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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

Maud, are you going to the psychology
lecturesi" asked one very nice chic girl OF
another as tho two went swishing past
knot of men on the sidewalk,
Yes, street. replied Maud, you bet I'm
going to grab all the culture that goes
by."-Chicago Tribune.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

A little IL year old daughter Of a hotel
keeper at Baxter Ca has pct hen that
sings to plano accompaniment Tho lit
lie girl Will 10 Into the yard pick up the
hen, bring her into the parlor, place her
on the pianoand commence playing some
thing lively and the hen will sit back on
her dignity, raise her head and sing like
her life depended on tho effort Georgia
leads In the poultry business as well as
In everything else Atlanta Constitution.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN II. H.


ri ME-. TABI4E IN EFFECT Oct. 18Th. 1891.
Trains leave Wilmington Ufrench street
StatIouj for II. & q. function, AoutchRnln.
Wiuterihur, GuyeHcourt tiranogue, CossarI
Ihudd's Ford junction Pucopson West Chess
ter Emnrceville. Mortonvllle, Coatesyliie
and intermediate stations daily except sun
day, mt i.a5 IT, M. 2.d5. I.4O and 40 p m. sum
day only ut 6OI a. NJ. l.35 and 40 y. NJ.
For Wayne but z junction. Springfield and
lnte mi ed lute stat uns daily except Sunday.
a. 2 rs a. m. =. p aud b.45 p. M. Sunday only
nj s.O4 II. M, - and 4 BO y. m.
For joanna Birdsboro, Heading and inter-
mediate stations. daily except sunday. AZ
7Sb n. IN. aud =. IS II. IT. Sunday only ut s0i
u. III. and l.3o p III.
A. g, McGAu sLANp. superintendent
ROW NESS BRIGGS, Gen. Pass. AGoit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

A lift of Gal pounds was made on sun
day by George q. sprlGgs, the Baltimore
strong man. Tho weight was composed
OF Ave bars Of lead cas-. tor sash.welghts
ana Weighing singly 227, 22S 1865 90 and
lGO pounds. Tho bars were laid acress two
trestles and were raised clear one inch.
This wns hand lift, and Ia the last feat
of the hind to be tried by Spriggs until no
shall hive finished training by method.
except that he will shortly attempt to
move q freight car loaded with grain to
put the record much above his push OF
SO, 900 pounds lie IL ambitious To push
90 600 pounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

The Ancient Order of United Workmen,
as sual, look after the unfortunate. An
appeal was made to the grand lodge OF
the order which mst In session at Milford
on Tuesday and Wednesday for loan of
e2OO 10 citizens Of Nebraska. The amount
was Increased to $50 This order has
done a power OF good In our State and
1t 10 certainly deserving OF the great sue
cess II has a.talned In our State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

L. where yon can get nice sun-drled apples.
Captain victory came Into baltimore OF sat
urday FROM Iielfas.. aud as he lay in for tue
nnIp ne threw IN u few bugs for me; they are
as pretty as u picture; sun-dried make dell
ouus PICS. We nave the best tea and coffee
We have the best butter In this city and the
cheapest. VT nave Tea patty every day
parties coming and pralstug TIC tea; wehaV0
No. / and No :: No. too strong for moss
People; NJ. : Nils Inc bin Our java coiree;
wuere can you yet any like itR t Is the beat
value for . cents you can And hnywheroi
our - cent coffee IS fine; 1t is tho best value
for your moLey we could offer you; we have
ted pTuIns yellow, $; ew up IKE gold. red cher.
ries piIed, raspberrIes, red cnrrant lelly-
Our Hour at 81 % hurrel Is going iusti sOc
more III II than any flour wc sell. we nave
eyeIyIntnx YOU ASK Tor. Cocoa 100 pack
age, tnstnntueeors iapioca and japan tea
chpnn; int mucKerel cheap cream Duncless
coutist fine heI rim cudnBn AT 5crnlSa pound
hone nj 10 cunts n package, bath brick, W las
YOU dom see ask tor. 1. NJ. WlEltS. Firth
and ing streets t9-bt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

