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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07
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There Ia u lesson ia the promotion ct
CONGRESSMAN QuiRg, formerly OF the
lflhnh". 10 the eriitorship OF Tho pre4s.
l he Lesson is that In this country Ihnre ia
sun the possibility Of career open to
taieht-thdt industry, Intelligence .irtn,
ness oil purpose and peTsistenos, winch
hlr. QulRg has SHOWN In u tuarkeI depree.
can siili ilnd thelr rewards
u is one VI the most hopeful eigns for
ms country MAT such caiesr AZ that . {
MI lln'Hg Offers It's approximations 10 the
WORKING mt MIXERS OF The Profession of
Journalism. IL was perhaps un exaggera.
lion III Nhpoaup to say that every privsLs
carried IN his knapshck the baton OF u
marshal. Let Us hope that IL Is no OK
aREergtion. In cougratuIatIpy the new
eiilor OF the Press. TO say that his oEa!n.
pie encourages the id5a that every report.
er eaIIies Ia his load pencil he potential
lty OF Il managing pdlturship
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07
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62l-623 MARKET ST.

We are now through stock
and find we have too many of
the following goods to carry to
another season, and according
to our usual custom propose to
clean them out, as the money
is of more value to us than
goods passing out of season. 1t
Will pay you to look through
them. w..
Blankets.
Mems Mcrino Underwear.
Women's Merino Underwear.
Soiled llalnburgs.
jackets.
Capes.
The Blankets have had the
knife put in deep.
$3.50 Blankets, Sc 20.
$3.50 Blankets, 5000.
$500 Blankets. $500.
$500 Blankets, $3.75.
Mems Natural Wool Shirts
and Drawers, 80 cents; formerly
$l.00.
Mems Natural Wool Shirts
and Draws, IS cents; were
9l.50.
Women's Natural and White
Wool Vests and Pants, rs cents;
were S1.25.
soiled Hamburgs at half
price
Jackets almost half price.
Capes almost half price, and
remember that they are all new
goods. Nothing old in the en-.
tire line.
Colored Silk Pushes at 25
cents; always sold at $1O0.
54-inch Plaid Cloths, suitable
Tor Suits and Children's Cloaks,
at rs cents, formerly $l.75.
Opening of New Silks. The
largest and handsomest stock
we have ever shown aud prices
less than ever.
Opening of New Spring Wool
Dress Goods, at nearly one.half
oil last springs prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07
Head g. Co.
DuRiIC SALE

The -uh crber about to rellnqulsh far min
viii dispose OF her personal property at pub
nc safe. at her residence "n the rond leading
fIom NewaTlt to Pleasant nm,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

Clarence Lloyd and George u. Jones are
young BARRIERS doing business beyond
Third street bridge, and between whom
much Jealousy exists. On Sunday last
Lloyd shaved man. and on the follow,
Ing Monday Jones appeared at the alta.
tlon house and awore out q warrant for
the arrest OF his brother barber upon the
charge Of performing worldly employ
ment on the Sabbath day,
In Municipal Court this m orning Lloyd
was arraigned but offered no defense.
The court therefore imposed the penalty
prescribed In the case. a tine OF "a and
costs. It was an expensive shave for
Lloyd, but he expects to gain more than
the amount from the customers OF his
Jealous business rival.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

Stan Correspondence of the Republican.
DIIDOLETowS, Feb. 7th. The funeral Of
Rev. N. nj. Browne. pastor OF the 81 l..
Church. took place this afternoon and was
largely attended by prominent people
Lodge OF the Masons attended the funeral
i'll a body. The pull.bearers we're Kew. +.
\. Terry, Wilmington. Rev. DIR t. L. Mar.
tlndale. Milford. Rev. W. l., S. Murray.
Dover, Rev, Adam StenRlo. Smyrna, Rev.
L. Snowdon Thomas, Wilmington, and
Rev. O V. Prsttymnn. SeaIord Tho ser.
vices were held 10 the church by Presiding
Elder Smith. assisted by Rev. j. Is. Quixg,
Wilmington, mud Rov. It. Ii. Moore aud
key. W. j. Wilkie, Middletuwl. Iuter-
ment WIS made In Fpresl Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

