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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Bible Questions.
BY PROF. AMBROsE 8. nI.rEY.

BY PROF. AMBROSE 8. OTTEY.
The first person who will give correct
answer to the following questions Will
receive valuable prize for their trouble,
send stamp or no answer back;
tive mans name that the last letter
spells bio2
Give name that the first four letters
spell shlp2
Give six names that commence and end
with tho letter II
How many names commence and end
with the letter LIP
Give verse In both Old and Now Tesla.
ment that have all the Iettsrs of the
alphabet found In them except oneP
Glvo name that by taking or the last
letter spells gum
How often do tho names of RneheI
tBment2 avs
There are two atree,s mentioned bv
name. What are they? ~
lEdltor-Air. Ottey says he doesn't pro.
pose 10 give the questions, the answeTa
ana the price. Several wanted answers
back II wrong In the last Ilst II Won ara
right he will tell you SO. ana he will rIys
no questions but what can be- answered
from the bible. No one gave a correct
answer TO the last list published one
person came within one of answerlnT
them
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Two Drowned in tho Monorr,,,,,

PITrsBuRG. April BY the upsettinr
of skiff, either by accident or the re,ult
OF drunken row, two young men, sun.
posed to be John Brotln and Thomas Gro
gan, both residents of this CITY. wore
drowned in the Monongahela river The
two men, with George Wolfe, John Nc.
Manus and William Ford, started to cross
the river In "A skiif, and when aome dis
tance from shore the boat capsized and
Grogan aud Brotia were drowned, The
three mon rescued were locked up until
the police investigate the matter, as they
all tell conflicting stories of the accident
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
lie Took Tho Piano.
IcoMMUNICATED.l

NORTHUMBERLAND
Some time ago lady purchased from
oae VI our city merchants a: piano. and
gave in part payment All organ yalCed at
$50. Since that time various amounts
have been paid, but unfortunately the
hard times came on. and some OF ts pRy-
mcnLs were slightly delayed. She went
10 the merchant, who assured her that she
not distress her. On about March 25tb.
she concluded to move, and as he had re
quested her to get his men to move IL, she
therefore called upon him with that re-
quest and offered to pay for tbe removal
then, but he said, NO, wait until the In.
Atrument is delivered" She waited some
houre and then found the plano had been
taken to his place of business. instead of
her house, Now the seller Iefuses el ther
to give up me instrument or pay her buck
any money that has been paid upon IL, Is
there no redress In such a case?
INQUIRER.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Surprise Party.

William Lowden was surprised on Mon
day evening by visit from his class
leader and his friends, who wished &c
make the 62nd anniversary of his birth
memorable.
Among those present wore; Rev. J. d.
q. Hanna. Mr.. and Mrs Yundegrlit, VIM.
Nandegrlft. Mr.. and Mrs Il. Mcbride. Mr..
and Mrs. J: Bucking. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Lowden, Mrs. Hudson. Belford Hudson.
Miss Dollie Zeiby. MIR. and Mrs Ricknrds,
Sirs. Martha Francis. Mrs. Iheo. Francis,
Mrs. W. 8, Evans, Mrs Harriet Lowden,
Mrs. Brink. Mrs. Wood. Mrs. John Kilmer
ana daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Walrath, Mr.
anu Mrs. Rampey. Mr. and Mrs. Hough,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick, Miss NettIe
mcCormlck, Mr. and Mrs. w. Lowden,
Ghas. !.owden, Fannie Hope. Mrs. vii.
kins. Mrs, Heieer. Mrs. Jennie Bullock,
Mr.. and Mrs. White. Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. S. Yarnall.
Miss Minnie Jones, Mrs Casey, Mrs,
hlokards, David Aikens. MIR. Williamson
Francis Hoilecker, W. Ii. Grant.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Mrs. william. Held for ,,,r,,..

