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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
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Schedule in effect
Nov. IS, 1884 :
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
depot EAST BOUND

I.E
DEPOT EAST BOUND
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Express traits. -. a., - :,
New York. week days ,sos "; . ~ ~"
New York. sundays - W. q ~. I'll 20 a. MI
ssta, % 10. Z 4, I'll y. IN. ,.,..,
.,f,',a,.s,. Mesk dsys '3O1 IS. 6is. . 4.
sbA bs, Il d. % 30 10 a. 10 ~ II - a NJ
.issa. 10. 'aaS. $40. $5a st a5, osa -. ''is''
"suuasyMs' 49, .s0l -IZ 6s,. 75s 300. u g
u SOa. M. u. 's ~ sai. 4SN 'sSa oao ''''
sie Ph,Iaae,pphas ~ Dc Fl I'M erw.lah aud Marie, s";,
week days. '30S q II. y a. 10 ~ u. ms ~
81, sa,ndays "a p NJ %.iio4 'sIs III ioa. IN. go. Tsi
z ctihfE,slsrER. Il ,lsr week days 'aol SIS: ~, 6a'
lg5, asp. VI 60, . IS. 80 2 "A, SID w. =
M ESTER. sundaya .aOl. I'll. oo. 10
I'll ic. II.40 a. M. IS :. ~ ii. 45a 'ss'. sas
s5g4,S 10. ~ III y. m ,, -.
Atlantic City. week days. Y u. 'l.2s, .
a. NJ. sundays .si!; ssa ~. 'aao p m
| baltimore AND WASHINGTON. '4i'
si7. IS Il u. M. ~ ID '2Oa SOa = 81. u i4'o1
'tbsp. III.
sundays 4Is.lr. s4' a. m. 'i2is. 'a,t
III baltimore and way stations IRA. rn.. s,l
: ! i! { 4 g 3 % % e sanasy i%iSa
.4l5.7 n. IS IL u IA. 'ls 10. aoS.'4 81. So 81
'e5a. II 10 y. IN.
4 IHtBDuIR, % y. u Ill.,, 'l1f ps IN, uhilH
| Cnicago, % ii II. m, a q y. M. daily.
Cincinnuti und st. Louls, IL f1p. IN. am
| 50 % y. M. daily.
sup N. daily. Through sleeper TO New
| Orleans.
| Sipnerly accommodation, si1 u. m.. sos
sa5 aud II ~ .. IA. daily.
Landenberg accommodation. weoa days.
sI, IA. IN, = 70 and " p. Surdays
| tSU a. M. D SJ p' III.
Trains leave Market street station. FOR
New York. week days, y ~ IL IN.
| For Philadelphia. week days SO, q ~
~ 10, I'll 20 a. M, ba - p. IN. sundays. ~
a M, ] 90 2h5, . l5 p. Id
For Phtsburg and Chicago. week days. .
u. III.
For Baltimore week dag, 10l. 'eI0 a. IN.
.5h. -540-p. III. sunday g55 q. IN.
For iainucnuerg and Way stations week
GAYS, 70, 10 u. III. ~, iVp IN. Sununya
!25 II. M. ~ y. III.
Leave Philadelphia (T,vcnty fourth ant
Chestnut strrctsl Tor W iliningtou, week days
20 UIu, ~. . IL. 10. III ~ u. n IL noon, Il 81
Il Is. 100. 0 10. Il 10. 10. '50A -5II. 81. 63t
'74s, 'S&ls.30. 10 ~ and II 81 ,. IN.
sunday. '357 6i6. '5 II y 30. 10. III " a.in. u
noon. 49, 0O Ii, 400, 4 ". u JO 'i3 - -
IL 10 and II - y. IN.
I.enyp Philadelphia (ryeifth aud nInrse
rtreetsl, week days. = ~ :. a. III 20 Il. uL
'3 ~. q ~ y. III. sundays. y! ~ y %. III =
a. M, - ~. az, p. M.
Telephone No. lD.
Rupjs TO Western points lower than via an5
G %. sUuIL. General Passenger Agoat
It. AZ. CAMPbELLa uenerdt MANAGER.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
Inrr nlII,r nnAa

IT is pleasing to note tho action OF the
different churches Ia oar city III regard to
the care UT tie boys. Some OF the church
es call the organizations formed Cadet
Societies and 'lrotGerhoods No mat.
ter under what name they are known, they
are doing an excellent work, The object
OF the societies among tho boys Ia to eIe-
vate their aims. aud having sown this seei
good ground the crop is cultivate /, and
We may expect in due time TO reap rieh
harvest OF churchmen and good citizens.
One day last week We were panied to
see boy of u years Of age brought in
the patrol wagon to the city hall while hs
was intoxicated. Form more boys brl.
gadss and cadet corps and save our boys.
should DO the cry. We want sober men
10 fill the offices OF trust, which VIII ba
vacant In the ext quarter Of century.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
Sleeping Car vim pepuu. IL. IL.