The arctic wave showed no Sign of
loosenlng te grip. yesterday, as reports
from all parts OF the city chow. Tnis
m ofnlng, however, brought milder
weather. when compared to that of yes.
tertiuy, but The mercury fingered about
the zero mark until after O'Clock, IL then
marked IL degrees.
Hight fall of nnow came down In the
early morning and II wa can rely upon
the weather iorecaste, the storm will con.
tlnue and by night the earth Will again Ue
covered by several inches nj snow. wntch
will bring out sleiRhers aud COASTERS Ia.
lumeralle
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

Down, Feb. 7.-Rev. f. Bnrgette Short.
pastor Of Harrison street NJ. l.. Church.
Wilmington. lectured before the Institute
OF coiored teachers here to-day His
subject was what ms a Student Neeti9a
The lecturer delivered his lecture la plain
tones and withsuch pathos that the entire
Institute was eaptlvated by his delivery
and the good order which prevail ed
sh owed how deeply his lecture was up.
preciated and the deepest interest wa
manifested by those present
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

The large bob sleds that were on the
Ninth street hill on Monday night started
at Broom cot ind landed at Jefferson
street, hialanHb OF ssEsu squares. In 50
secohda, less than one minute. lhts peed
10 equal to an express trplu that runs on
the Il. y q Railroad. We r1ully conai1e !
this lRth4i iargelU Gus sport for If thes,,
sitds struck person or animal Il wou Id
mean certain death
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

The greatest III ull romantic playa
"Darkest Russia" was presented to a rs-
preventative Wilmington audience at tho
Grand Opera house. By I'm exceedingly
cihyer company, in all it's grHndt ur,
last evening. The plot tells Tho story
OF Russian political life anu Is well told 10
every respect. The scsnes presented wera
rs nsur to nature as artists could mako
them Mr.. William $. Hnrkins, as Alexis
NHzImolf. Colonel Imperial Guards; wac
Very sli ong. Tho Jule requires ability to
present it in good form aud that he has
MIR. Nj. }. jordan, in the role of Paul Count
NaHlGoU was clever to "A degree. lie was
Received with nn encore. Miss So!mu Her.
man was cnprming and graceful, US Ida
BarOsky.
1he role of Countess KarslcheT was not
in as good hands IA 1t was when present,
el mere before, although Miss Casina BY
ron. VINO portrayed It, il graceful they
does not suit his tUls. Inc rest OF tho
rompHny was very good. Those tuat
inissod seeing this great play. missed
treat.
Gus Illlfe New York Stars will occupy
the stage at the Grand Opera House this
evening Fin program seleCted to Ge
given will equul II not surpass any that
la" linus FAR Dnrn gwen. Tue company is
composed OF some OF the most clover tr-
tisls In lns profession to-day and y lid 10
be tue leaders IN their lines OF entaItai n
ing specialties. Nothing will DO SAID or
done thnt has IA tendency to oifhnd. Each
ami eYery line IL clean Gni spicy and 4 Il
OF wit AMT humor. good tlme may be
expected to lie mud by tAose that will at.
tend.
One Of the best critics in America, in
spenltuE ot Fanny nIcs who viii appear
ut the Grand opera House next Mouday
evening In NANCY said OF her;' she bub.
bles oYor with fun and with her fun has
positive dynamic force that takes you by
the coiIeI AMI -hdkss laugh out OF you
whether YOU Will or not She ln4p res u
play with the spIrl. OF her own personality
untti evely one on tha stage and Ia the
audience Is II Fanny Rice IN different do.
EreeJ. There Is nothing per- nor hOydin.
ish IN her actlnK on the contrary she
mukes manifest a native moiesty and
deilrUcy hat wins AID nohie submissive u
genuine admiration.
Admirers OF nome talent shonld not
forget The cantata BE shazzif" to be-
gwen at the Grant Oiera loL3e tomur-
row apt Saturday evening. A good time
Ia PROMISED
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Feb. T. The greatest
ioeas sufferers from tue severe cn,d yes.
lerdhy were the trolley moIurtIsn and
quite uumbur al them were ubliKru 10
drop out Tor trip. or give up enLiro,y.
Not lew oil the less robust Conductors
too. HuccumLou to tue cold. LEX ra men
were plentiful 1T the several uepOts, how
ever. ~ eaEcr to man the trolley cage,
regardless OF the bitter cold,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

