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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04
PHILADELPHIA VIII MINCrON L.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

~ Ell NV. loln, 1871.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia (eAprrssD, l.b7, 23.
~. go az, 5,o9, SO 800. .,i3, 1909 l9Is.
"a AcSomm nod iTiS 'G 7n1 s g. IS a. M.
1898, 20, $40, 5.l5' 1.io ana 1875 p. m.
$50 $50. SIS, 1905, 1875, IL a. M; Isl.
SOl, 5.ei. 5t9, 7Ol, and ";ot p. m;
Accommodatton, q, I, sos, l0.4S, ll.33 a.
For New York, LIZ, 2s5, 40, $50, i $50.
9d3' lo05' 1915, l1i5 ll.6l a; m, 'l!,S5, iSL.
For Boston without change, lo.iG a. m.
For the sonti--southern Railway ex-
sonville and st. Augustine; IA j.. m,
sleepers TO Hot Springs, Memphis and
For West Chester. via IamokIn, $50 a.
FOR Newark Center and intermediate
Baltimore ana washington, 4.ss, sol,
oil, 1913, and II a m, 1904, 12,22, 'l.l5, los
"A 523 ''6O5, Gal, 6JS, al, SO p. m. and
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
IA 4.4S, Sos and lisa p IN.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street sta
ton, for Wilmington texpress) $50, 10.
49, s.3l, 1910. LIS. lbs a. M, 'l2.S6, lso.
sos 74O, lilo, 11,lG p. m, and 1903 night.
Accommodation, $40 7.33, 80, 1926 Il. m,
123 S.o3, 4O5 4.S7. 6,22, S.5S, 1908 and ll.Ss
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Philadelphia (rXpressl ISL, 2.55, 49,
$50, sJ5, g.43. 1905 10 AS ll.5i a. m. l37
305, 5O4 h66' IG7. rs, 500 and gi2 D. m
Accommodation T. & 10 u m 10 TO- l. 40
40a, SIS and 10 IS D. M
For Chester (express) LII, 40, $50 ab5,
1915. lI5I a. m, 81. sol. $50. 7U7 and sod
D. M
Accommodation T. $40 a. m, u TO- 40
4G5, 5l5 72j and 1875 J.; m.
For New York, LII, 2.l5, 4 20, Z, $50 942.
1000 lOf ll.5l a.. m, l.S3 $40, 4.Vj, 5Oi,
bot, IOi, 9.l3, and 1919 y. M
For Boston, without change, 5.J6 p. IN
For the South-Southein railway Ex-
press 6.4l p M sleCpcrs TO Augusta, Jack
sonviile ana st. Augustine; al D. m,
SleeperS TO hot SprlnGs memphis anu
New Orleans,
For West Chester, VIA Lamoktn, S,JS a.
M ana o.lb p. m.
Baltimore anu Washington, A3S, S9ls
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

Judge Grubb presided at session oil
Orphans Court this corning
Hurry c. Conrad, administrator of H. II.
Smith, deceasei. presented II return OF
sale oil the real estate which was appro we'd
and confirmed
JOHN Eggs presented the petition OF
Isabella NJ. Davidson and Eva j. Davidson
tor tho appointment Cf the E4uitAtle
Glhraniee nnd Trust Company as their
guardian. and also Tor Helen l.. Davidson.
another minor child.
j. W Ponder presented the petition OF
the Equitable Guarantee and Trust Com
pany Tor permission to eNpend 80 of the
principal Of tho estate Of Josephine Han.
way. Mr.. Iondar was also given pertnis.
sion to exponI Sl2 month ID tue interest
OF Gertrude lllbeam.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

II the advocates of the establishment OF
q penltentiary In our State are not active,
the bill will not pass the Legislature, as
the residents Of the lover part OF the
State are afraid that the expense will be
90 great. The Governor sounded the
alarm. and II is probable the great ma
jorlty will agree with him. We must
therefore put up with the ialls we have, or
40 to work to make some extensions orr i'm
provements. We do not believe tile stone
quarry project will prove more profit
able than tina stone pile. In fact 1t will DO
good sink hole Ivr money, but that may
be small matter, parhaps, If it can be
made an opening for few Democratic
heeers. We cannot safely predict what
the outcome may be but the indications
are that there IL little hope for prison re.
form as the dollars are more important
than the reclamation OF criminals. -
There will be oyer this reform, the same
as over many others, great cutlery, and
nothing moro
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