Tho habit OF designating every serious
thought by succession of agreeable sen.
sations is as fatal to happiness as to Sir-
tue, for when amusement is uniformly
substituted for objects Of moral and men
tai interest We lose all that eleyatos Our
enjoymunts above the scale of childish
pleasures,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15
DUBLIC SALE
i
WIN he sold at public sale at tie court
House In the city OF Wilmington, Del, on
WEDNEc DAY, FEB -. 1879

WEDN fs> DAY, FEB. - 1876.
AT IL o'clock n. m.
One &C the haudsomcst small farms in Ches-
tor Co.. ia. IL is situated Mt Farv!lle, was
formerly the old Sharpless homestead, ana is
now occupied by Joseph FuInor. Fairyllle
IL n beautiful village. ei+ht mites from Will
to W cat Chester and kennctt square. which
Is Il most popular drive at all times OF the
year. Its ten minutes walk Of the Fairville
station on the Central X, Il. and one IN lie
from GolZart station on the W. ~ N. X. u. j.
aud dir Ct on the prospective troly line
from Wilmington to kcnnett square. The
improveInc.. Is are n large end cUmmodious
brick mansion. containing ~ rooms with
modern city convenience such as no: and
cod water. bath. ladies' toilet rooms water
Closets &c Water FROM never failing
spring of water furnished from a rlm direct
to tank. plaza surrounds three sides oil
the house Of the most substantial build and
large size. VIII accommodate and scat 100 per-
sons beautiful shaded lawn adds TO The
comfort. aud makes this property valuable as
country seat. H. has a brick barn and sta
bling for 10 head OF horses. and all other out
buildings. The farm contains 81 acres OF hue
thlahlc and exceptionally fertile land. dlvld-
cd INTO SIX zelda There underlies this farm
an ine&huustible d pos / OF feldspaf. which
cuuli he put IN the market at snail expense.
This property is valuable for II summer resi-
deHce. boarding house, hotel or school. on ac-
count of the high lev alton. good water and
fresh air. and its close proximity to the city.
Se.nR 40 minutes ride to Broad street station
For particulars and terms inquire of
n. ii. WARD. Attorney.
W. A. Hukill. Auctioneer. fUtd-w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

Anv one looking for homo would do
we'll 10 look at house No. Is W. 28d street.
Ii is a com plete house, has rooms and
bath, cellar Is csmented, heater In cellar.
Kitchen 10 painted, remainder OF house
papsred throughout. has cabinet man.
tells and stationary wardrobe. Bathroom
bath. Gas fixtures with electric wiring to
light the gas all over the house. Front
and back stairs. front porch and side
yard. Can be seen any day or evening
this week. Come in the evening from z
to and see the advantage OF electric
wiring.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

One OF the special aud invaluable lea.
lures OF the Backus Heater 10 the highly
artistic aud ornamental effects that oan
be produced by their universal introduce
ton. No single piece OF fur niture on or
uanentation that might be added to a
room could be as effective as the intro
t,uctlon Of one OF these heaters For sale
by Jesse X. Baylls. 7lS Market street,
who also furnishes hardwood mantels OF
special designs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

WHY should not our large morocco
manufactures DO built on the banks OF
the Brandywlne or near the Christiana
creek? They would affect u big saving
in their water rent and taxes. All hail the
man or men who will erect the first mo-
rocco factory along these streams.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

LADY HENRY SoMEusEr will speak In the
Grand Opera House. on Monday night
next, under the auspices of the Kings
Daughters. Dir. Merritt Hulburd will
preside. Every citizen should hear this
distinguished lady.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

REPRESENTATIVE Fred Pyle as rapid tran
sit coInInisei oner is said to want to re-
sign hIs Office, and has rendered his resig-
nation to the other members OF the Leg
stature, as O rapid commissioner is not
nowling success.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

The fortunate owners of fast nags are
enjoying themselves speeding their
horses on Glpin avenue. Go out there
and tale a look at the boys who hold the
ribbons over their two minute trotters.
Some OF the horees GO SO fast that 1t Is
nearly impossible to time them. even
with a stop watch. The sleighlng is su-
perb. .'-s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

SHASGHAT. Fob 1t is reported that
Admiral Ting tho Chinese naval com.
Inander and the general commanding ON
the island 81 LIN kuug Tao, in the harbor
of Wei Hal Wei, have committed suicide.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