In order TO accommodate the travel to
points IG the Cumberland and Shenan-
puah Valley, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will place In service through
Pullman sleeping car between Philadel
adelphla ll.2J p. NJ, aud returning leav.
ing HaHsrstown 300 Z. NJ. Tnls car will
run westbound daily, except Saturday.
and eastbound daily. except Sunday and
will start from Philadelphia March 4. and
Bagerstown March b.
Connection Will be nade at Hagerstown
for Luray. Natural Bridge, Roanoke, Bris-
tol anu other stations on the Norfolk and
Western Railroad.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05

The sidewalks throughout our city
whleh havs been raised up several inches
and made walking on them rather diff cult
owing to SO many of the bricks has been
raised by bursted water pipes. Ths
Water Department as we'll as the indus.
trlous plumber will have plenty OF work
to do. Nature has aided the plumber in
swelling his bank account this wintor If
never before. We hope the thrifty
plumber Will remember that their are
others who have somo right to be respect.
nil
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
nrol.rs neleleIn,u.,..' /

The brokers at the Stock Exchange In
Nav York. on Moaday, gave vsnt to their
Joy on the adjournment Of Congress by
danelnR like schoolboys giving vent TO
blood curdling yells. blowing shrill
whistles, and shaking hands and hug-
RinR one another In their Joy at the death
OF the fifty-third Congress. The demon.
stratlon was the noisiest the Stock Ex-
change has ever indulged In over an ad.
journment OF Congress. 1t was espsclal.
iy noted for Its unanjmity. the brokers
apparently laying all the bad business
and financial depression Of the year. at
the door of tho dead Congress. We can
Join with the brokers and echo their sem
timents. 1t is now to be hoped that busl.
ness Will soon brisk up.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
PHILADELPHIA, Will MlNCTON g.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT NOV. lbtn, ls9


Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia lexpress).. l5l Zoo
IT, & ~ 7ii AZ SY ~ S@' .ts l'oS ss Sds
5,04, $40, SIS, 1.Ol. 9.Us, and 9.l2 p m.
Accommodation. 9. Z. S,Od. lU.4S "a. mr..
2SS 22I Soss 80 5iS lio and II lvsS u p M g.
$50, $50, SIS, lO.O5, li25, ii. / a. M. i.51,
3.O5. 5o4, 5.1e, 7O7, and 0o6 p. m,
Accommodation, ., Z, eO6 10.fS, ll.33 a.
l2,ss, 225, $40, 5,l5, 74o and 1875 p. m.
I, For New York; IL 2SS 40. t99. I, SO
sos. 5.S, % 5S6 ia s15 an and iO,s5 p. M NJ. -''''
For Boston without change, lO.16 a. m.
For r'V the e sontl-southern Railway eA-
press, GAL p. m, sleepers TO Agusta, JACK
sonvile and St. Augustine; f4l p. M,
ssieepers TO Hot Springs. Memphis anu
For West Chester. via Lamolsin, $50 a.
u; FOR ~ Newark G "a, Center and intermediate
stations. 7.40 a. m. and 6.S3 p. m.
baltimore and Washington, 4,Ss, SOL
IA, 5,2s, .'6o5, 6Ii. S5s III III. SO p M M amnj nj
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
2.47, 4.43, Cos, and ll,5i y. IN.
ton. for Wilmington .gexpressl s5o, 1-zo,
2.02 3.46. 4.0l, AL 5.OS, $50, 300, $50. ,6H.
6.55. 74O ll.1O, ll,l6 =. m. and l2.O3 night.
123 1908, 4O3 i.Si, So, S.3S, lOO3 and ll.ss
p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (eXpress), 1.5I, 2.55, 40.
$50, S55, 9,43, l005 l0.45, il.5l a. m. l.3',
Accommodation, 2, $40 a. M, 2.lO, lao,
For Chester Cexpress) 1,57, 4.2p, $50 SIS
1906. ll.5l a. m, l.37, 5.Oi, J.J6 7OI and 500
Accommodation, I, $40 n. M, 12lO, 10.
4.o5, 10 rs and 1Qs5 J; m.
1905, 1Oi,, isl a. M, 49, 3.t5, i,O5. 5.o8,
5.56, 7,07, 9.l2, and 1925 p; m.
For Boston without change, 5;56 p; m
press GAL p. m, sleepers 10 Augusta, jack
sonyille and St, Augustine: 74l p. m,
sleepers to Hot Springs, Memphis and
For West Chester, via Lamolin. s.55 a.
NJ Batimore aiif SidS ? and md washington 4ss sol,
1918 a. m. l2Oi 1922 6,23. ''6.O5, GAL. 74l,
SO p. m. and u. 40 night,
Leave Philndeiphia Broad street, foI
wilmington leXpress) G S5o ~ Ills 4 i 1i;s q
= AeeEommodation, < q SS5, 80. 1926 a. M.
i-,''' -O' 'DEIAWARE FL ~ RE DTiiVVisioN. DIV m
For y Ne% :, Castle sl3 y y l5 - a. ,,,an M 200 49,
Express for Dover, Harrington and DoI-.
mar, S.lS, 11:03 a. m. ,27 p. M, l2Ol night
Express for wyoming, G.53 p. m. ~.
Express 1oT cape tnhIIes, VIA fb1Ht
| Comfort and Norfolk, HOB d. m. and l2ol
| night.
| For New Castle, 1906 night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
| and Norfolk. 12.Ul night.
For Middlctown, Clayton, Dover, Wy
oming, FELTON,, Harrington, BridEevile,
Seaford, Laurel. and Delmar. 12,Ol night.
| (sO Congressional Limited Express
| trains, composed entirely of Pullman YES
Thule. Parlor and Dining Cars No extra
| fare other thau the usual Pullman charge.
- Limited Express trains, composed of
| Pullman Ncstibue Parlor Cars, Nestibnle
| Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. No
extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
referred 10 the ticket agent at the station.
| S. NJ. PROVOST. J, II. WOOD.
| General Manager. General Pass. Agt-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
ENiI IInlnInn.