Wilmington is threatened with another
oyster famine. Ths cold spsll has frozen
up the Delaware and Chesap eake bays a nd
II a thaw IL not begun Ivy Saturday there
will be but few of the bivalves from those
waters. In this city. And the supply will
not last over day as there hBs not been
any shipment for weeks. The only supply
now In tine market 10 from the Chesa peaka
hay. ami rs the Ice now covers that body
OF water the oysters cannot bs tonged,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

The keY Dr. Henry 4. Cort, rector of
81 Eautia school, IN Concord, \. H.. since
lts foundation ia 1900 died Mt Concord. \ d,
H., on Tuesday Ao was D-luwarean
being born in this city. lIo studied II. Lne
University ul Pennsylvania. but never
graduated. Under lis sRilllul direction
the echooi las become one of tho larg.
ees aud most successful Ia the Country,
numbering about 800 pupils and twenty
masters. AID occupying twenty halld.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

Police turnkey Little made au a"rsst
last night. The prisoner WAS Wm. Zeg.
lsr anu III Municipal Court this mur,i ~
the charge Of drunkenness was prefstrul
against him. ZeiRleI was only rclah-ed
from jail on SATURDAY and In Nlsw OF his
INCLINATION to become Intoxicated he Was
mulcted IN line and costa to The 3xLsnL OF
5 50. In default OF payment Zeigler Will
serve forty days Imprisonment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07
KENNARD ( co.
62l-623 Market ST.
A DMlNISrRATORs SALE OF personal
~ property win sell the personal pfoper.
u OF ia ttol T.. Draper, decd on the road
leading from Newark TO Coochs Mill.
THURSDAY. FEB. 7th, 1885
At 10 o'clock sharp.
? head of horses. seows = helfers lbull.

3 head of horses 0cows . heifers bull,
brood SOW an pigs.
Farming impiements-e farm wRHons with
riBg ngs tor stlIle horse cart iunpspat carri-
aye, two horse dearborn. ON .-hurse DEARBORN
sleigh and bells mower, tsDOln bInGPr hut se-
raee. roll L. pHirs OF twin harrUwS, wheel
Guilty tor. nRnt CultlHHtcrs, ploWs corn
marker. gram DIR II. cars axe pOlS, gruiu In -,
mn, corn shelter, shuytls, spades, grabbing
hoe. cross cut saw, tarIi bell. lot Of pitch
FORKS. single and dGu1ie trees. sets of lnnl
or piow hatness, snt Of double carl age bar
ne g. set oi Single carriage harness bride,
collars In y SIT OF cart ubTncss. robe and
blankets, heatna nnd pea. iie I'D Lreamer milk
Cnu-, churn, DuiLertub. x tons OF hay IL
acres of wheat Ia the ground. household and
Kitchen furniture. Ierms cash.
Amin,s I vIginia X. Draper.
/ Arthur l.. Draper.
NM I. DAYErI, Auot, r5.2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