A BARGAIN FOR SOMF BODY-A re.
IA putablc family forced by hard times to
sacrifice an almost new par or organ, nuade OF
beautiful oak wood and mirror top. has u
stops Knee swell and octzsyc Couplerst nrlRi-
naiiy cost &I25 CASH und alsn an almost new
HelplnRte M aehiGs. with attachments com
pleie. Will be sofa Al any prize Offered, iiii
can ha seen by addressing Needy. tins ONCE.
flIstf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15


Two head OF good work CT driving ~
norscs. head OF good milch cows 10y
fresh and In profit by day OF sale
Farming piements-tR arm wagon. hay
higgins. carts, market wagons, German
town carriage, sleigh and bells. wood sled.
Osborne binder Wood moving machine good
as new, Beck and Hoffman rain drill in goo
order, horse rake. roller, corn worker, corn
dropper. Acme harrow. plows. harness. cul-
tivators. corn coverer. corn sheller. grain
fan, grain cradles moving scythes Antique
grain sickle Rrlndstone, post machine. post
auger, broom machine, single trees. lot OF
carpenter ools. iron and wood wise rope and
tackle, beam ana pea. lot OF ladder, LOO OF
grain bags half bushel and peck measures,
lot of forks. rakes hoes. shoves. crow bars,
post ~pades. 5 COW chains. farm gong, carpe i
ter bench and set OF trestle. axes woOd-saw,
lot of olo iron. large meat tubs and benches.
barrels and boxes. sot of atayo harness. sets
of piow and sots of cart AMI sets of dear
born harness. collars and bridles lines, hay
by the ton, fodder by the bundle. corn and
oats by the Dush6L
Dairy 1ixtures-Churn butter worker. box
print, tub, pans, kettles and etc. Household
Eoo6s-Antique walnut clock, sideboard, so
| ia, desks, mantle clock, mirrors, cupboard
| table. bureaus. washstlnd. bedstta v Ii. carpet,
chairs, scttee tnvalId's reclining chair, com
| mode coal and wood stoves. Gre bellows and
| AudirOns clothes chests wash tubs. lard FER
kins and presses. stone aud earthenwnre
copper kettles, and many other thIngs mo-
mentioned.
| over thah amount n credit o months on puI
| chaser giving Il bnkabie note with an np
proved endorser. MARY w. PAXSON.
| ii. NJ. Nhiteman. Auct. ...
| j. X Chambers, clerk. tld-d-w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15


Upon the application OF William =. Taylor
Ad .naBt4.lsI ul yui W, lay Tor, luIo OF
" uitctl GItp, hundred in sud tOuniy.
dee ast.d. II is ordcrEt aud directed by tho
hCgiSte# that the Ndnlnl-lrLD or stioreSatl
giNr not q OF granting OF Letters Of Admins
IstfItton upon the estate at the deceased,
with tine date OF gGanIlug tnolruE, by cnus-
TIA advert Su.ueuts To De posted wtthih forty
DAYS from the date o! suuh letters in Six OF
me most puEltc places 81 tire county OF New
/ Us iu. IeI uiriny ALI pei sous huvlhg demands
Hguinst tho estate to present. the snnc, or
abide by an act of Assembly IN such case
made an provl led and ais cause tue same
10 Is Inserted WITHIN lhC sane period III tho
pAI Y itEPUBi ICANs II n -wspGper, uhlished
IN MItnir stou. bel ana To be continued
therein tntee wceh9. te. o. d.
GIven inner the hand and Seal OF
r. 5. Office vi the Register aforesaid ut
- lhlnRtun, In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day a 4 year np We written,
j. WILKINS coon II, lteg lSter.
NDTiCE-Nuticu ID hereby given that let
tiers OF adm stTIltion were / due lOriu OF
law trRu ed unto tine dnsGlsgned. on tue
Ith day ur +, bIuury. A. D., ls1 and that
all persons haVl cl tims against the cstat
OF the deccnsed must present the same. duly
attesteh, 10 the suld A Imlnistrator. on or
before The Ith day Of February. 1896 or
abide the Act OF Assembly Ia SUCH case made
aad provided,
administrator.
Address Marshalton. Del. 10 3w e-o-d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

WAsUNGTnN, Feb la.-A favorable re
port was made ~ tho semitic by special
committee allowing s115=o50 to the widows
and ehildran Of those killed at tho E0rd's
theatcr disaster ia Washington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