COLUMBUS o., April B.-Mrs. W. H. b.
Williams, who murdered two of her chill
dren at the Park hotel on Monday. was
arralgned In police court on two charges
OF murder in the first degree. She waived
examination and was ordered held with.
out bond to await the action of the grand
jury Mr.. Williams was released by order
OF the coroner, and the little daughter
Annie, was placed In care of a friend OF
lhe iahl,y' MRS Williams snys the only
reason she can give for mufderInp her
children is that she did not want them to
suner at the hands of their father as she
had suffered -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
She ComplImcntrd the REV. sam .yo,e.
tFrom One of His sernonsS '

TFOW Uhe OF MS Sernona)
~ seldom address nm audianca Intro
uueed kindly by a friend, that i don'L
think Of he words OF the good old color.
ed woman after had preached to A .rreat
concouree of cOlorad people on one ocea :
sion. Ills large, fat old colored woman
i suppose she would weigh two hun
dfea pounds came up to me and gave
me nor hand, and said. God bless Won,
brudder jones: you is every body's preach .
er. and everybody loves to hear Won
preach, and every nigger loves TO hear
more like Niger than any while man
that ever lived. and, Brudier Jones. Won
nave got white skin, but thank God
you have got black heart. We couldn't
take her literally. But she meant kindly
In what she said to ms." i'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Sugar King. want a, r.r,x ru,,

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Nathaniel VIII
son, counsel for Henry o. Hnvemeyer and
John u. Searles, asked Judge Cole to set
an early date for trial of his clients in
dicted for refusing to testify before the
sugar investigating committee. judge
Cole would not fix date without the con
sent OF the district attorney, Mr.. Birney,
The latter says that ho expects to call the
irst case the last of April or the FIRST of
may, ana the trials Will take place in the
order in which the men were Indicted the
brokers first, then tho newspaper CORE.
spondents and lastly the officers of the
sugar trust.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
For sale,

Fine horses and colts will be sold at pub
ic sals AZ Buena Vista, near State Road
Station on Thurslay, Aprll a. the ragis.
tered French coach horse Farlbole, 8 years
oId In ube; twenty horses, mares and
colts, sired by the imported French coach
Morse Federal; humber OF colts, 2 and
years old; several yeariings and several
fine driving horses. The pronertv os Mrs
FRANCIS n. Buck. Sale will begin at IL
O'Clock: l.. W. Stidham Il Son, auction.
eers; The train leaving Wilmington at
ll.O5 a. IN. will stop at State Road
Ihe Cham pion stallion Happy Mediu m
owned by Hugh Duuaher, will also be
sold at the above sale. He is a sure foal
Ketter and took first premium at the
Hazel Dell Fair IN 1889. aud was sixth Ia
the $50 class. He is a brother to Nancy
Hanks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
The New stenwer uownrd.

Work on tho Merchant and Miners
bleamDoat Company's new steamer now
nnder course of construction at the yard
oil the Harlan aud Hollingsworth Com.
pany is progressing 50 rapidly that tho
company expects to have the craft In he
creek before the last of tho month. The
engines are now being set up In the ma.
chine shor,and II they work satisfactorily
thay will be In the steamer In elk weeks.
As the steamer now is. she IL almost ell
trely plated. The raftcrs OF heI deck are
about to 10 placed In position, Tho new
steamer will be named the Howard, and
her Initial dip will be witnessed by a large
number ot Maryland steamboat man
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Tour tn wa.h,,.,on VI, P.n,, ~,

for the beneft OF those who have beon
unable to take advantage OF tho EernsvI.
vania Railroad Gompany's tours to Wash.
lngton, ID. e., during the I4enten season.
mat company has arranged q Specia
Eastsr Holiday Tour, to leave New York
and philed"lphia Thursday, Aprii Is re-
turning on the following SATURDAY.
The ratcs. Including accom- m odatIons at
WsshinRton's best hotels, are sI3 so from
New York and sll.50 from Phiiade phla; !;
proportionate rates from other poIGts'
Detailed Itinerary will be sent on annIi.
cation to Tourist Agent. 1896 Broadway.
New fork, or Room al, BroRd Street
Station, IhiladelphIa,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
horrhnnd aud rypewrlrtns conr sc.