The cold snap is plling ice up In the re.
tallers' houses OF the city. The Con.
sGmers' Company have been cutting for
over u month, and II the spell continues
they Will Ia I'll probability nave o enlai Re
their properties. Inc ice In many creeks
is fifteen Inches thick and as clear as crys.
tai Mr.. Pueey says he viii hive 7OUO0
tons In his houses. The ubuhd nee, deal.
ers think, will cause much lower price
the coming summer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07
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Stan Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN,.
MIDDLErows, Feb. THE members OF
the u. A. X. own the town to-day. the &C.
casion being the fifteenth annual encamp.
ment OF the department. OF Delaware.
Colonel Jones Post, No, ~, and Colonel
Andrews Post, No. IA. have been busy for
| the Inst Few weeks arranging for the enter.
tainment OF the Visiting comrades. and
| they certainly had their enoeavors crown.
ed by success. as u more cordial reception
was never received by the department.
National Commander Lawler and Ma
tionsl Quartermaster General were In
attendance. Among those present were
| Department Commander, Joseph l.. Van.
tine; junior Vice, John o. Short; Senior
Vlc0. w. IL. Pennock; Department Chap.
lain L. V. Asprll; ST., Medical Director, q.
A. Foster; Assistant Quartermaster Gene.
raj Alyies Il Fowler; Assistant Adiutant
General Edgar A. Finley; department In.
speotor William Kelley, Jr.j Judge AdvO.
cate. james Mccoy; Chief Mastering OF.
ncer. Edward craig.
The Council OF Administration met last
evening and acted on the credentials.
They reported those present us folio W.:
Past State Commanders, John Vain
wright Daniel Ross. j. l.. LitzenBerg,
Johr e. Mowbray. H. g. Buckingham. P.
B. Ayars. Samuel Lewis, A, j. Woounan,
| q W. Stradley. b. Bogla
No;l.-d. tntriken and six delegates.
No. 2.-Wm. Ii. Bentz aud six telegatss.
No. 8-W. L. Wilhs aud three delegates.
No. 4.--Allnrd A. Anderson and three
delegates.
No 5.-zachariah Genmlll and live
delegates.
No. 8.-Wm. Sordon and Blk delegates.
NO I-B. +. Collins and seven dele.
gates
No, 81. A. Steele and 8 delegates.
No. 81. III. Chambers and delegate.
pal rna nd Al. 80
No. ii. V. Aspril and delegate.
No. l6-Myer b. Betts aud deleg ates.
No he. n, Hill aud . delegates.
NO. Id W. Bennum and delegates.
No. y D; l.. burning and delegates.
NO. 24-Joshua Hall and delegate
No. 25-L. II. Walls and delegate,
NO. 21-Henry Carry ami delegate.
Ihe morning session was consumed in
hearing tie reports OF committees. This
afternoon the election of officers VIII take
place and lively time ls anticipated
For state Commander, Dr. Mbaslck Of
Georgetown ana Edward Wood. OF Dover
are the Two candidates most spoken OF as
likely to succeed Cummalder Nantine
The q. A. Il. men are disappointed that
they cannot stay To lbs present at the
camp lire tonight. There Ia no way for
tue delegates to get home before the
morning EXPRESS.
The campfire Will DO held aud all the
delegates living south OF Mlddetown will
remain here until the midnight train ar.
rive.
campfire will DO held at the heaiuuar.
ters OF DUPONT Post. No. :. Lo.nlght In
Wilmington
Tie Department reports presented to.
day show th6 u. a. Il. " be In an excel.
lent condition. Mac,
n RM H %9 GoughCnre
AN AA EVIL ~ nryaEs Colds
- @"A eve E.za &&S lip In
"a Hours.
For pure milk and cream 40 to 1C2 West
~ street delivered Ia jars anu cans to ull
II nf hn am
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

The Brandywine creek was frozen over
yesterday and on IL was Il crowd of merry
skaters. The ice was in excellent cuudi.
I1un and young and old awaited them
selves OF the ihvlgorating sport. Tue
ohrlstIana Creek above the Baltimore and
ONO bridge ID also covered BY live
inene thickness oil ice aud skaters dot 1t,
eAellpOt 10 not In very good con lltIun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

WEsT nEsrEls Feb 6.-Slnatlpox has
broken out at this place. one case being
uiscoNeiei gu WasA nE tun aireoL tnls
evening. IRIS YiGLIuI Is hiisA IIultie
hwlsher OF t0atesvilis. VINO Ia yle,tlny the
family OF Harry Peters. She Mas removed
to tue County Home tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

The funeral Of Thomas Davidson viii
take place from lis late resldonas. No SOS
Adams street. on saturday afternoon at
80 o'clock. Services will Ue Mold IN Irln.
ny T.. {, Church 81 o'elock, lntermrnt
will be made in Wilmington ami brandy.
wine Cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

