OF printing. We
Eili be under obligations to all who
vii receive him kindly or In any way
contribute TO aid in his work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

Rev. b. +. Jester went TO Baltlm ore
yesterday and secured the services OF
Eeg. Dr. +. L. Tagg, editor of '.The
Methodist Protestant 10 lay the cor.
ner stone of the Second VI. Z. Church.
Fifth Avenue and Anchorage streets'
on next Sunday afternoon, May 18th
at O'Clock. DR.. Tagg was CORES
ponding secretary OF the Board OF
Foreign Missions Tor yaura and is
one of the ablest ministers OF thnt
denomination. lie Will also preach
on Sunday morning and evening at
the First VI. +. Church, Seventh street
near Walnut for Rev. u. f. Jester, the
pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

The young ladies' of class No. II, of
Goodman NJ. E. Sunday school. the
Misses Dollie Bottger. Bessie Mcyey.
May Owens, florence Stats and Clara
Miller have Tor sale ut % cents each,
photogtspns Taken ut the corner stone
are small but enthusiastic. AMI have
donated quite large sum to the build.
Ing fund, 1t Is hoped they will lind
ready sale Tor their photographs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

"A correspondent says that the way
to start baiky horse Is to take d .
one OF his fore-feet and strike the shoe
Q Few times with stone. He ciaimed 10
have started several horses in this way
which had stubbornly resisted more
violent efforts to make them move.
lie also saye he has never known this
simple method to fall"
OUB DUNE hsrMAis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08
THERE IS No QUESTION
In our our, mind but what the people of
Wilmington are apprecating our
3-4 PRICE HARD TIMES SALE|
and we are happy because thew do

n and we are happy because they do
This sale is of mutua benefit hetweon ,,otro,,, 49, !
ourselves and is OF more consequence now than it would
have been perhaps blessed with the foImer good
old times but now when money hard to get we are
we are doing GOOD THING for Them in as much that
we soil them the best Mems and Boys Clothing in the
city at such prices in keeping with these hard
times The benefit which we derive from this sale laws
i'll the fact that we are steadily reducino onr
Stock and with the money Relied are placed in a posi-
ton whereby we can discount bills thing which is
very gratifying to us just now.
i,Groad men and shopmen who receive their hard
earned pay this week. and have as vet no chance to take
advantage of our GREAT DISCOUNT SALE. we invite
you to come and purchase your Spring Outfit from us
and thereby save for yourself 25 PER CENT An item
clned to make Il saving -
Anything purchased at store if not entirely salts
factory can be returned and we refund your money
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

The number of people who are
thoughtless liz reg ard to the tbro win,y
OF orange and banana peels upon The
sidewalk seems to DO Increasing. Yes.
terday your reporter in half hour's
walk had occasion to push four piece 4
OF this slippery material off OF the
pavement. Many limb has been
broken by means of this earelesslless
and II should DO stopped,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08
B. B. RILBY.

RIBBED VESTS.
Ladies' Ribbed Yeats. Bc.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests. %.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests. loo.
Ladies' Ribbed yests, 12Kc
We have just received 80
dozens more Of this great
bargain; it is the regular
Zoo kind, but slightly i'm
perfect; only 12ac.
Ladies' Ribbed Vest, 26c.
This Vest is a fine Isle in
white and unbleached.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, 400.
Fine quality, worth 75c.
We have extra large sizes
at 25c, $50, Soc.
GAUzE VESTS.
Ladies' Gauze yests, zoo.
Ladies' Gauze Vests, CSC.
Ladies' medium weight Vests, 500.
Mems Gauze Shirts, $50.
Mems Gauze Shirts. 500.
CHILDREN s.
chlldren's Ribbed Vests. In all
slzes. 100.
We have three qualities
of Children's GAUGE Vests
from l2ac to SOC; also Panta.
lettes, Knickerbockers. We
have a seamless ribbed waist,
just the thing for summer
wear, to take the place Of
the corset waist.
PEARL BURROWS.
We carry a large line Of
pearl buttons of the best
quality in white, natural and
shaded. If you want pearl
buttons we can show you the
largest line and the very best
values you will be able to
find. We do a large pearl
button trade = buy direct
and sell them less than the
regular wholesale prices.
20, 20, "a line natural,
10c; worth 1Sc.
"a line SO uare pearl but
tons, lOc; regular price, 40c.
le and 20line fancy white
pearl, TIC; regular price, 25c.
A fine assortment of large
natural pearl for coats, SOC,
65c, TOO, 81, $l.l6, $1.40
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08