special evening course will be glvap
iof oota sexes any age at Goldey Com,
mefclal and Shorthand College, EiphtL
and MARKET, beginning April Sui. i've
hlshts week, at special reasoneble
Tate. instruction entirely Individual moi
In classes. Also individual bualna,a a,,a
shorthand courses In day sessions. Begin
any day. "a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
BODIES of Drowned Men nooov.-.a

Snow HILL, Md, April 3.-The bodies Of
William I. Birch and Charles Hudson,
two OF the three mon who were drowned
while trying to sail across Sinepuxept
Day last January in the face of the worst
storm ever experienced in that section,
We're recovered near hero on Monday. Rel.
atlSos oil the dead men have been search.
ing lor the remains for ten weeks, and
have dragged the bay for many miles
around the scene of the accident, vet the
bodies tioated ashore directly opposite
where tho men were drowned.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
His Ip,uries Prov. p.,.,

PHTLADELPHIA, April 9.-Samuel Dut.
ton, the Chester county farmer who was
found lying badly injured early on sun.
day morning on tho front pavement of tho
house 1919 kater street, died Yesterday
at the Ponnsylyania hospital, and Joseph
Inc lYSerson, In whose apartment he had
neeh staying previous TO the accident, is
IN Moyanensing prison pending an inyes-
tigation by the coroner that will detnr.
mine whether or not she was responsfbIe
Tor The occurrence. Dutton declared that
he fell from the window accidentally.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Ii Mnnid he IsnnII.,,

For US to say such thing, aud YOU
Ipuinn beleve IL u we were to tell the
cost We don't do IL, can't do 1t, but we
pAke solling price so close to cost that
its making our store attractive to peOnIe
pho really care to save shoe money,
&aallty TOO we watch that to the hest OF
our ability; We would use u maguifyinu
Eiass on every pair of shoes II It would
70 any good, but we buy from tho best
makers and that usually gives us the
Dsst quality OF shoes in both the best and
eheRpest grades. Forman's, No. 10 East
Fourth street between Market and King,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
slight OF a LIfcftme

sight 80 rara as not to bs seen In the
lifetime of most people is the porDoise
SelghihE 90 lbs. at Il. A. McClure's stalls
EiRhth aud Orange streets. lis masslye
Laperlng body, small eyes, ears. mou,n
nose end round teeth, Its heavy hide. IIna
ana tali arc peculiar. 1Ais porpoiss Wua
caught near Cape HR,teras. Six men car
do see It. n's'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
veriict Acai,.t a R.,,.,

TRENTON, April IA jury in the United
States district court here gave a verdict
for $4,000 against the Delaware, Laoka.
wanna and Western railway, in the suit
OF Christopher Arnold, of Newark. The
plaiutin was one of the many who were
injured In the rear end collision which oc.
CURED on the Hackensack meadows on
Jan. 10, 1921, when thirteen people wore
killed. Arnold lost his leg and sued for
$4,000. Several similar cases " i'll bo tried
at this term OF the court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Secretary Gresham to Remain.

WASHINGTON April "a most positivs
denial OF the story that Secretary Gresham
intends to resign is given by a cabinet
oiiicer whose relations with the secretary
are OF such nature as to make him per-
iectly competent to make this denial. II
Is also learned that Secretary Gresham
mas Just made arrangements for the extern.
sion Tor another year of his lease Of the
rooms room, at the Arlington now occupied by
him which may certainly be talken ns m,
evidence of his intention to remain in
Washington "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Now nnlrnrr

| wlsh to inform my friends and the
puoHc mat have started n Wholesale and
retail bakery at 9l4 Shipluy street, Having
- years experience with the late Geo, IL
ho3lhsoil, and his successor, VIM q Farra
III the llne cake and leo cream trade. / am
prepared TO I'LL all orders at short notice.
nohf patronage ls respectfully solicited,
Benjamin L. Morrlson
rs. PIes and biscuits a speciality.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Tho EInIn Rnnn,Inru

1t Is stated that Representative Walker
IN low days Will introduce u bill In the
iegielature TO repeal the act creating the
State boundary Com Mission and to restore
the old boundary line between Delaware
and Penney lvania. This bill, If PASSED,
will end the trouble of some people who
insist they live In Delaware. but by the
vnnia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Cuban Rebels Await Reinforcem,nt.