Harlem Smith. while assisting in cutting
ice last night at Hlbernla, near Cuates-
vile. was drowned. his body was reces.
cred this morning. Emith was ABOUT ~
years of age and resided in Mahulfe,s .
Court, near 1906 King street, this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

Chief Of Police Ilolan this morning re-.
ce'vsd a latter from VIA. Moore of North.
brock. Chester county, Pa. nskirg for in.
formation concerning a lost sister Miss
Ammo Moore, % SeaIs old, who WAS sup.
pubod 10 be here. Miss Moore left her
home there Oh january 70. aud Eas not
Teen heard oil since. I ha left Northbrook
with the Intention OF ytsauilg Te.atlves In
Philadelphia. The chie1 reptied that the
wandering young woman had not been
heard vi here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

william II. Mullin. flngman on The
T., W. u. railroad. WHO resIdsd at No.
4:il oknen street, Philadelphia was run
over and Instantly killed, near Gray,s
Ferry station. early yesterday morning,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

MEDIA, Pa. Feb, 6.-Mntthew Ash, the
oldest man IN Media, died 10 day nred p5
years. lie was retired farmer and NOV.
ed 10 Aedh uhont ~ years ago. Several
Gays hEcAe fvli down stars Ia his house
Injuries.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

The Me- Ion Bros, Of this city who arc
trying TO Lease OF purchase No | mil ut
Upland ut present hold a base on RID.
DIS mil IN hentmeie whon VIII expire
this spring.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

Tho funeral benefit association Of the
Junior Order United American Mech N ca
Will hold their convention IL the o i.
envy OF Music, on the evening Cr Fobsuary
22nu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

Coroner sti'lham Will not hold an In.
quest over tha remlins OF Harry IT, Wood.
man. who took his If. early v.aisydev
morning ihis morning tho cGr.iuer
gave Certificate OF death from suicide,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

Johnson's Magnetic o. tluls all painq
whether informal or ext ruai. s. 90 s4gs
10 OTIS; Scot, size 25cte.
N. y. Dantprlh. I'd and Market streets,
aud aliller's Drug stors 4O2 Market ST
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

Blu menthas have put In an electric
ligE plant at their WORKS. corner Front
and Monroe streets. thus etiectlng Il large
saving. They paid 800 per month to the
Wilmington Electric Lght Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

The funeral OF William II. Wallace, who
died at Farnhust took place to-day. In
terment was made at Dover. He was o.
years of age.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

Thomas Jones. shoemaker employed
Ry L. X, Auliin near Kenneth square, Pa
t1reW out some slit a lew days ago aud
ate the salt RGd died
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

hot lunch every lnorLnR from 10 to /
O'Clock, at larry s. Suhnepi's s2I King
street. Give him UaiI,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

Henry Hicks' horse fell at Tenth ard
Franklin streets this morning and received
ssvere bruises,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

Among those who arrived here to-day
were MIR. Addic ks Mr.. Bach, C,tycouncH.
man Tyre and Engineer Wilson OF tho
Street and Sewer Department, Whining
ton. Representative Morgan was absent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07
LIKE A MIRACLE MIRACLE.
SALT RnEUM, Impure BLOOD AND A
HACKING COUGH THAT BAFtLED
PnXsIClANs, FINALLY CURED.
sprInEreId lMassl nenublIcan.

