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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

Boys Suits, same sort of
elegance and excellence as we
have for men, at fair prices.
Have you boy, too big for
short pants, too small for long
pants! Get him a Vest Suit with
short pants. Tie coat is sin.
gle,breasted, long cut, single.
breasted vest. Pants have
buckle and strap in the back.
For boys from 10 to l6 years.
Several styles to select from,
$3.50 to SS.
Double.breasted Suits for
boys from 4 to Is years, light
shadesand dark shades, Blacks,
Blues and Browns, $3.50 to
s;6.
We aren't afraid to use fine
qualities in Boys Clothes. We
aren't afraid to trim their cloth.
ing elegantly. We aren't afraid
to use the best tailoring. We
aren't afraid Of anything except
high prices.
Our side case shows you a
few styles (about twenty of
Novelties in Little Boys Suits
from 3 to s years. More in
side and another case ready to
open this morning, $3.50 to Sc.
Store open every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

strength, they need m ore and more some
uctive means OF supplying the nerves. and
tissues with better nu triton o nd tho veins
with better blood. When Palne's celery
compound le given to ono of these excita.
bic weak, nerved, sallOw. perhaps scrotu.
lous young persons, the mother is often
amazed at the rapidity with which 1t 70.
stores the strength, builds up tho worn
nervous tissues aud replaces the languor
OF II depleted nervous systsm by the elias.
ticity OF youthful beelth
Faine's celery compound makes people
well-not only worn out, enfeeoled men
and women of mature age, but younger
persons whose slighter powers have been
overtaxed by excitement or immoderate
work without proper Intervals for rest
and repair.
Paine's celery compound has played a
most important part in the lives OF thou.
sands OF young people In every eection OF
| this country, Many whose nervous
systens had been 30 stimulated as to unit
them utterly for study. II has made vigor-
Gus and strong enough to ably bear the
burden Of coming years. 1t has enabled
them to grow up vigorous men ana wo-
meU capable OF doing the part OF active
strong men and women 10 the world. Mr..
James II. Wetzel, writing from bis home
In New Berlin. Penn, says:
ALLOW me to speak few words in
praise OF PalnA's celery compound. My
younger sister. whosp picture send you,
was subject to nervoue attacks. and, We
thought to heart trouble. We tried mum
erous medicines for her alimouts, but
without much avail. Last winter she
had severe attack OF nervous trouble
with her eyes and we gave her Paines
celery compound and she improved Won
derfully upon It, and she has been we'll
ever since. II those few words Of unsoll.
cited Testimony Can De oil amy benefit
please use thsn as my unbiased and un.
/ pTeiudicdd opinlon,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
0dossn Town Election.

The town election on Monday In Od0ssa
was the most interesting one Tor several
years. The retiring town commissioners
were: 4. W. Rose, Frank b, Watkins and
Joseph L. Gibson.
Some slight dissatisfaction prevailed
for the paat year with few sore heads.
They therefore brought out u ticket anti
TO the election OF william Johnson for
town constable.
The following ticket was placed In the
field. Alfred Stevens. Samuel NJ. Enos and
John Heller. The retiring members were
reelected by 10 majority.
The funnieet thing about the whole
affair Is that the new ticket had named
Mr.. Higgins Tor Constable.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
spuscmsnss.
MANN OPERA HorsN,