MADRID, April o. - Tho governor of
Havana telegraphs that tranquility pre.
walls in five of the provinces of the island
OF Cuba. The instruction is confined to
the province OF Santiago, where the rebels
awaiting reinforcements.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
-
Fertilizer Iinaine,, soid.

The entire business, q good Wilt brands.
formulas trade marks. trade namea.
&C.. OF The late Walton az Whann 1n
Wilmington. Del. has beer sold to tbe
1yGers Allen Fertilizer Co. No. 9 Cbest,nit
street PhilGielpEia, Pa, and the goods
By them. way
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

At West Chester. yesterday, Wm. Smith
went to the home OF Joseph Beck ett
with a club to settle dispute OF ion z
standing. After throwing a shovel In to
tue house. he entered. but was met by
Beckett, who took away the club and beat
him SO severely that he was taken to a
hospital in ali ambulance. HIS nose was
broken and his skull injured in two
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
a HEADLEss BODY.
s.srph DonnoIIy Meets n Horrible ponth on
the Railroad.
INQUIRER.

The headlsss body OF Joseph Donnelly
WAS found along tho T.. ". d b. Railroad
at Lombard street about IL o'clock last
AlRht. Donnelly was seen alive at IL
pollock and was then at his work about
lhe coal chute. Tho body when found
bad the appearance OF having been dead
half an hour. 1t Is supposed the unfortu-
nate man was struck by shifting engine
No. 8, which drew an accom- IN cd alton
train from the depot at 1l.40 o'clock.
Dthers think that Donnelly fell from the
coal chute In front OF another engine, as
no blood stains could DO found on The
khifter. ..r-
The dead man was so years of age and
liTed at Sixth and Church streets. Deputy
Coroner Chandler will hold al Inquest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
The Blue and tho Gray to Fr.t.rn,,,

ATLANTA, April 3-On Saturday night
tne soldiers who wore the gray and those
VINO wore the blue will meet together in
friendly intercourse at the hendauartors
OF the Grand Army Post In Atlanta. Com
mander-in- Chief Lawler, of Rockford
Ills, with his staff, Is visiting the differ.
ent departments of the G. A r. in the
United States, and Will reach Atlanta on
SntOrday "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Trees For Cool spring Park,

At meeting of the Water ComnissIo N
yesterday afternoon. It WAS decided to
Plan more trees IN the Cool Spring Park
ihe new trees will be weapIhR WiIIoV,s
Weeping dogwood. weeping beech, glnltN'
iArch, magnolia and rowan spruce. ali
nnmoeriDg thirty.three trees. 4 meeting
VIII De nelu Thursday afternoon to arm npe
= scale oil water rates. The weekly pay
toll was pissed r'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

That oily and rough skin cured. and the
face and hands beautitied by Johngon's
Oriental Soap; IN nedIcated aud highly per.
fumed ~
N b Danforth Second and NI,rnat
streets, aud Slilier's Drug S tore 409 Mar.
ket street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

IoEBliC SALE-bf hOusphull goods ana
4 antique furniture. W III be sold At std
Fourth street on Friday afIcruoon.Z Anil
ON at , - ClocA SIX parlJr suits, ten hetI room
81 Is - var Is OF good carpets title used
sohe4eS lounges dlniuR rhai o. organ slde.
board secretary, extension tables liver whre.
N9 Also one grandtathers nigh ciock
a,ulllup secretary. bureaus, tables. andlrons
eits ca n DC seen at the auction rooms on day
ana evening before sale. This ia u fine loi n
goods Parties leaving the city.
fhohe 900 bTtDHAM 4 Sons
n29-30 a2-t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Tho nnlls nnd srep. .rer,

