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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
spnRrING NOTES

Steve o'Donnell began training yester-
day for his second bout with Jake Kilrain.
In the Griflin-Costelo fight at Montreal
on Monday night Griffin was put out in
the third round.
The Atlantic sports are trying to arrange
q finish fight between Charles Davis and
Frank MaJane, two local pugilists for $500
a side.
Frank Erne, the Buffalo. n, Y, boxer.
has returned from England, having failed
to make a match, He has issued a chal-
lenge to fight George Dixon
1t is announced that Arthur A. thinner
man the bicyclist. Will wed Miss Grace
Riley OF Troy, n. Y. in June.
Dan Creedan of Australia met Henry
Baker Of Chicago in an eight-round go
before the Triangle Club of Chicago last
night. which resulted in draw.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
EX-GOVERNOR PONDER ON TRIAL

EN- GOVERNOR PONDER ON TRIAL.
The famous sander suit of Isaac w.
Nallor vs. Ex-Governor James Ponder. is
row on in the Sussex county Superior
court. The case will occupy the attention
OF the court for several days and when 1t is
finished a case against Nailor by the ex-
governor will be tried. Eight lawyers are
engaged in the pending trial. j. Frank
bacon, John NJ. Richardson, Charles W.
Cullen and Charles f. Richards represent
Nallor, while Willard salisbury. James w.
Ponder, William II. Boyce and Robert G..
White are for the defendant. The plaintiff
has eighteen witnesses and the defendant
thirty-five About two years ago the school
house at Milton was burned and the aver
inent of the plaintiff is that shortly after
ward Ex-Governor Ponder at various times
and places made the remarks that Isaac
Nailor is the id rascal that burned the
school house" Captain Henry p. Burton,
Captain Hendrck Hudson, Captain Regis
ter and Mrs. Hannah p. Burton testified to
hearing the remark from the ex-governor.
Mr.. Nailor testified that he had been in
1ured In person and reputation by the
charges. The defendant swore that he had
never made the damaging remark attri-
butcd to him by the various witnesses. The
case is still on and is Of much interest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
AN OUTRAGE.

1t is too bad that ten men beamers
should throw three hundred persons out
of work at the Arlington mills In the Ninth
ward 1t Is expected that the mills will
be In operation again on Monday next.
Mrs. Emma Carter of FELTON, is visiting
friends In this city.
Mrs. William Hall Of Greenville is visit
ing her parents at FELTON,, Del
Charles Guyer and family have been
visiting relatives at Marcus Hook
Mrs. James Watson is visiting her par
ents at Marcus Hook
Suyder's free demonstration of their ex-
cellent soups will be made all of this week
at J. P. Almond a Co.'S corner Of Eighth
and Market streets Free samples will be
given away daily Of Snyder's catsup and
chilly sauce.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Meeting M A.burv.

An all daV union meeting will be held In
Asbury M. L. Church tom morrow. in the
In the evening. These meetings will be
conducted by Rev. L. L. Walker. d. D.. OF
Indiana, assisted by the pastor OF The
church. Revs L. l. d. Pepper and John
Thompson are expected to be present.
The public ls cordially invited to be pres.
ent. DIR. Walker closed his evangellstio
seryices with Rodney Street Presbyterian
Church last evening and will preach this
evening In the Reformed EDisoopa; Church
oi the Covenant, on West street below
Third
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
LOCAL DOTS.