The tariff bill la still in a chameleon
state. thatis 1t Is undergoing changes.
and 1t 10 likely before the Senate gets
through 1t will be a protective tariff
bill instead OF free trads bill In ac.
Ioordance with tho Democratic plat.
form. What Wilson and his Demo.
cratic Goa diutors think OF 1t remains
to he sean. senator Chandler of New
Ham pshire In speaking OF 1t on Mon.
day said: The Wilson bill as II came
from the House. would have been
beaten by is majority. This being the
case the Wilson-yorhees bill was pre-.
pared. 1t was soon seen this bill
would DO defeated by five votes
senator German. therefore, took
charge OF the bill. and with severa
lieuienants, is aiming to frame n bill
That Will pass. This bill will provide
an Increase Of duties along the whole
line. In short. will BIO a protection bill
ana special duties are being substltu.
TED Tor ad valorem duties. All Indus.
tfles' with ons or two except ons, will
pe uuly cared for. Tho sugar. lead.
petroleum. and whiskey trusts are To
receive all they desire. II lum ber and
wool are left on the tree list 1t Ia said
that the'bill will lack four votes of the
lumber necessary to insure Its pas.
sage. -..=
II all those articles are made dutla.
BILE the Democratic platform beeones
q farce and Democratic Free rudo a.
meaningless thing. The free-traders
are between the Satanic dominions
and the deap sea and 1t matters little
which course they will pursue, as they
are doomed. Alter ALL this agitation
to such a lame conclusion have we ar.
rived at last. The Democrats are
merely men of buckram, perfect
brobuingnags In promises. but liiipu.
tianS when it comes To action
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

simply apply "SwAYNE's OINrMgSr
letter eczema itch. all eruptiuus OF the
lneo, hands, nose. etc, leaving the skin
clear. white and healthy. It's great men.
NE ana curative powers are possessed by
no no, otner ronedy, AJAX your druggist for
SwAiSE's OINTMENT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

A picked nino defeated the Active
base ball club yesterday afternoon By
the score 9 to 8.
Manager Swift. Of tho Scranton base
pail club, this morning signed Jack
Quinn as third baseman on the team.
Ihis VIII make the third man on the
club from this city. Fianlgan,
pitcher and catcher. Higgins second
and Quinn third base.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

kov. and Mrs. Merritt Hulburd will
give at Gruce parsonage Thursday
evening reception to the meInbers
OF Grace Sunday school. DR.. and Mira,
liulburd will bs assisted In receiving
by U. ", Pusey. tue superintendent OF
the school, and Mrs. Pussy. Music
will be furnished by Grace Orohsstra-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

The Brandywlne Granite COMPANY
mas received contracts from United
STATES engineers IN charge of the WORK
Tor furnishing 20,U00 Ions of stone TO
be used IN Miflin bar and 10000 tons
70 ne ured at ship John and Cross
Ledge Light stations,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

Miss Butler. OF No. I'll West Tenth
street. will have an opening of her
hair dressing and manicure parIors
on Tuesday and Wednesday OF this
week. Every visitor will be prosented
with a sample envelope of Odolsps.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

Benjamin +. Shaw Will do thu nln,nb.
Ing work in the plant OF the Mstrono-
Titan LlectrIc Railway Company OF
Reading, Pa. aud has force OF man
now at work on the contract, when ia
a big one. This is the third CONTRACT
ne mas received out OF the city the
past nine IN ouths ''o
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

While at work at the works of thu
Pusey and Jones Company yesteriav
Joseph keeneban of No. 1907. Chest.
nut street, had his hands badly injured
by hasiAs them caught in some ma.
enlnery. Dr. Pyle dressed the wounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

There will be a grand trotting meet.
Ina at Hare's. Corner on Thursday
afternoon. There will be colt race,
o S50. $ 90. $50 and o 2.40 class, In
which horses from this city and sur.
rounding nelghborhood will be en-.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08

nm PRESCRIPTION department at W. @
Iuyior, 302 King street. is In charge of
graduates in pharmacy; no boys
handle prescriptions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-05-08
KENNARD & CO.,
62I-623 MARKET ST.

Every piece of merchan.
disc that we purchase is
carefully examined and test
ed from every point of view.
Ifany flaws are found, we
refuse it, as we only give
our customers perfect..goods.
Those that we're not found
wanting are here,
And you can choose such
as you need in the full as.
surance that you are getting
the best that is made.
Another large purchase of
Japanese Satin Stripe Silks,
the $1.25 kind at