Inc wooden steps and walks leading In
the Court House from Market and kins,
streets wore taken up yesterday morning.
Inc ne steps aud walks are only used during
lne winter TO mako access to the buIliline
easier thun 1t otherwise would be. Eira.
man Campbell did tie work
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Sentenced ,oh. u.,n.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, April 3-WflIiam
Penn Bowman, the boy murderer, who
Killed the Arabian peddler some months
ago and was convicted of murder In the
nrst degree, was sentenced yesterday to be
hanged. Before sentence was pronounced
he told the judge he was innocent
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Ii Hung Chang R.nih1x ne.o...,...

YOKOHAMA, April s.-Advices from sbt.
moneseh show that Ii Hung Changes
wound In the face is healing well and
that 1t is expected that he will be in the
enjoyment of complete health in a few
days' when he will again attend the peace
conference, Cholera at Port Arthur con.
tinues to increase
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Mental ANXIETY and suioI,la,

ALLEETowN, Pa, April 3-Mrs Benne-
Vile Roth, mother of Revs Benjamin and
M J. Roth, of Millersville and summit
hlll, respectively, committed suicide by
hanging herself at her home near Rock
date Yesterday afternoon. Mental anxiety
was the cause of the deed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
pUBTIc sALE-or 2, head or Ni.sourt
L horses We VIII sell al our atal,les, No.
4la est Front street Wilmington. bel. ON
SATURDAY. ArHIL 8 lsa5.
Att o'cloel. ~. IN. stt,rp
AtIo'cloel. p. M, s4srp.

D head Of superior drivers draft tad ven.
erirl pair II hctvy draft teams wtirh o3DG Ibs
homt tuppF drivers AMI all arauud har-es.
ne AusYe horses have been selected supc-
lhily OF tut sale and are WORTHY tho atten.
tioh OF parties l, OhtHx tor good horses
tine bred colts, sirel by Mr4ul Forest wilkes
aud 'lH'en klrl a fast records
lheN can ire seen days before sale at our
siRhtes \ ere 4 ut % day will b. given in
terst added. No p1stppuemeHt on account
OF WrH her. II~ItRS h N,pASiEi
l.. w >liiham Il son. Auc. ni5j.6t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
The weatbar

For District of Columbia, eastern Penn.
Iylvania, New Jersey, Delaware aod Mary.
land, clearing weather; northerIy winds.
FOR virginia, clearing weather; cooler in
central and southern portion; northeriy
Winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

or a on dC Dollars saved nre duIinr.
W I'D W y eHrBsd. To Apply this maxim
you must witch the bargains atigertIssJ Tha
toih I'm hossrd Nnli Eapcr- low boiug sold
by the FlDELIFS wall. PNPI:it 90 ar -
North lIih A.. I'niindeiptin, for lgc ana Iac
per piece cotne under this head.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Hoard Of Trade.

- The regular monthly meeting of the
board OF Trade will lie held In the rooms
oI lhe Board on Thursday next, the Attn
INST, at 7. 30 D. m. business of Import.
knoe. full Attendance is renuasteh
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

dyspepsia Is durable everywhere. bv
using br aimms' Anti-Dyspepsia powdars
aha feEetabia Liver Pills. lie careful of
n,ee ,, W. you VIII soon have a good sto
mach ana get we'll. Cos King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

Shiloh's cure is sold on a guarantee. It
cures Incpient Consumption. Il Is the
best Cough Cure. Only one cent dose.
25cts., 5Ucts., and 81. 90
Sold by N; B. Danfortu. druggist, Second
ana Market Sis.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Had Been Stealing for Years.