Win, A. Huklll will sel lot OF furn-
ture al public sale on Thursday afternoon
at No. 500 West street.
c. W, Baldwin will have sale OF cows
at Booths Corner. on Monday, the 18th
inst
Rev. Dir. Walker, who has bean conduct.
ing evaugelisttc services at Rodney Street
Pe5byterinn Church. will preuch In the
Covenant Reformed Episcopal Church.
ThiId and West streets, this "wednesday
evening at 10 o'clock.
An Intelligent man may find n good
opening for a profitable engagement by
addressing Howard" this Office No
capital needed but honesty and brains.
Tbs police began the work OF taking the
the officers Will be able to complete the
work In two weeks.
Reprcsen tativs Reybold was In this city
to day.
Ex Governor Reynolds is in the city to.
day.
A steamship cleared from port to day
Tor Rouen. France.
Marshal Lannan and Detective McVey
are IN Georgetown to-day attending he
der.
Rev. Myles ]. McManus, Dover. will
preach i'll st. Mery's Church on Friday
evening.
Commissioner Smith is taking evidence
to-day In the Addicks case.
A CuBAN BUYS THE BRIDGEToN
The steamer City If Brdgetun. which
was built in this city. has been sold to
! j. w. Garcia, an agent in New York city
! of the Cuban insurgents. who will sail on
her to that port in a short time. The re-
| port that he steamer was sold had been
| current for week, but it was not until
| yesterday that the transaction was made
| known and then information came
| from Captain Deuuey. He says he does
not know Of what use the steamer will be
| to the insurgents but others. who are in
position TO know. say hat he BridEetun
will be used 10 assist the insurgents, but
! for MIR. Gareia's own personal use.
/ The hull Of the BrldgetDn was built by
the Jackson and Sharp Company and the
! engines By the Pusey and Jones Company,
She has since been here for repairs and
only recently hat her machinery dupl-
Gated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
From ISockia,,d.

Mrs. W. L. Purks OF Rockland, In com.
pany with ner son Leonard, visited our
city to-day. Leonard serves the cltizsne
oil that thriving hamlet with the REPUBLr.
CAN. and for the benefit OF his patrons we
will state that he has promised to send us
lots OF news for publication. This will
prove feature In our columns, mi in
due time Leonard may be looked upon as
our distinguished correspondent lie 10
now about " years OF age. but all know
great trees from little acorns grow. SO.
hurrah Tor Leonard. Give the boy q
chance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
on TIIr SICK ITsT

Mr.. Samuel II. Baynard is confined to his
home with an attack Of the grip.
Mr, Samuel A. Price assistant 70 City
Treasurer Joseph X. ADAMS, went home
sick ON Tuesday afternoon. and this WED
nesdayl morning, was still confined to his
bed.
Mr. Ephriam Msgargle OF Grecnbank.
who has been on the sick list for several
weeks visited King street market this
morning He says this Is the FIRST time he
has been absent from the market tOr forty
three years. Surely a faithful record.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
PlrnannI HirihdnN rHrIN

Miss Lizzie Buck celebrated her aixt h
birthday last evening at tho home of her
uncle and aunt. MIR. and Mrs. ID. Saviile.
No. 2302 Washington street. Gam es
were INDUCED In until at reasonable
hour the little ones were invited to the
dining room. where they each did ample
justice to the dainties..spread before then
Att early honr the little ones depar ed
wishing Miss Lizzla many more such
events. Among those present were
Misses Lizzie Buck. Helen AcGlroy, Lot.
tie Campbell. Maggie Buck, Bldnch Mar
tin Masters Dauie Suville, Jr., Ma urice
Aliart, Winner McEiroy. samuel Buck,
Fred Ionohoe. Eddie AIcElroy aud others.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
-ArRILs RAILWAY GUIDE.

The April number ofRand--MeNally Off
cal Guide is out. 1t contains a new gazet-
ter of cities, towns and health and pleasure
resorts of the United States, Canada and
Mexico. II also is invaluable TO the travel
ling man, containing the information of
railways. commercial and manufacturing
interest Of companies and firms OF the coun-
try. The guide can be seen at this office or
can be obtained from any newsdealer. or
from the publishers. Nos. 1G2 to ia Adams
street Chicago,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
FaiHeIy Ct,nruetl,

Mrs. George L. Jackson, residing at Nh.
lll2 East Eleventh street. writes to tho
REPUBLICAN, clilce to say that abe was nol
In any body's house and was falsely arrest !.
ed, which she considers an Insult to her.
self ami family. We oheerfully give her
statement to the public and say II the
charges were not proven that she has
action for damages for false arrest aud
imprlsonlneDt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Millian II. Fnlrinn,b Dead.