Senator Higgins made quite an able
rgunent in the Senate on Saturday. for
three new battleshlps. instead of two, as
provided for by the bill which passed the
Senate. lie said: IF we nre not prepar-
ed for war. who Will tall the tale OF the
millions OF money We will have to pay In
consequence. A hundred million dollars
would built a fleet. and what is hundred
million dollars to this great countryI
Would the people hesitate at II? l believe
not
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

The following sales have been arranged:
February
March
4. Henry A. Kelly, milo cast OF Mer-
maid
3. Torrens over Sd ST. Bridge
). Thos DayctL Pencader lid.
3, John N. Wilkinson Brandy wine HID,
3. w BrRckln, Mill creek Hd
0, w q IruaN. New Castle lid.
6. Creamery 7OI Lancaster avenue
Z, Agnes BrOokcs. PenCnder lid.
Ell W Mccoy christina Hd.
8. Taylor Piorsop. Mil Crock Hid.
u, Geo ID Wctheren. Brnudywine Hid.
l., Herbert Brown. Brandywlns lid,
IL, BarnabY, New Castle I'D.
-, Unclaimed Goods OF r.. W. ABR Il.
IL. Furniture 100 West 1Ih ST.
Il. Sale OF household Gods at SIS Jefrer-
son street.
II, Peter A. Pagan, Hare's Corner.
Is, J X Gallagher. White Clay Creek.
10, John Wicr, Cnri-tianu, III.
It, ii. d. Hickman, harness. city.
~, d Cornbroohs, Mil CreeS Hid
IL. j y Sharpless. ChristiAna Hid.
IL, T. u. Rogers, New Castle lid.
g. Elwood Mebser, horses ockessin.
10. IL. Terminus Furniture over 3rd street.
10 Furniture. 3Os West sth st.
n. Jos. II. Gould. New Castle I'D.
30, j, III, Polk, NcwnDrt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

Something entirely new for Sabbath
service took place In Central Presbyterian
Church, on Sunday evening. The Rev.
Henry Mason Baum gave an illustrated
sermon. on the Life OF Christ and the
age Of MartYrdom." The subject was a
very interesting one, and the pictures
life like and entertaining as well as in.
structive. The Rev. gentleman deplored
the small number present to hear him, and
then gavea very enjoyable talk on the
subject, lasting nearly two hours.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04
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Wzst6sss..s,,gsg5SsSsU Schedule In effect
NSNtN&SV Nov. Is. 1884
Schedule in eject
Nov. IS. 1854
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
All trains illuminated with Plntsch Light.
New York. week days. 1904 y II. g a. 30 10
New York. Sundays IS O5. = II. I'll 20 a. m.
Fss,,sde,ph H. tTws !. and ohs.s-
Tbs. ~. 'sd9. 20 80 10 a. 10 20 I'll % a. IN.
l2g4 / "a 'a4a. . rs. +5A % 80. $50 Tst ei''
Sundays. .sol r11 os,. soo ri.o.
II 4Oa. M. -, - 49, 80 46A 1854 GO ia.
FhiIadslpiia tTweinh aud Market st..,l
week days. 500 III . ~ 10 4Oa. ma 'at9.
SUNDAYS. .scs. 1Iz III aoa m.. 's4e. TsA
9F$ x y:st sHK e 10 400 ls a. N as
,xh '2l9. =, S5. 20 is, go. 2 "a. = 49, ~ III
CHESTER, sundays .sos. III. er. fss
III 10, NV a: m. $ . ~ . Is 400. sss' ssl
'724.S 10. 10. IL y. IN.
Atlantic City. week days. e II. .I2si, '2@
a. M eu"u wnsr n q H. ss'p "'
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. EIs
~. =, u III. IL ID. 'sO'. SOt as. " l4.'si9
Sundays. '4i5. IN. 8 A. a. M, 1910, 'aaA
los. - 81. q ~ e 81 p. m.
BALTIMORE and Way stations II a. IN. so
iHew.rs' Del. .4Is.7Ii. "a 7a m.. .is 1865,
- 81. 'Gl4 70. $40 SO II 10 .. ~. Sunday
- - = - ii+ - 'N' SeS' va ~ va
Pitisburg. . u e. IN. .4a7 n. m. daily
Chicago. % Al a. in- = "a p. NJ, daily.
Cincinnati ard st. Louie, IL iUp. IN. and
u b. D. IN. daily.
New Orleans via Bristol ami Chattauoosa.
.blsp. IN daily. Through sleeper 10 New
Orleans
siDperly accommodation. ia a. IN, toa
70 aud II ~ D. IA, daily.
Landenberg accommodation. week days,
~ va. m. 10 and ~ y nj. surdaya
$50 a. M, D % p III.
Trains ienve Market street station, far
New York. week days. IS 30 a In.
For Philadelphia. week days $40. T&
" 10, III ~ n. M, 2bh V45p. III. sundays ozJ
q tn.. 1Oi. = 55, rs y, tn
For Pittsburg aud Chicago week days. . 20
For baltimore. week days. o. $50 n. in,
sbt, .h4 ~. III. Sunday 49, .. M.
For lnudonLerg uud Way stations week
oRyB w, 10 II. IN. = 10 . iOp. IN. SunhayA
t26 u. M. b " D. III.
Leave Philadelphia Cryenty fourth aud
Chestnut strectsl Tor Wilmington. week days.
.I.a5 2UO, s 10. - w. 80. % o. % H. 81 b3a
q AZ 's2lSD ~ ~ and ii 80 .. IN.
sunday, 'Jf. bi5 IS L. ~. 10. III AZ q. m, 10
noon. u 81 = ~. j Is. 'JUJ 4 ~, u 3J ". 'o!l
~ ~ and IL % D. III.
Leave philadelphia Twelfth and Market
etreetsl, week days u ~. = o.. III 20 u. IN
- AZ. ~, y. IN. Sundays. y " = %, I'll ~
Telephone. No. lyL
Kapjs TO Western points lower than via aay
q %. SOUL. General Passenger Agent
X. u. CAMPBELL. Gonerat Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