Believe me, women do not like these
necyes"
Greatness thrust upon them, as 1t
were detroit Tribune
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

During the years Immediately preceding
tho civil war ,O00 WAS common price
for a healthy young negro man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

City Council did nothing more than
right and Its duty TO the tax payers last
evening. by sustaining the Mayors veto
refusing to Increase the Engineers
salaries. These are not the kind Of times
Tor salaries to be increased. especially
among the servants OF tho people. Re-
trenchment is the order of tho day and
the sooner all public bodies realize it the
better IL will DO for them. Public opinion
is great factor and woe to the polti.
clans who run against 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15


For New Castle, Sal li.l5 II. IN. 2.Jl go
6lh u.bS, y 81 u. IN. and l2.iO night
For Iewes, 3 ID II. M. Al y. III
Lapress for bower Harrington and DelmaE.
el3 il.G3 u. M. 80 y. III. ind 1901 night .
For Harrington and way stations oniH ~S
u. III. ,,,., 80,
Lxpress Ton Cape Charles. Old Point Com
forI aud Nortols .i.uJ a. aud t!.Ol night
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, IL Of night.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort ant
Norfolk. l.Ul ui2nt. - ~,
For Middletuwn. Clayton. Dover, Wyo-
ming. FELTON,. Harrington, Brldgeville eeR-
lord. Laurel aud Dslmur. l2.Ol night.
~ Congressional Limited Express trains
coM, posed entirely OF Pullman Nestibuie FAR
Iur and Dining Ours. No extra fare her
me ne ~, Al ~ fIIAn custI-'.
tsJIfmited express trains. composod OF Pull-
man NestIbule Parlor Cara Nestibule fhesen>
UeT Coaches aud DINING Car. No extra fare
For 1urtner information, pas-enEe ara
Ieferred TO tie ticket agent At the station.
i. NJ. PRENOST J, IL Wow.
General Manager. General Passenger aSI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

NJ. de Kervcns, Breton nobleman,
once said To Henry ":
Sire, my ancestors and have all died
n the service OF your MAJESTY H--RapPyl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

The oldest known coin comes from
China. 1t is brass or copper, is block
neurly cubical and weighs about pound.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

The bill to prevent the adult era ton of
candy. introduced by Repres entatiye
Walker, should be passed Inc outrage
Of running the health OF tho children of
the people and rising generation ought to
Be summnrily stopped.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

The Boston brown bread is made OF rye
and cornmeal in the proportion Of one TO
two.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

Railway was once Ruhwack, the na1He
of an Indian chief
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15
DUBLIC SALE

The subscriber residing near Portey,s sta
ton, Pencader hundr q, about to decline
farming. VIII offer ut pubic sale. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1850
At 10 O'Clock a. M,
Horses. No. !. Dixie, bay horse, Ia years old.
No. :. John. sorrel horse, coming ears old.
by Honest tred.
old, by Honest Fred.
No. 4. Nancy. bay mare coming 3years old
by Honest Fred.
No 8. Gu en-. bay mare, coming years old.
by honest Fred
No. b. ashton. sorrel mare.
No, z, brown horse, Mac.
head or homc.rnised mich cows. bull.
coming years Old. good stock. lot of Ply
Farming implements jumpseRt carriages,
with shafts and with pole. market wagon
nearly new rond wagon ia good order. =
horse farm wa on. OK Garland YOKE. horse
carr. grain dfill. large size roller. / grain
fan. l corn shelter Champion binder rid
Ing saddle. hampton mower. Buckeye
horse rake, grain cradle. hay bed. nearly now.
"A feet long. SGT Of double ,rncss. sets of
single harness, FORKS, shoveiS hoes. plCW
gears. harTows. cultivaiors. Iron Age Guiti-
yatOr with cora planting attachment, patlor
stove. 20 Yards of new rag carpet bedst'' ads
and washstands and many other articles not
III ntlonud.
Terms All sums Of $50 and under cash. over
that amount Il credit OF months on purchhs-
or giving a bankable note with AN approved
endorsrr Ten minutes walk from i poTter
L. W. stidham & Son. Auct'a fd-stw-itd
UBIIC SALE-The subseriber about to
quit farming Will sell at public sale
near North Star school house, Mill Creek nun
| dred, bel, ON
SECOND MONTH, FIFTH DAY. %. 1885.
All O'Clock y. M.
| The following personal property:
| Two hOrsCa, one an extra driver, L head oil
! cows ana II lot o. good shOats
| Farming implements ~ follows: two horse
farm wagon. new liueKcyo drlll, spade har'
| row, nearly new, horse rake, lnowof.a horst
| tread power, CopCs sweep power. Lion fodde
| cutter IA, urIy lew blows harrUws and nu
! Ineruus other articles. Also market wagon
roc away CarIia .. stare and other harness
rcd's Crcn''trr only used years and othe
d airy fixtures. poiators by the bu-hci.
hous hold goods, consisting OF tahlea
churs. 10 IuRE. srttee. beds. hedstehd5 ant
hr-ttltug. bureau aud washStHni, cnOk stove
! Monte I 'uuiS "a cOul stove. sitting room an
| chamber stoves, ingram aud rag earpett
MANY ether IninRs no. mentioned.
| Conditions OF snie--Ah sums OF S9Os an
| over six months credit. -z
j. q. Robinson, Auct,
j W DcnntAon, clerk. fl3.stw-itd'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15
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NE,NsaMBltlstSSS<H Schedule in effect
~SHlNGS~ Nov. Is, 1884
Schedui in effect
Nov. IS, 1884