William IT. Fnlrlamb died az Tie nome
of h = sCn.iu.ilw, Aluert leiicrt5, No. VJ3
AUn 'be stleut. yesterday lilo was "a
his daalh hat extended over ioug perl
cd. For many years Mr. i'airIamb was
superinteLd ,nt OF IT, foundry OF the liar.
Ian IL llolhu,swOrtA Company.
He was lnptr hrr OF l'erki8n A. y. A. NJ,
Of PhllaGe pal,, Wilmington Loigo 40 u.
W. and IL. order OF llsptasophs Fun
eral &c viii DO hold tomorrow
'moru.nS tu lnteTn8nt will bo mlde at
Mt Moriait Cemetery, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH
CHANGES

CHANGES.
The annual conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church came to a close at Alex
Rndria. Va, yesterday. The Delaware
churches are In the Maryland Conference
and the Committee on Statistics made this
report of the churches here: Charges, 1923:
members, u ,333, increase of 1895; proba-
TONERS, 1890; Sunday school scholars,
22,S19; lost by death, 1s0 members and II
probationers: number of churches, 2GSia:
parsonages, 50; volumes in Sunday school
libraries %, ,l6I; value OF church property,
81 .1s1, lis, an increase of S56, ,563; amount of
debt, $99l1l.
The appointments of the Delaware
churches are:
Centrcville--G. w. Haddaway.
Clayton-B. f. Jester.
Delmar-J. A. Wright.
Dover-T. r. Revelle.
Georgetown-G. II. s. Ewell
Greenwood-Dorsey Blake.
Harrington-J l.. Straughn
Laurel-W. c. Klein.
Leipsic-F, S. Cain.
SeafordS b, Treadway.
Wilmington--B. L. James
West Wilmington-G. A. Morris.
It will be noticed that the Rev. Mr.. Jes
ter. who had charge of the church here,
goes 10 Clayton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
wntcr winch Company a Defendant,

The Water Witch Fire Company has
been made defendant In case on a
promlsory note the plaintiff being the
Fabric Hose Company. The company
purchased hose aud In payment gave the
note which was never met. The case
will come to trial at the May term of
court and the plaintiff Will be represented
by MedforJ Il. Cahoon and II. O. Conrad.
George Elliott and Charles NJ. Curtis will
app ear for .hs defendants,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Tn IIln I.nllIIc

Ofilco of Barry's Wilmington Directory.
No Sl3 Shipley street. The canvass fOt
the above work for 1895 having beeq
completed and ready for press the pub,
Usher will be glad to hear from any per-
son or hrm who have made changes or
removals sincs the com III menoement OF the
canvass. or who are not sure that their
Information has been correctly given. A
personal Call or postal card addressed To
tLis Office Immediately will receive
prompt attention.
HoMER BAREY. Publisher.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Chnnce for nnrrnIn.

Lynn & Phillips, the contractors, are
pulling down the old Lewis building, cor.
ner Seventh and Market streets, and will
have large lot OF old shutters. windows,
door frames. sa9hes, doors and old lumber
for sale at low rutes. The nrm would
like to get rid OF the old lumber as soon
as possible. and first come tlrst served.
This building was erected In 1929, and al.
though considerably out OF plumb 1t ls
very hard to tear the bricks apart.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Fnir Prices.

Notwithstanding the rain on Monday
afternoon the sale of Joseph Fullmer, at
FairyilIe Pa, was quite woli attended and
fair prices were obtaine' pair of horses
the five cove, withou. aalves, averaged
$40. Mr. Fullmsr proposes to remove to
our city and engage i'll some kind OF busi-
ness.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

ENTERTAINMENT AT MARSHALTON.
The entertainment that received so much
commentator. given by the teachers Of
Mafshaltun school, assisted by the local
musical talent of the town, VIII be repeated
in the hall ou Thursday evening April Il.
While Marshallton eau boast OF sueh cul-
tured home talent the citizens ueed never
be at Il loss to he entertained.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

Now Ia the time for coughs. colds,
hourseness aud the laying OF tho seeds for
consumption. Dr. SiT1ms' white pulmon-
cl balsam Is the iIuest and best remedy
ever made. is Just tie medicine to pre-.
vent those culaInites and sure Lhe disease
COG King street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
tnniY,r.nr, annprr.