Tho Democrats having been routed
horse. foot anu dragoons. are now striv-
ing to make the currency the chief Issue,
instead of the tariff. in the coming cam.
paign. We trust the Republicans will
not fgll into the trap which Is being pre-.
Pared for them. The profitable employ
mert OF tie laborers of our country IL
mort important than any other matter
that can command attention. The ad.
1ustment Of the tariff SO as to protect our
manufacturers against the ruinous com.
petition Of Europeans, and the re enact.
ment OF our reciprocal treaties. are
necessary to prosperity. and We trust the
Republicans will not allow themselves to
be led to overlook this fact.
Tho monetary question Is of only ssoon.
dairy Importance. The purchase OF silver
under the Sherman law was in no wise 70.
sponsib!e for the business prostration.
which folio we'd the election in 1899. but
the threatened reduction of the tariff was
the underlying cause. The people were
led to believe that there would pe a great
reduction OF prices and every ono com.
menced to prepare for 1t and In doing SO
aggravated the very evil which they fear
cd. A prospect Of low prices invariably
tends to business depression. while an ap.
prehension OF On advance In prices tenos
TO greater activity. Every one under
stands this, and 1t is useless to enlarg Q
upon 1t.
The stupidity and laundering OF the
Democrats crushed business and thus
led to the deficiency of revenue to meet
current expenses, and hence the Govern
mont has been forced to borrow hundreds
of millions OF dollars to meet Its obliga.
lions. With the readjustment OF the tar
III and the restoration OF trade to It's nor
NAL condition there will be abundance of
money to meet expenditures. and there
will be no occasion to sell bonds or to
mortgage our resources to the money
kings.
Whether silver shall be admitted to free
coinage on an equality with gold, or be
treated as commodity, can exercise but
little influence OIL trade. That which is
already In circulation will remain at par
SO long as the government receives 1t for
taxes and other dues. as 1t is folly to say
that our small dealers prefer gold to it.
In fact much larger amount OF silver
could be used in business as there is a
great demand for 1t as well as for small
notes.
There is no complaint about their in
trinlsic value, the endorsement Of the
government ia enough. and the paper or
silver measure OF value, is preferable tt
the gold one, by nine. tenths Of the people,
Only bankers and money sharks are I'M
sasy about the gold standard, ana II any
difficulty ahall occur In regard to it, they
will be responsible for it. The gold con-
spirators, next to the confederates. did
our country more injury than any
other class OF men, and II they coult
make money by the operation they are
none too good to give US second editor
Of "black Friday" After the tariff Ia
properly adjusted 1t will be time enough
to attend to the disposition OF silver.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