10
Mr.. Chauncsy 0icott. an artist Of merit
and clever company. appeared at the
Grand Opera House last evening In tho
Irish comedy drama 'Tfhe Irish Artist"
by George ii. Jesson erd Augustus Pitou.
The drama is choice ono In every re.
5pect and presented IN line style Every
opportunity is given NJ. Oloott to intro
duce some of Ills sweet irish songs. lie
enjoJ ed tho plensuee OF msking u hit In
most OF them. AS a portrayer OF Irish
characters there is none better. His sup.
porting company was all that could have
been desired and fully up TO the standard.
Milton Mobiles, author and playwright,
will appear at the Grand Opera House
this and Tomorrow evenings In his latest
successful composition, "From Sire to
Son"
From Sire to Som is by far the best play
that Milton Mobiles has ever written or
appeared In. and one which can claim
more originality OF plot and action than
most OI the American plays produced III
the last decade. Milton Nobes has been
hs lnderutigable a playwright as an actor
and u score OF dramatic events. the sue
oeeding one each better than the other.
bear his name as the authoE. "From Sire
to Son" is distinctly American play cast
IN the reflection OF the American character
by means OF border coiorlng-the only
distinctive individuality that we have.
Two acts of the play are laid In Callfor.
mia, and the concluding ones In Europe,
during which Is Introduced handsome
setting OF picturesque Venice.
The story OF the play Is simple and
therefore interesting. 1t deals with the
mysterious murder Of the wife Of gamh.
lei and abduction OF his daughter. Tho
gambler. who IL of noble family and COM
mendable traits. sets about ayenging the
crime and after four acts OF thrilling In
terest accom- plishes thut end.
The characters Of the play are we'll dis
trlbuted, and broad comedy vein makes
the second act cnarmingly entertaining.
MIR. Mobiles has role which fits him we'll.
As the reformed gam bier he is very strong
yet patheticaIly human. and his acting
polished and natural. In the climaxes he
ls the old 'fhoenix" and his force OF OK
precision and ear nestness OF action nevei
fails to gain an encore. Mrs. Mobiles hal
n dual rolo.s sand fills them both Will
charming grace.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
CAPTAIN stoad,r Lo..s All. ni.,dai.

Captain Stodder Of tho revenue marine
steamer rnwIord has lost the Monitor
medal which was presented to him In rec1
ognitlOn of his services on the Monitor In
It., light with the MeIrimac In hampton
iiuHus. Iie went To Washington from
Baltimore last saturday. thence to New
YORK anu BroO&lyn. ami took his medal
with him. When he reached this CITY, on
his way home lie missed tile medal
s.rne medal was the only one struck aud
was priced very highly by the captain.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
kisnth Ward RrpubiIcau..

The Republicans of the Eighth ward had
q roustng meeting In the club houss No.
SO / ast Seventh street last night The
speakers were Mayor ohurJildse and #. Il.
Bach and their talks were earliest ores
toward sucress during the coming cam
paign. Mayor Saoftli'lge sDoke OF the
duties and privileges of Republicans in
Che government OF the city and in prepnr.
ing Tor the coming city campaign. He
eondemed the partisan commissions by
which the city is governed and declared
that It lie time that right to the govern
ment OF the city was restored to the poo
pie. He said that tue principles OF civil
service applied to this clty might be good
IN railroad Iuattgre, out not In politics.
Mr.. Back spcke OF the outlook for the
June campaign. and encouraged tho mem
hers of the club to active aud energetic
work. and said he was sure that there is
patriotism enough in the EiRhth ward to
work for victory and to win at the cleo
tton. He advised the laying aside OF ger
sonal prejudices for united eliott for
success. he congratulated the club on
their enthusiastic opening Ut the cam.
ralRn.
A rising vote of thanks was given the
ADeakera.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
Locnt ~, Inspector.

City Council bas prepgtGi an ordinance,
and IL Will uo submitted to Light Tor con
sideration. 20 appoint misE Inspector.
The office Will be self.enslaininR. The II g
csnse Of wholesale and IetulI mix dealers
" Ill he So No persons who sells less than
% quaTts OF milk daily viii. be Obliged to
take out license. Each retailer must
furnish the Inspector with the name and
address OF the wholesaler from whom the
milk ts obtHlned.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
Fourth EDITION
Tbe ysia. .t DEEDS.