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
All trains illuminated with Plntsch Light.
Hs xp5 Ysse Week days .soa IL. % a. 80 10
O. nj. ~ -. ~ . IS. z n III 2 n, Al M
Ps,lSG.iphln tTweniy fourth and Chest
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week days sos = Ii. Is 4. 40 " u. M" = w.
SUNDAY. %iiu4. 'sI1 III 4oa. IN, as. '7s+
ctllfiEss,Srl:a weok dnys. 'sO3 s5s: IN. 6s'.
ina ~ q A., - 80. 10 ~. &c 10. III ~ q. m:
lsS, go "a %. 50 20. GaJ. e 81. 10. 10. I'll
p maEsrEu. sundays .sol. .7I7 es. rs.
III s5. Ii.4On u. IN. "a. = 10 5. sOa 81. So.
as4;,1an I city. Week days. q IL. .iss. 40
am. SUNDAYS y q: ., ~ y n I'D p IN.
uALy,nonM s Nh ii, WXsI,,Ssros. an
SOS m.
Sundays. AIS. ~. g Il a. ,r- .I2iS, 'aol
baltimore and Way stations II a. n. 900
Newark, iDeL.als. TIs.s41 IN. .ls Is.loa.
- IT, 4. IS Il II m- IL TO- 8oL'i 81. -. IS u.
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Chicago, % a II. M. = q p. IN, daily.
CincimnnLi ard ii. Louis. IL i6p. IN. and
New UrSnns via Bristol anl Chattanoosa.
BIYp. IN. daily. Through sleeper to New
Orleans.
sipEerly accommodation. 8 II a. IN. sos
sS5 aud II 10 p. daily.
Landenberg acco nhVihtton. week days
az. IA. 70 and ~ y. M Surdayz
Trains Ieuve Market streer station. for
New York, week days. - 10 u in.
fur Philadelphia. week days, 20. :. "
20 10, Ill 10 n. ~. Ia Il p. III. Sundays. U ~
a. M. on. 2bs. y Al p. III. -, -, 49,.
For Pittsburg aud Chicago. week Guys. . 3o
Far baltimore, week dag. o.. $50 u. H..
.h - ~ p. III. Sunday % r. IN.
| For la,ndenperK and Way stations week
| dnys 20, s % u. IN. : -. ~ y III. Sundays
| t2G II. IN. 10 y. III.
| Ieuyc Philadelphia Crwenty fourth aud
| Chestnut ntrrcIsl Tor W Wilmington. week days.
% 81 bla, ~ q H. III ~ It, M. Il noon. Il Is
.lS5 100 3 IL. - W. ! 10. % ~ - IL, 3D. b3Q
| 90, IS sa1. ~ ~ and II - y. IN.
sunday. 'J37, Gi5. 3 ii. 300. I'll ~ ~ m. ~
noon y - = w, II, 'IuJ. ~, u. y W. 's2l
| ~ 10 and ii - y. M.
| Leave Philadelphia (rweIfth and Market
| .tr,ela1, week dnyA ~. . u1. III 20 Il. TN.
| IS 4U. -5si y. Ia. sundays. y y. = %. I'll 70
| A. M, - Al. g I. y. IN,
! Telephone. No. l9I.
Rats to Western points lower than via any
C %. SCuLI. General Passenger Agent
| Il. n. CAMPBELL. General Manaser
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15
NO. A. EAST FOURTH STREET.
sf-'slT :
EGiSIi H. DR.tt..-.
Is Htu9,rE : uFTiCE.
NEW GtaliE e UNTY. DEL,