The Grand jury of Clay County, Liberty,
Mo-, will investigate the case OF Mrs.
Annie c. Bellah, for check swindllng.
From the evidence already collected Mrs.
Bellah has dofrauded hundreds of persons
in the West of thousands OF dollars. The
New York police authorities have furnish.
ed the Clay authorities with lis6 Of fifty
names OF persons who were swindled by
her. This time she may have to serve q
term In jail for her wlckeiness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

In order 10 accommodate tho travel to
points Ia the Cumberland and Shenan.
poah Valley, the Peunaylvunia RlIlroad
Company will place In SCI vlcs a through
Pullman sleeping car between Thtladel
phia and liagerstown, Md, leaving Phil.
adelphta II ~ T.. NJ, aud returning leav.
ing Hagerstown 8 90 Z. NJ. 1nls car viii
run westbOund daily, except saturday.
aud eastbound daily, except Sunday, and
will start from Philadelphia March a. aud
HaRerstown March 5.
Connection Will be made at Hagsrstown
for Luray, NATURAL Bridge, Roanoke Bris.
toll anu other statlona on the Norfolk aud
Western railroad
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04
TKoumzNlHN song,

n ne green garden eitteth on bed
OF columhipe o young and rosy maid.
Acyyogns man linssry Y y. pssgss y.
Art thou maid, dear hearty" 10 ali Ills cry.
aor art thou some glad peasant's mated dove
Or white goddess strayed from heavens
aboye3n
"No goddess ], nor any peasants love,
"But a carnation in this garden sown,
A red csrnation In this garden grown.
Youth. hast thou not some flower for thine
own?n
"Nay, mono have" he said. "The dew en- /.
come at niGhtfall when the leaves arc dry.
And when 90, earnaton, thou shalt de"
Nora Hopper in New York Ledger.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04


Upon tho application OF Sarah i. Johnson,
Exccutrtx of va Margaret Schwenderman.
lateof Wilmington hundred. In said county,
deceased. II is ordered an directed by the Reg
is,cr, that the EXecutrlx aforesaid give notice
OF granting OF ettcrs 'iestumcntary upon The
estate of tncdeceGsc1 with the date oil grant
ing thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posle ed within forty days from the date OF
such letters IN six Of the most public places
of the county OF rcw Custle requiring all
persons having demands against The estate
10 present tho same, or abide by an act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided;
ana also cause the came to DO inserted with
in the same period i'll the DAILY REPUBLi-
CAN, newspaper published in Wilmington,
Del. and TO be continued therein three
weeks (c. o. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal OF
I q. 8. , office of the Register aforesaid at
~ Wilmington. in New Castle County
aforesaid. the dey ard year above written.
j. WILKINS CUDCH, Hex
MOI ICE-Noiice Is hereby givei that let
tiers Testamentary were in duo form of aw
granted unto the undersigned. on the 2lst day
of February. A. D., 1893, and thnt all persons
having claims against the estate OF tile de-
ceased must present the same. duly tested.
10 the said ENecutrix, on or before tho
2lst day OF February 1896. or abide tho Act
OF Assembly in such cuae made aud provided.
SAhAn $. JoHNSoN.
Executrix
Address-Highlands Delaware. rs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04
THURSDAY. MARCH Z. 1906.
Al 10 o'clock, a. m.,