WINoNA, MINI, April 3.-The rumored
shortage in the accounts of George C.
Scott late treasurer OF tho MissIssInni
River Logging company, is now definitsiy
known. The deficit already discovered
amounts to s92, 900, 1t is said Scott's pecu-
lations have been carried on for several
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

Notice-Geo. McCaulloy has placed tsls.
phone No. 743 at his place OF business, No,
lO3 West Eighth street. for the convenience
of his customers
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

NOW is the time for coughs. colds
hohfseness and the laying of the seeds for
consumption. DIR. Sir1ms white pulmon.
le bulsain is The llnest and best remedy
ever made. ls Just the medicine to pre-.
vent these culHmilIes and cure the diaaasa
COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

With the best beet at 2oc to Csc. per ID.
the people are luxuriatlng on fresh herring
that shad will be abundant aud cheap,
The beef monopoly will not stand long,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Tho Fish .sInrKer.

Powell has on his stalls In the Third
street market. fresh shaJ. herring, cod
zen, haddoek white nPrch white catfish.
aud other varieties OF the iiuny trIbe. aaii
early and avoid the rush, '-A''
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

druggists recommend Johneon'e Orlen
tai Soap for all skin and scalp Diseases.
tan and sunburn and the complexion.
n. b. Danforth. I'd and Market Sts., and
Millers Drug store. s02 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Nlh s,rnha., ...,,,... d.

., The wall of tho Old Swedes' Cemeterv ia
railing ln several places, and many ara
,ne me compliments which arise from that
.act. Inc bfeaks should be repaired nj
the earliest possible time. 'eu a'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
IInIIIn IIns .rn.in.

A grand assortment Of fsesh.maJa cboco.
late creams ten different kiuGs, which he
mixes ana sells Tor 70 cents per pound and
III ounres ia pound. He doesn't cnarve
anything for style. NJ 22f Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

w. I. Colmer,,- Of Newark. was In tb,a
city yesterday. MIR. Golmery is an asnir.
ant Tor The office of Justice OF the psuee' "a
Oh April IA. ~ eApt' %
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
A Fatal Faint at the Polls.

NEWCASTLE Pa. April 3-while Mrs.
Thomas Jones was preparing her ballot at
Che polls yesterday she tainted and fell,
slrstihg blood vessel, from the effects OF
which she died in few hours.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

DR.. Siinms' White Pulmo onlc Baisam Ia
the medicine Tor sore throat, coughs and
an lung discusses always reliable; a direct
throat and lung medicine. siia kin
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
On To-day and Tomorrow, April 3 and4,

The display will be grander and gorgeous than
iorea the themes and creations of great Paris Mners
brought under this roo-theye for your inspection
There's 800 of the prettes of worroom creatons
along side there's maybe 60 from those great French
mers-the combination giving grand effect We want you
to compare-see if can't produce much pretor eectsths
cost maybe one ha-even one quarter
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
RenuhIIcnn nr..,,.

Ihe Higgins Republican Club will hold
meeting on Wednesday, evening in
streets. Addresses will be MAIDS Lv
prominent speakers. All are Invited
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Good Goods-Itiuht Price.

ii. L. Sergeant dealer in coal. wood and
grain Large pea coal for family use.
~ IIicb ory wood Tor open CRATES. OF.
Yard lO6 MARYLAND avenue. 'i''
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Poor Trnstee and Constable Appoln,ea.

The Levy Court yesterday afternoon
appointed Theodore +. ArmetronR a tr,is.
Zee OF the poor to succeed Franoia l..
Springer, resigned. Daniel ". Gush was
appointed constable Of Red Lion Hund.
red Ae
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

2O00 lbs Havana Shorts for sale Mt q
W. corner Second and Shipey streets. at
20 cents pound. City Market Cigar Fac.
tory. H. r. BorRDoN nron
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

:, DR.. j. r. Smith has removed from 9Io
Madison street to N. W. corner Seventh
and Adams. Telephone 4e7, ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Don't Forget Spring Is Coming,

and you want your carriages repaired and
shined up. The best and cheapest place
10 at Walther i Cos, South OF Market
Street Bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
luIIat ". foI,i,,.

Northwest corner of Seventh and Wash.
ington streets. for q line of fine coufeo-
tiopery, also Easter novelties. Ice cream
In season.