IN the town of Amherst Mas, Mr.. Coo h.
Pierce ana mis- mother nIe the propfIetors OF
the Amherst Creamery Assouiat on, Mrs
tlcice las suffered for u long timo with Salt
hheum and cough that forpoded Consume
non, bht they have given way TO health si4
vixor Hearing OF this a reporter called o.,
Mira Pierle. and the following experiences
was reiated:-
"for ling time I suffered from Salt
hheum' said Mrs. Pierce. but about two
years ago slipped and hurt my knes. WIN III
made it worse. can't beg II to toll tue agony
was IN. my limbs became a mass OF raw
mesh covereI with running sores My friends
would sny could not live long. aud thought
so too. Well, heard OF DIR. David KunncIy,a
Favoritc Henedy and Dr.. David Keunedy's
salt hheum Cream; | commenced using
them. aud In three weeks | walked out of
doors Last night walked milo, and am
s'x'y-three yeais OF ago. 1t shows that DR..
kenhedy's Favorite nemody and Salt Rhcum
Cream can do more than the physicians, for
they made mo well after my doctors told me
] was ihcurable. ] must also tell Won of mn
othor preparation Dr. Kennedy advised ne
TO us. v bich aid as much tor me. il Npa Dr,
DaNio henhedy Caeriy Bnlssm. have hal
Wretohed cough ior the rasi tirtron yetr4
the best III Ciors III the state uniteu In 81, inn
that " was intnrable, and hat II was only Il
Ha'ter oi Tune Del re my iuuls would give
out-my sleep was Restless. | would lie awake
Tor hourS: / well Iecolieot the hrsL time /
used DR. Kenhcdy's Cherry Bu,stin. IL ro-
ieNcd my tirUnt at once and 1 slept ali
through lhNt II gut the first { all nisht 4 rest
hao IN several years II seeme ike mira
cir. tIOk but two bottles ANA wis cured.
uE DaNii kenn dN's Cherry Bal satin cures
asthma. bronchitis, coughs, caids incipIent
consumption. "hooping cough or Group
Ihken wlh favurie Remedy. IL never tails
Prlce 20. Oc and tlOO II hottie. Jr David
hehhedy Salt nheum Cream Is sold at oJc a
pachhRc. DE hennedy's favorite Romeuy
co.'s si-vO Il hJtiIo Or SIX bottles for 500.
FaNoli,e Neuedy ranks with III. mcdirsl
lroiossioh as thu most perfect OF all hi cd
ana nerve y edieinas. IL restores the liver to
htaltby condition and cures cunst Dat ION,
~ Is 40 rthln cure for ull disca se5 pecn ar
10 women, aud affords p otec lon from at
thcAs mat orgi. In chang of IIfe IL
cures rotHia. salt rhcun. tumor-, rbcuuin-
u IN. dyspepsia. nit sidney. bladder aud ur-
nary II o. asses. gravel. uiab te. uul Drighu's
uhsenst. IN thus lust Gsense IL nas cured
where all else failed.
The long experience OF Principal G oldey,
OF the Commercial and Shorthand Col.
lego Ia his special line his extensive
acquaintance among busines, and brofes.
sionai men. ami his extremely Practical
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

NJ 0TlCE-A. r. aud A. NJ. The officers and
IN members uf the VI. ". Grand fndge A.
H. nnd A. NJ, OF Delaware, are requested to
meet at tho Masonic IempiS In Wilmington
on saturday, the WITH lust. at 1.30 D. NJ. for
the purpose OF attending the funeral Of our
iaie Past Grand Master Thomas David o
BY order OF the Nj. W. Grand Masrer,
BENZ. +. DAkrhAhi. Grand Secretary.
fist
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

pUBLIO SALE-Wil III be sold at Stidham Il
l. Sons auction room, ON saturday morn.
lug. Feb. 9th. ut 10 O'clock. feather beds and
pillows, lot OF good bod covers. chest, bureau,
chairs, suits. &c. Sold TO settle an estate.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07
FIFTH EDITION.
MUSTARD DESERTS TUNNEL.
Daley Pyle's on the Mustard and
Bayard Gets Their Votes.

Stan Correspondence of the Republican.
s=. Dover, Feb. Z. 1896.
as follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

100 boxee cigars al 35c. for 20; 500 boxes
81 % cigars at 45e. Dursteins, East
Isec ond street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

Mr.. Charles Groves attended wedding
at Bear Station last evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

A FREE iiFf-Send 10 natnes and address
n Is OF your friends aud ~ cents for posi-
ages etc. The gltt is worth :Ip0. 10 Won
Address p. L. Grayes Comau's Well, Va.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-07

The long experience OF Principal G oldey,
OF the Commercial and Shorthand Col.
lego, Ia his special line. his extensive
acquaintance among business and broTes.
sion"l men. and his extremely practical
inetnnhs. are constantly bringing calls TO
MS oulte from business men Tor his train.
Ell graduates. two more being applied FOX
yesterday,