Tue men,bsra OF Gilbert Presbyterian
Church viii mold tHeir sixth anniversary
Tomorrow thursday evening.
D. l. iiee MeHtutn. III. writes: Have
nsed your Jap nesG Lle Cure and found
II azure ai0l permanent cure"
n. Il bauiurth second and Market
sirs cts. aid Millers Drug store, 10 A!ar.
ket /! ett,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
rRllnS- -nnlNGIp

Petroleum t'cuusyNauia brandl closed
on Tuesday in New York at $l.45 PER
barrel an alvmre OF - .ents per barrel
in two days. Ths Is The highest price
since the sfrine oi IA7S seventeen years
ago roftorhous strak brought 80 cents
per pound. Nhle srlan steaks brought
+. rau's Eh sLast is cents per pound.
, This is he highest price for meat III New
At.fn iuI years,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
DEATHS.
PARADEE- April 9th. 1898, Henry C.

PARADEE- April 9th. 1898. Henry G.
sou of George A.. and Elenor i. Paradee,
nEed years and months.
Relatives ana friends are invited to attend
his funeral from the residence of his par.
ents. No. 423 Fast Eleventh street. on Thurs
dag afternoon at O'Clock. lntermont at
Hveryiew Cemetery, gt-s
STA AitR--On April sth, 1895, Charles Starr
aged 10 yearR
kelatives aud friends are invited TO attend
his funeral from the residence OF his niece.
NO. 30 " eat Seventh street, on Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock. luierment at Friends
bu inl ground. Fourth aud West streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
West End Kepub,icnn..

The members of the West End Republi.
can Club are looking forward to big
political time Frlday night. The cam.
paign IN that district of the ward will be
opened with renewed political vlgor by
The meeting will be public and to 1t every
Republican OF the ward and In the city -ls
inyited
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
1rlps TO PhilndeIrhia.

On and after to orrow tho steamb oats
will make four trips daily between this
Wilmington. 7.30 and 1880 q. m, | and
4l5 D. m. Leave Philadelphia 730 and
10.l5 a. M, so and p. m. The boats
have been repaired. reno vat ed and newly
furpls ed,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Bloomars'

Have opened
the cheapest shoe atore under the sun;why
.yon had to wait on yourself last Satur.
day. They d TO close the doors. the
crowd was SO great. But why2 Because
our prices draw. Look for the yellow
front.
Al King street.
Remember no trouble to show goods.
Watch our leaders.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
A NEWARK VISITOR.

Mr.. Sherwood. who conducts the news
agency in Newark, visited our city to-day.
He says times are dull in his town, and
there is no immediate prospect of improve
ment The big piano factory is unoccup.ed.
and tenant with capital TO carry on busi-
ness and fiji 1t with workmen would prove
blessing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
sun Ile sick M,

Mr.. Harry +. Dure. who has been a great
sufferer with rheumatism was rather be-
ter un Tuesday morning, but to Ha.ds
evening he began to nave renewal OF tho
shooting pains known to all who havb
ever had rheumatism. Being man well
up In years he bears his imprisonment in
tho house with fUrtitude and resignation
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Apo,ber Bu.,s.t Isa,I Gimme

The basket ball team OF tho West End
Athletic Club will play the team OF tho q.
A. @. of New Castle In this olty on Thurs.
day night. The game Will be called at 8
o'clock. As neither club has yet won q
game lively contest is expected. Tickets
OF ad mission are 20 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Iicni i.stSie -dl,i.

The lnrga stone buidtlg. containing 10
rooms, No 1903 Market street, with
frontage Of ji ir0t and depth of $50 feet,
formerly The propity cf Joseph ratnall.
was sold fpf \ IL and Thomas aud Riuh-
ard K latna.l, trustees BY StIdham Il Son
auGtioneers. on Tuesday atteruoou at 3
o'el ck TO Thomas D. Smyth FOR - 600.
some thres years ago SO 100 was offered
Tor hls nrnpartY mn rDfMsed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
KING STREET MARKET.