~ 10 head of horses. No. l, George. dark
.SSbay, ~ years old. good driver and
worker Noe, roliy, roam. years old, good
years Oh. with roal by Congo. No. Maggie.
black ID years Old. good worker No.
brood mare No. 5. Winnie. dun. years old.
good worker or driver. No. .. Budd. uun. s
years old, will work any where, Is an eAce!-
lent driver. No. :, Nellie. bay = years old.
good stock no =. congo, nhrk'Duy STALLION.
4Sears old. lilac IN ore stock and a promls-
ing horse, II trained would make som thing
fast. Nos and 10 yearling colts
IL head OF Mich COWS most OF them fresh
or with calves by their sides l yearllng
hGifcr. yearlnR Holstein bull. . shoats, 3
boars good brood sows. little pigs. A lot
Farming Implements Road cart, large
market dearborn, Germantown Carriage.
top buggy, farm wagons, hay riggings
nearly new, IA feet long. grain fan, Decr!nR
binder In good order mower. one horse rake
seli-du mp, sulky cutivatOtB and attach
ments, roller nearly new. oliver chilled
piows twin harrow. triple harrow. buckeye
grain and fertilizer drill nearly new. Iron
Age cultiyator with corn covering attach
ments, . sets OF carriage harness set of wagon
and sets pillow harness, collars, forks
shovels hoes. double and sinRle-trees. riding
, saddle nearly new. S-horse tree, n bushei
Mp, measures iron post spade. pick aud
grabbing hoe. carpenters work bench. crosse
cut saw. WOO saw and horse Is feet ladder.
potatoes by the buShel, chicken coops.
Dairytxtures-Red peerless dreamer. 10 cans
ehuTn, twoc ea,n cans, milk buckets but
Ter molds two butter tubs with Ice coolers
Unnsehold turnunref EnrcEa coo. .tn,,a
NJ a % ID, - r',,,,,, .,t',,,s - "; ~;
onS a, 81 - ,otio Vnva, alu
c,Inpnnrh scr,1 -, t' w ,vii ome
ae so, a,d 49, ~ eens
&C. 81 % 80 ". 49,, T., = ~ it i,'.vt
man, her a1t i,l,,s M ,nnrtioneeJ o"u' anu
Tagsms ii !" s,,,ts - Ssn IA ,,aa,,h oo,
tba, a,ro'nt ~ .Tei, ~ a nn,,,hs ~ ,,5
he IL ~ " ha,ioh'a az VI pu.
,,rssad sn iE a. -, ,' moe MI, MIN a ap
P ~ e. IN ~, ,II, ION "a'e' OF
"Ps ee''' u" ui,S - aE " ~ 6 5n9,
j., ~ u,r, m s rE9 ~ pNoOMS,
L. ". % iDiih " " SUN. Aue,, - tid-'t-
DuBLIC SALE-The subsCl her Intending
Il to move to the city Will sell al public
sale at his residence on the Innrastrr PIN =
and DUPONT oud 10 mile from WiInlnqton.
- = ''"'
ON FRIDAY. MARCH S. 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

Certain parties We're conversing the
other day in regard 10 the sale OF liquor
10 tramps or dlss oluue persons. When a
would be retormer was told by a bystund.
or that bis name should be placed at the
head of the list. The deyelopms nts which
followed fhowed that there was more
truth than poetry In the remark. Ilis is
another Illustration Of the old adage do
as say. not as | do 1t would be wise.
howsver, Tor the Official to remove the
beam from his own eye before he attempts
to remove the mote from his brothers
eye!" An attack of etaggers sometimes
10 as bad as tho grip. When sober
Monsieur. for heavens sake stay SO Der.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

REV Father Birmingham on Sunday
evening spoke In condemnation OF the
vile and notorious way the ex.priest Stat.
terry has OF making living by delivering
lectures all over the country In oondem.
nation OF Catholics and the Catholic
Church. He said he was sorry that the
Catholics gave Slatlery 80 much notorlety
In empting TO prevent him from speak.
ing at Savannah. Georgia on last Wednes.
day. The gifted young divine spoke to a
large audience on The Unmasked Con.
fessional." He made everything clear to
his hearers. and thought the Catholic
Church needed no defenders. That It's
good deods spoke for themselves. No
man is more popular than the man who
Will endeavor to unmask the confessional?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

The Rev DIR. baum, who ls to lecture
next week In the New Century Club. GU
the recent dlscoverles. proving the Bible.
Will give an illustrated lecture Tomorrow
evening In the Central PresOy Ierlan
Church on the Life OF Christ, and age of
MARTY rdom. to which tho public is Invited.
o. next sunday the jews all over the
worltSSyill hold the Feast OF Esther, This
is one she greatest days In the Hebrew
calenda - book OF Esther Will Us read
cloud To- various congregations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04
DUBI1C SALE OF HARNESS. BLANK
E1S. ETC.
VIII be sold Vt public auction, on
49,. SATURDAY, MARCH9, ..E..