The tweive mile circle deed might yet
play q prominent part In history II the
case which began to-day before Judge
Dallas and Jury 10 the United States
Court. Philadelphia, am cunts to anything.
The suit ls brought b. William BuEsld
Stuart, OF London. descendant Of Will
liam Penn, against tha city OF Eaatoa, to
recover historical ground
Tie land was dedicated by Penn to
Easton for a court house. II Is SozS0 feet.
IL was used for Il court house. which was
Afterwards nb9ndoned. and the site be.
came q puhitb park right In the centre OF
the city. bscstise l. was abandoned IL is
claimed for Mr. Stuart us having reverted
to the Penn possessions. The record of
titlo, which was shown in court starts
from the grauttng by Charles IL OF the
province of Pennsylvania Ia 1851 to VIM.
Penn and hts heirs. down to the death OF
William stuart, the father of tue claimant
In July. 1874 The Stuarts descended from
the marriage OF Sophia Murguret Penn,
slaughter OF Thomas Penu, with William
Stuart. Archbishop of Armagh
Upon the death OF Thomas Gordon Penn
In 1869. the remainder OF the general Pen n
estate In Pennsylvania vested In W llilam
! STUART tile oldest son oil bophia Margaret
Penn. The various private Estates In land
In Pennsylvnnia vested in him uncers the
act OF April %, 1855 representatives only
being allowed as lar us children of uEcles
and aunts. The father OF the claimant
matfleu heurlettd, uuuRubet OF hutnu
biz Charles Pole. His will said:
II give. devise ami beu ueath all my
real ee tate W whatsoever. o. which have
any power OF disposition. anu all my per
eonni estate aud effects wnatsoever aud
whercsoever. to my eldest son William
Stuart, his helre, executors. admlnlstra'
tors and assigns absolutely"
1t WIS proved in London, September 70,
1874, and recorded in PhiladeIpnia Decem.
Der rs, 1916.
For the plaintiff IL Is stated that he has
vested In him all rights OF tho proprletl
ries OF Penn sylvnnIa, both under the On
tall aud tho will of.his father who barred 1t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
wit nnd Laughter.

In Union Church last night Rev. D. v.
Lucas, OF TORONTO, Canada lectured on
''Wit and Laughter The talk proved IN
tersstlDg, and his imitation OF Father
Prours lecture In the Irlsh dialect caused
mucn laughter. Mr.. Lucas spoke on the
philosophy OF laughter AID argued TO
prove that laughter WAS good Tor the
health. The person who mover laughs.
he said. was iunutlo, while the person
VINO always laughs is fool. The points
hs illustrated by stories, which were well
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
a,,,,on ..,r of Ifuru,ture.

Auctioneers Stidham and Sons Will
hold sale of antigua articles and ordl.
mary household furniture at their East
Fourth street auction house tomorrow
afternoon. The goods include an old
time clock, old fashioned furniture, Sill
yerware modern style furniture, crock
cry and pictures. The collection is an
unusual one an d the sale should bs large
ly attended.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
KrnnrIt square Items.

Theodore ID. Hadley has been elected
presi,;eut of the Kennett Fire Company.
Kennett Squire will build two new
reservoirs and increase the water supply
tenfold.
Dr. f. Bernard OF Kennett Square has
gotten out d Masonic directory oil chester
county.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
Arrest of nm E-rap ID priannsr.

'kId" E0blpsou'was brought from Sing
BiDg New York to Philadelphia on We'd
pesday by DetettiYe Crawford for being
Implicated with Huo,h man IN the theft
OF uiatnnRI Iin valued ut $3.50. Tie
theft was committed III August 1891. and
as tho d. Iva WIS tRkinR his ptlsoner
Lhit u :. Ii Uur city over hn p W. d Is. X r.
Robinson ldmped lIGm the moving train
out of II Hautiow unl escaped, and no trac o
of him could be- iuuHd
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
two nnrI In n E,rnn,xn,.

John y. Ross OF this city sustrlned
severe aceration OF tile scalp by halng
thrown irAln Gdfri4go Il Clin len, Y j.,
sss' eflIay afternoon NJ Ross wis nc
comp. by Il. { tirrenhei. oil ktmbie.
wife. The horse took fright aud ran away,
t1ro6inR tnem both out Alr. Greenfield
was Slightly cut about the head. lucy
are both q the Cooper Hospital lu Cam
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
Once IA saloon Keeper.

George w. Roberts, of Montana, spoke
In .Hunover Presbyterian Church last
night. MIR. Roberts at one time was q
saloon keeper and during hts talk told
how no was saved by the prayer oil little
girl who came into his saloon In search
OF her father. The saloon property is
now occupied by a mission started by the
clil ild'a father.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
Ionn pon,on,- : urntb.