These we're the prices Of vegetables in
the street murket to-day Cabbage, cents
Il head, spinach T. cents a half peck; tur-
nips. 10 cents half peck; beets. . cents
bunch: salad. cents head parsnips, )
and men change with them"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
LARGE cARGoEs or OIL.

The British steamship Duffield cleared
this port to-day for Rouen, France, With
1,437, ,320 gallons Of crude petroleum. Her
cargo Is valued at sS1 209.
The barkentine Jan Melcher cleared for
Marselles, France with 479,91T gallons Of
nil
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Death OF ,,arIes Starr.

Charles Starr formerly jeweler OF this
olty died OH Monday at Earnhurst aged
76 years. His funeral will take place on
Friday and interruent will be made at tho
Friends Cemetery Fourth and West
Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

The many fiisGds OF ]. Frank Baldwin
are turging that gentleman 10 become
candidate for City Council. Mr.. Baldwin
is an active member OF the Board Of Edu.
cation from Inc r.!ghth ward.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Transfers of Property,

Mrs. Margaret ]. Brady, sole heir OF tho
late Henry Ward has transferred a lot with
brick dwelling thereon on Townsend
street near A., to Elizabeth 4. Brady and
Susan Ward
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Bloomars'

tn, cheapest shoe store under the sun,
why you had to wait on yourself last
Saturday. They closed tho DOORS tho
crowd WAS SO great. But whyP Because
our prices draw. Look for the yellow
front.
Ali King street.
Keinemoer no trouble to show goods.
Watch our leaders.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Tho MrnIi,cI.

Tomorrow promises to be ulear
aud rather colder Friday fair to partly
cloudy with slight temperature changes.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The therm ometer at the REPUBt IcAs
Office to-day;
o'clock. ~ O'Clock. 2o'clock.
52 sc 90
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Notice.

post 23 G. A. r.. will meet this evening
at tEeir hall at p. m. sharp. to arrange
fol- the funeral OF ComraJe Fairlamb. BY
comm and OF }. l.. French, Post Com
mauIar
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
sale of Cows

dred visited our city on Tuesday. He has
made arrangements for sale OF car load
OF cows on Friday. the 10Th inst., and
farmers who wish good bargains should
keep their ewes OPEN
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Tho Mnynrnity.

Mr. and AIrs. Thomas johnson, who
have been visiting at their farm rear Cape
Charles, Va, are now spending a fow
duys at their home In this city They are
In good health and we believe that Mr.. j.
has the mnyoralty bee buzzins In bis bon.
not. The people might 90 farther aud
fair worse.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

The body of Mrs. Francis A. Park, whC
died In Westtield \. j., yesterday, Will be
brought here and Inferred In The VIII
m!ugton and Brandywne Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

II YOU want a suit that Will give you
COED wear &c. go Wm. Me ckenzlr's.307 Ship.
Icy street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

dE Nh dr dt Dollars saved nre d0Ilnrs
p ID ID AW earned. To apply this maxim
you must watch tho ba rgains advertised. The
t'oId Embossed Wall Papers now being 80 Id
by the Fidelity WALL PArBk 90 of az
North I1th ST.. Philadelphia, for lOc anu llc,
per piece come under this heaG.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
LoNGwooD YEARLY MEETING.

The annual meeting of Progressive
Friends will be held at Longwood Meeting
House. on Friday and Saturday June and
3. Arrangements are being made for the
attendance of a number of eminent speak
ers In the days of the late Thomas Gar
rett this meeting was quite notable affair
among a certain class of our citizens. but
now little Is heard about it, Times change
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Gnn,Iidntn For r,nneiI.

Mrs. Thomas +. Moreland and Mrs.
George richardson went to Philadelphia
to-day to see the launch OF the ST. Paul.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
rnL-lh I.nrl,et l.nnk.