At Stidham & Eon's Auction Store.
No Ill East 18th street, Wilmington. Del,
20 sets OF light single and double harness. i
double set first class stage or wagon harness,
3sets of heavy carriage harness. sets OF dou-
bic expresA harness. extra fine set of light sim
gle harness. rubber mounting; 10 sets of single
harness. assortment OF lap sheois Whips, col
lars wagon brides. etc.
The above goods are all new and first class
make; guaranteed as represented, aud VIII
be sold W ithout reserve. Handmade goods.
1erms-All sums OF $50 aud over. Il credit OF
3mOntbs by the purchaser giving At bankahle
note with approved endorser. Sale positive.
J.. ". S1iDHAM Il son, inrts. m2-Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

Or 0En wanted, party who Is willing
REOO to invest II, owe sum in new en-
'CIprise. out of winch sluUJ to ssUUJ eau to
made in next months. y very useful
speciality Without competition, and pur-
haser W II nave control for 10 years. ga
sold Mt candy exposition m PhlladeIp hin by
one lady in ~ days. over 100 per cent pro-
tit. II will pay any one having money 10 m
yestlRate this opportunity for good. safe
aud le1,timai c business. j.. NJ. Bayue, W.
9TH street, Wilmington, fI9-St-eultt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

ONE OF the most Important damage
cases that has yet been tried before our
courts will be tried on Thursday. A
special Jury has been drawn. Martin G.
Huber lost several fingers while operating
o machine run by steam at the Jackson 4
Sharp Car Works, and sues for S20.OOO
dsmages. Levi c. Bird and George Gray
will try and make the jury believe their
client should have the damages asked
for. While Anthony Higgins and Bates
will try and convince the jury that all the
fault lay with the defendant, in not exercls.
ing due caution while at work. 1t will 6s
tilt OF legal giants, with Jackson Il Sharp
Company to foot the bills.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

DEBLiG SALES called by W. A. nuHiII
l. Auctloneer in city and country. sl5
Market street Now ID the time TO engage
your day. I2g-lf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

Tnrnr should be some plan devised. by
which the yearly occurrence OF floods at
Port Deposit could be obvlated. thus
saving thousands Of dollars worth Of
property. as well as human lives. The
Ice gorge In the Susquehanna river broke
OH Sunday at noon. flooding the railroad
tracks and streets along the river front
to the depth Of several feet. Congrega.
tious in the church had to be dismissed
and made their exit through rear windows.
The Ice was soon piled up In the streets OF
Port some six feet high, sweeping houses
from their foundations In Its mad flight,
The citizens in numerous instances
sought the . story OF their residences.
while others werO glad 10 be able to es.
cape to high ground. The citizens are
afraid OF u larger flood before the Ice
melts away.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04
H.. VALENTINE
ll8 KIaG STREET.
Phone Gi2. ml.tf

I)uBilC SALE
Tue undersigned Will sell at pu bic sale on
the Rogers farm, near New Castle, ON
WEDNESDAY, MERCH 6. 1885,,
At ! O'Clock p. M.
horses and mule, yearIng colt.
No. !. brown orsc. good worker ana gen-
tie in all harness.
No. .. buy marc. good worker aud gentle la
all arIess
No, g. sorrci horse, an excellent driver
head oi good m.lch cows some fresh and
otner- elose snrihgers. Jessry Duli coming
three years old.
bitmend rulty cultivntor. l large land
lOlcE Nty tooth hinge narrow. | three
horse Oliver y uuph, nearly new, two.horso
ollcr plonphs, IRON braku culiivai ors, /
JliH .Eat family car iage, harness. brides
hnt Hgiitrs &c., shovels forks and noes, aud
huH GUS other lhtnga not mentioned. Six
teen u.rcs OF wheat in the ground subject to
one-ahli rent
Terms OF sule-All SUNS OF 20 dollars and
lees cash; on all sun over TINT amount a
credit ofB months Will he given by he pur-
chaser giving II bankablo note with an an.
proved endorser. WIN. q. IRuAX.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

Wilmington will soon have two jewish
places OF worship erected within 1t. The
reformed and the orthodox are the names
Of the TWO Jewish congregations which
will worship God according to their way
Of thinking. They could not agree and
thus split and determined TO build two
temples Instead Of ono as at first deter
mined by them, CLuFenes mover hurt a
CITY. So the IN ore the places of worship
the better Will become the morals of our
citizens, both old and young.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

MISS BlGGEHS SELECT SCHOOL. 9tn
1fl and King streets. reopen Sept. 10.
Both sexes admitted. AdIress RACHEL
b. biGGER 894 W. Attn street ut any time.
or call at the school any morning betweo
and II tom August ~ TO Sept. l0aj-tt.