Upon tic application OF James T.
Chandler. administrator Of Edward Arm
suunE. late Of Wilmington hundred, IN
Ri Il county DECEASED. u Is urlerCd NJ III
fectpd by the - ll-ter thar te Admit strR'
tor aforesaid give - nice Of VrHIttitE Of Let
tiers of Admlnts,r Ian upoI the cstRt" a. inc
dee R-rd, with me diur ct granting tue cut
10y causing advertisements To Ne ported ia
n Tor y iNYE from ire latc OF sue letters ~
siN OF g OF pUllirpiac sol the County at
Now tus g, rcltI rtuW ~ pcr-'"'s hlNllE 4 q
h Hufts ~ e - he STATE 10 present th' shihe,
or unIdr - m act OF nssomrly ia suuh cnsr
nple=n ii provided: and atsn ausa e same
To b. iusGT, cd witnin the sumo pCriuh "a mo
ltAiTY WEIEBLiyAS. v newspaper NJ i>h"d
In Wilmington, Del. ana 10 DC Continued
therein tare- weeks. u. Z" d.
- Gwen uuHrr The hand aHu eaI oil
Is once OF The Ilr4ister afurosn j at
- wilmington, 10 New Castle NunniS
afurasIiu. the day and ycHT above written.
j, " II hiN~ tDttll. Register.
NOIlCl Mt Cr IL hereby CIV en- that lelter
OF Administration were In uue form oi law
granted unto tho Undersigned, ON tue ldth
cay Of eiruAry. y. u. 49, aud mat all per-
SONS having e aiWs II aust the estate OF tn
deceased ltusi present he saEe. GUY attest
ed, To The said , du.l istra or, ON or before
thr stn day OF Eebtu ry. ,slt. or aHid" by the
At of Assembly In aurh ease made AMI pro-
vided, JAMES NIL ~ i'ltElt.
AIN<0ln tItor.
Address-11l W. 9TH strert. wilm gton bel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

From oil accounts. the bar tenders ball,
held in German Hall last evening, was
bowling success
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

AHHany OF our readers aware that sena.
tor Gray lie one oil the nen who wishrs to
change the national bird from an eagle to
4 .Cuokoof'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

@oE 0ntoFoc1 PER WEEK using
SiOO and Hing Old lie ia,l
Platter. Every family has iuS y, worn,
knives. forks spoons. elc. SLY p5uIod
by dip ping In meltei metal. No experience
or hard worH u good stuat on. add CSC " d.
Ohio
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15

II IMl.-l,AmbO, kniCkerpoeker,
II WrightsSllle. JOHN ". SOLOMON
Ofilcc. No. ) West Third street.
Phones lI6 and 800
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15
SECOND MONTH. FIFTH DAY. %. 1895.
Att O'Clock u. M.
AuCIInNEER'S GARD,

The undersigned are prepared to call sales
real ana personal properly on reasonable
terms AZ short lOttrc, Nddrrss Tenth aud
CLAYTON ~ GETS. or call at Fifth and King
streets on market days
i2..lst.eud. W. i Ian X \ son. Auct's.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-15
II ~ E-'l ~ ~
AL n,nlmNk NJ

Three horses good workers and driver.
eight cows some IN profit Others coming In
y ubt, on sulky pIUw OF" corn wo kcr,
one two horse wagon, unr move, one reaper
In good order, one carr age, lot " harness.
lot o. On tins aud many other thlbgs not
ulentioecd
I, ms of sn'e -Twenty.nv" dollars or I'M
der cash over that amount, note for SIX
months W tn All y royel endorBer No
go as to he removed until the boVe terms
are compiled with. SARAH A. CLOUD.
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