A pocket took, supposed to be the prop.
sFty Of Maggie lua4ks was found yes.
terduy afternoon 1T Fourth ana Market
streets, by l.HAie Hutton. II WAS taken to
tue city hail.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
'sInu IV 1DU

Quite handsome equipagc attracted
considerable ttteaiiun Oh Maraet street on
TUESDAY, being pair u gray, driven by
e young lady The tutAyat Was simply
stunning
Crosby & nm. No COZ ana COZ Market
tils-t haze very abrasive wfndgw, ar
ts'. .-iiy 4.aas=I with rlb5Uus Of various
e''"'T Nlu'1 j. a credit to the window
u'-. l.s as n~8 as Ilg emeIp:isIng dry
sn0ds I4
NJ, 'iaa A. vi .,-4Ga. al E4.pisy street
spoye - ma tgt rev 81 Placed IL
N"ut ms 1ss.sa yrs2 e1lay aIss-a.yu,
the w9iE ~ bf.s.=- r.u psza,.s
Joshua r.-..- a4a y ya,rs. Il I'D At
Bridget9a IS, - .., sarr,,! ,,.l .,i's
Ft-SS o'i i"H -ss Il. : o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

EnStrr Flowers.
For Easter flowers go to u. W. Brin:8n
Il Son, 500 Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

Get your pictures framed at Hiram
Yerger's II East 3rd street Lower rates
than ever before.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
DEATHS.

Pictures framed boxed and shipped
safely at Hiram Yergers, IL East 3rd
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
JAM ES' E;:;: |;:;!:: R:': s'''' vs.

BlOomars'
Have opened
the cheapest shoe store under the eun;
why you had to walt on yourself last Sat.
urday They cloeed the doors. tho crowd
was 80 great. But why2 Because our
prices draw. Look for tho yellow front.
All King street.
Remember no trouble to show goods.
Watch our leaders.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

A gIaall gir! ty the aaluo Of aHer ts'l
white Intirr skEliHe al cN.l4lh ai1 d..
fersoh oil sp.s aud bToks hsx srR.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
KiilpL Nv I.iui,tniil.

i1u ahi.'!raG agod 10 aud a years re-
speHitpily. Ssrs kilted by lightning dur.
lug II : :Srin iu fhtlada. b!dB ia5t niElIt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

CtotIlhg thal keeps
in good shape because the
cloths have been thoroughly
sponged, garments not skimP.
ed and stintcd for the sake of
saving a few cents in making
and trimming, or clothing
made from any cloth that is
cheap and will sell, wear never
thonght Of. clothing cut over
any kind oI patterns so that
they can be cut in a hurry,
clothing that viii hardly hold
IN shape until you get it home.
lct alone ever be caught in a
shower, but made anyway by
anybody and poorest of trim
mings. Which is cheapest ?
Which costs the most in the
end The first we try to
keep; the second kind you
don't wlnt, neither do we.
JAS L. MULLIS & Son
Clothins., 9th & Market,
Hats. Wilmin ston,
Shoet DslSyAr;.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

ShItOhfs urN IS 5r'Id on IA guarantee. IL
cures lnetplent CONSERVATION. Il ts the
best uai.h Cure. only uua cent Il dose.
2.uts., jOrts., ana II ~
sud nS y, Il. H=5l1l.. tn, irusS..t se3onl
ana N!nrker St1
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

The funeral of Brakeman NJ. +. MI lie
who was killed at New Castle on Monday
niglt, will take place tomorrow. Inter-
ment at Wyoming
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
n,. I-hr1 M .rl,.nn l.n. rn1I, seI m

N">y fhrI ,hr Sru>"n tins fuIN SET In
J uh yst rUblbly dpcllr5i that the work
esnnyt he put Of for another year and 90
p1 nting "ou mus, DO We hava a fun
II "a" al tht sc things you Will need and we
NO I'D ka yuu tuusli our prCgs. IgInes
III. hiytn IUl Wrst sth street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

Dr. j. Il. Smith has removed from 9lO
Madison street to y. W. corner Seventh
and Adlns, Telephone 497.
c, u. Bayi's, house painter, has ren owed
To 1D4 Orange street.