Deputy Coro ner Chandisr's Jury to In.
vestigate into the death of John Donlou
Yesterday afternoon determined that
Dunlon came to his death by being rua
over by shifting engine No. 8, OF the r..
w. q B. Railroad Company. ut Lombard
street. john ONoUs Was foreman oil the
lury.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
Apro,vned va ;. FnnernI.

Deputy Coroner Chandler has prepared
for burial the body OF Oliver jacobson,
who was drowned in the Cbristiana Creek
yesterday afternoon. and will ship 1t TO
Elizabeth, N. j.. this afternoon for inter.
ment. Jacobson was Norwegian, 26
years OF age and unmarried. All his
friends and relatives reside In the New
Jersey city. An Inquest on the body will
be held this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

Captain Sweeney, 4. =. A.. san Diego.
CaLeays. "siiiiu! Gaturfh itemsdy Ia the
first medicine ! nlVa ever found that
would do me any eooli Price 5lc.
Sold hy y r. panfarih pr3ytlst s T.
Gorbrl sesuItl l'tl Ais. lsst streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

Invitations iUr tue wedding OF Mary Re-.
gina daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Joseph H.
Callahan 10 Mr. Garroil $. Weir on We'd
pesday evening. April l1th. ut O'Clock. at
The residence Of tie brides parsnts, No.
e20 Van buren, street arD out.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
Tn no t.n,crn,nrnt IS nrI..

The Btandywiue Granite Company has
been awarded by the Treasury Depart-
ment At Washington tho contract Tor the
moulded coping and granite eurLiug Of
the 1t, ueH Congressional Library building.
The iigitss ars Is. O00 Last week lhe
game cumpAuy was ihe successful biudrr
,ot lp99 iert oil granite eut blng for street
impfsF2meBt work ia Washington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
Two uau,lson,r Urnyon..

A handsome crayon in neat frame of
Rev H. j. Flynn 10 on theexhibition In the
window of Feuuock ~ Co.'S clothing store.
In the opposite window 10 the crayon
OF Rev William }. Bermingham. Both
will be presented to church fairs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
Ruling prices
MAnRIa,,Ea

PRETrYM JACKSON March 2Gth
1888. at 633l Woodlawn Ave. West Phila-
delphia, by the Rev W. A. Ferguson, pas
tor of the Siloam NJ Il. Church. West
Philadelphia. Mr.. William h. Prettymal.
for merIy OF Wilmington. Del.. to NJ ss
Nora Jackson. formerly OF Rising sun, Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
FIrelI ON q arlll-h Yr..rl,

New YoRK. April IA cablegram to the
Herald from Klngeton. jamaica says
that the Brltish steamer Ethelred. while
on her way from Boston. Mass. to Port
Antonio, Jamaica, was fired upon by a
Spanish gunboat when of Cape Maysi,
Cuba. The Etheired stopped and was
boarded and examined by oilioers OF the
gunboat, after which she proceeded on
her voyage. This 10 the locality where
the Allauca was fired upon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

Or. slmms vegetable liver pills suga r
eoated, The great anu certain cure for sick
headache relieXiye headache, neuralgia
headache. nervous headache dyspeptto
headache liver and kidney diseases, &c.
Depot. bt6 hIHg street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
A SUIT
BY EASTER.
"a suit Made
by Eastor

IA suit MAue EaSlGr IL you
DS hA'' leave the order
before this week is out. We
are getting busy and each
day puts new suit farther
ahead. You don't want
"hurry clothes" and we don't
like to make them.
Our styles are choicer this
year than we have had. and OF
our direct importations; there
are no duplicates.
Moderate prlces-from SIS
to the finest suit tailored-and
careful workmanship h a v e
made our department as pop
ular as it is,
Some new shapes in Hats
in to-day. Have you seen the
$3.50 Hat we have talked OFF
Open evenings.
JAS T. MULLTN & Son
Clothing, otn Y Mtrtee,
Hats. Wilmington,
Shoes Dsll vlts,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
Acbild's Funeral.

The funeral OF John, the months old
son Of John b. and Mary Gordon. took
place this afternoon from the home OF the
parents, No. 1911 Scott street, The child
died on Monday very suddenly from ma
rasmus. Interment was made In the
Wilmington and Brandy wine Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

A man named Morrow aged W years lre-
siding near East Lake. wandered away
from nome on Wednesday moGning ana
was found la an insensible condItion by q
oolored man in vacant lot, who had him
taken to his home.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

:, mar mar S.oFer Root VIII parity your
Blood, elear Your catnuisxI5p. rs,ul,ta
your o7welb and maze y1ur heal clear "a
. bell. 25o=, 5tt., lhf sf.uJ.
soi5 ~ n: = pAhfgHat ;, T. cor. ,s.ona
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

ShIloh's Cure. the great Cough and
Group Cure, ~ III great demand. Pook,
ct size contains twenty-five doses. only
25c. Children love IT, Sold by all
drugglsts.
Sold ny N. ID. Danfortb Druggist. >, h.
Cor. ind md Marker ntreoIa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
EntIy GInsing.

On and after April o. George W. Lodge
ana Son will close their wLolesale store
at Seventh anu King streets. on 5a u days
AT one O'CLOCK r. NJ
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
J a M E f. S..'s' Ss'5sS@'i' + 5s5a
Hours
,tcGuaIe. A.an HID.

Before Judge Ball III the Municipal
Court this murHlug Frank Croft and
Frank Higgins werb hell in SEQ bail
saOD Tor their appearance Tomorrow
M rninR oH taas chlI 80 III larceny Of two
] ooals aid Il f#tzt ftUm Il FtJut ret Sec
pnd hand ore
hilliam 2Ft'ftnieg nd Harry NJ L on
usre also held d further hearing
Judge Bal. tate4 hires druulIs ut : uach
sni Incl HI II thompson - and oJsts
for dIsorderlY UDHIaGt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
10 nrceiv. IL Pastor.

The memb bers aud congregation OF tho
Goodman Al. n. Church viii recaive thelE
new pastor, lhe ltev. William u. koOns,
this evening. Tue reception VIII De ten,
dered the pastor at the nome OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Cnurles Miles. No. 1908 Lincoln
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
QUOTATIONS..
Reported by
HEALD s. COMPANY,

Investment aud Securities yielding
from to- per cent
orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks and Bonds on Commission axocut
ed at lll the atouk exchanges
Private telegraph wlrss to New York,
Philadelphia Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters OF Credit 10
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
Wbuta Difference,

A Philadelphia paper to-day says:
Old Grover likes to load gun
And go and take q shoot,
There wus time, however, when
He sent substitute.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
,,,,,, .n,,., Ii .,.

S,.uu .ntuR~ ap.
Nice tomatoes, below the cost OF produc.
tion, 7c. can, 800. per doz.; two-hoopcd
buokets. 10c.i three-hooped. 1901 houee
cleaning articles and fresh fine, family
groceries, at j. Z. Almond & Cos. Eighth
and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
Rumor OF victorla's Death.

NEW YoaK April 4.
At . O'Clock to-day the rumor Is on the
street that Queen Victoria. Queen OF
England, is dead.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

~ 10 Sl;aratood tn. ta9 e1afs,-ts IN
Hoiy Thursday Tits ysar al 81 ppt.s =
&<e Gaihsftsl sJi &c Tsry ,htsEsstluR.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

Huh Custom Tailoring Co
Have you seen our Sl2 euitsH IL not call
and see them. 2O6 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

w ANTEn-liright,i intelligent aud honest
w boy 10 learn drug hua.ucss, Address,
brulgI I. tnirl nnd Poplar nj 1T
w AN1lD-A sni Tt yuuHg giri as nurse.
w White. Atpy ~ Nau Eu,-u street,
u-It
E'nI NI.E-A mllls rputo OF irom 70 to so
u quart. Nl.u Iur-e wagon. raIs n
desired. Ai.irc Mil. Route. III Gill c.
at-gt'
E'OR SAld a Jruny Lind as good AS
IL ncN b Vllg o. en- used bui y6iy iittIr
En De purchased cheap nt JONES Guthrie "
So9 rst ase Nprhs, south OF Market strpet
httpge pAlt'
az A%li.D-A Cyou EDiupu t. 90 it- hj
w cook ~ Ia IA T., m. 20 l. 1. ,ck 90
rightstt iO5 Me.l avcunl q sect. al. C.
l. or RHNI- De=IInDic rum sued ~. m ter
SouHg Eueu, lovely lprItlOn. Nesls.fl.
witti eat AID att clos 70 caI traces -lA
G'Cs, Rooms sVl,ss. Ai-.L'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

Best Witch Hazel only 25 cents. Block
som u Spear, Second and West atreets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

\ BIIJE-l. StAnBburS MnrtHy, IT,, tho
IN owner and occupant ot the house stu
uted at 40 lai East ron street In the Sec
oud ward In the city OF Nlsmlngtont COUNTY
OF New Castle aud STATE of Delaware. Ia
c6mpitance with the requirements OF the
utts OF the General Assembly la such ease
made AMI provided. do hereby giYo notice
thai shall aPply in writing 10 the Judges Of
the Court Gf General SESSIONS of tho feHe
and Jan BeiiYerN OF the state of D0luWaFce
in ard Tor New CIstle Jounty. OH Monday,
TIE Gtn day Of May. lS9j. being ;he naXt term
oil stiid Court. for a license for said house
Tor the Il therein et intoxicating liquors
IL less quantities Than one quar-, To be drunk
ON the pr u.ses, aud the following rCspec IL
lie citizens of said wti u, at ieast twelve OF
whom are substantial freehniders. recon-
mend the sa Hpplicat on, TO wit
Chus Sparks Major A smith
] |. Brown NUHh L tray
Mm Hammond Geo Jenkin5
I Is Merritt John A North
Hcnry Jluuth john Huples
JuDust a. nan robert Kenyon
Ilouy Eeldmeler Nj rtlu Ii Il liott
Andrew bTosl heisnian
4 q iiiTEel A W Jones
Edwari MelchiOr Daniel quill
Samuel G .eed Safsnel iiochheimeF
Cbas lex w II Quinn
John IL Hubert Nm l. bowen
Tholnas Logan .lohu B Ellio:t
ait SIASSBuiY MURRAY, ia.
hlUTlC:.-I. Cornelius Hundy, awner and
In occupant ot tue house situated ut 1925
uuG la2. La caster aNcuu IN Iho latu ward.
in the city OF Wilmington county oil New
Castle aud state of Delaware In compliance
General Assembly, in such case made nad
provided, dU hereby give notiec that shall
apply ia writing 10 the Judges OF the Court
OF General sessions OF tue feace and IaiI
DcIiveIy Of tue st.tte OF lielaHaTe. IN and
Tor New GR-tie County. ON Monday, the 9Th
duy OF Alny. y. l., 1870, bong the next term
OF sHid onrt, for a license for snid house, for
the Sale therein oil Intoxicating liz crs IN
less quantities. than one quar-. to he DIR NIX
on the prem ses. aud the following rr spccta-
Bile citizens uf snin ward, M least Twelve 1 (
whom are substantial lrEphoiders IecuIn-
mend the ssiu application, 10 wit:
VIM Monaghan Wm - Weldia
John lcac.i j. bh Marr
.lChm DNiCy Edwprd scott
5 J RenahRw W l. ! erickson
JOhn ID IHrIa John j Smith
Peter j Ford NJ Lrlfiin
Ihos \ Hitch j OIL y hYaua
A forwOUd james EnIley
l. Waiiun Frank II Cotton
Ioin W Price Genrgu EYaus
lhus Manure j A NlrIaiIy
Columbus -,SaI latriGk Daley
Frank Ford q as l. Smith
M II CbHNEIdus MUNpf.
{ETANT r rn--GErlfarh housework good COOK
wv andirener Apply ill5 West tiRhth
! stIeet. al. t
AtAArEp To ni1N-A seeona hand fre
~ proof safe about 1909 lbs. Address B,
Il this ONCE. ai-3t
a. A. NTED--YuunR msrried man would
w ike position any Kind OF woGk. hanay
! II all aind OF tools 1 ndCIstanGs ar OF
IN, enH give rgisrstes. adu U.s. W.
tui7 s.ae.. "a 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04
Tim Meniiier.
lHE TEMPERATURE.

Tomorrow promises to be fair and
rather warmer. Similar conditions Will
probably prevail on Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-04

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