Mr.. Holman, of Indiana complains that
after his long service In Congress. he re
tires poorerithan when he first ente red 1t.
Poverty may be commendable as Ora clan
legislators In the haleyun days OF the
past. boosted OF their poverty AMI OF the
wealth OF the state. In he latter boast
they had the advantage Of Holman. us n
retiring from public life tho country Is
much poorer than when he enterel 1t.
HIS retirement, however, has been forced.
as tho people rcpudiated his claims for
reelection IN 1894 His reward Eas ueen
commensurate with his services as poor
preach Is deserving only OF poor pay"
N mas been rumorol on the strsets that
Jhief John F. Dolan will resign from his
position ard will be SUGGESTED by Cap.
tam thomas Kane, The Chief has been
'sick" and hence his resiRnauon. ..
IHE titty-third Congress is out OF sig IN
/, but not out of memory.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
NIursh Company ,Ieera

The directors of the Cherry Islan
Marsh Company met yesterday afternoon.
The com miLtee having the repair of the
marsh in hand reported that the work
was nearly comp pleted and entirely salts.
factory. A bridge will Ds built over the
mouth OF bhellpot Creek. aud Twelfth
street will be extended. Tness are the
newly elected directors: William Law.
ton William +. Sellers. Isaac q. Elliott j.
Atwood WeluIn. Thomas J. Talley; secre-
tary and treasurer, John j. Talley.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05

ANOTHER iisgraceful mzlng contest took
place on Monday by the students at the
John Hopkins University of Baltimore.
During the serlmmage Thomas Dudley
Williams. freshman, was trampled
upon and nearly killed. 1t took ten min
utes to revive him and lie was sent home
In very serious condition 1t Is too had
that young men of good families should
so far forges their training as to make
regular black guards OF them selves.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05

NEW CASTLE has way OF its own Of do
ing things. At the meeting of the Board
OF Education last evening William j. Fer.
rls was elected president although he had
not taken the oath OF office and was not
present. Messrs. Herbert and Bcrie did
not believe the action OF the Board was
legal but President Ellason ruled against
them. Comment Is unnecessary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05

A BILL providing that the Levy Court
should pay ono half the cost Of fixing up
the banks owned by the st. Georges
Marsh Company, in order to keep up the
public road. which is protected by the
banks. was killed in the Senate on Mon
day. Senators Pyle aud Handy opposed
the granting OF the appropriation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05

Chas Ryan. Druggist Springfield, Ill,
writes: ,,Inpauese Plle Cure IS big sell
er and las given entire satisfaction, eX.
cept IN one cnse. which was made ent tirely
satisfactory by your promptly retundIng
tho % 0n'
n. Is. Dduforth 2d and Market SLs.. aud
Nll!er's Drug store. 4u3 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05

No. 2 is same size desk at $25. This is
a surprising and beautiful piece of work at
the price. If is all quartered oak, finely
polished, has carved handles on the draw
ers and the lines and proportion are abso-
lutcly perfect.
Other sizes are 55 in. and 60 in. ! long, and
prices go up to $780, Finished in quartered
oak or solid mahogany.
Flat tops, all sizes, from So. SO to $685.
Standing Desk at $3.50, $15, ETC., to
$25O0.
1t will be to your advantage to see these
goods. You can save money here on desk
buying and we will show youan assortment
that you never would have expected to see
outside of an exclusive desk store
We are making a special display of
desks on first floor this week, they may be
of interest to you now or in the future.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05

For dlphthsrIa. sore throat. GRO u 8
coughs. hoarseness and all lung troubled
use DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic Baisum
nwardly. Dr. Slmms, White Lniment
outwardly and DR.. Slmn5' Vegetable
Liver Pills as directed, ami there will be
no fallure In curing. Gl6 King streaI.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05

Money nntl Title.

Money and title were invited on Mon
day In the marriage of Miss Annie Gould
the muiti-milllonalress. to Count de Cas-
teliane of Paris Miss Could Is Prot
sstant while the Count Is a devout Cath
ollie. The marrl0ge was celebrated at the
residence OF the brides brother, Geo. J.
Gould, Fifth Avenue and Sixty.seventh
street. The scene within was gorgeous.
The hallway was banked with palms,
ferns and potted plants The bride wore
gown OF heavy ivory white satin. high
ln the neck and surplieed in effect. with
one side OF shirred satin. and the other
Of rare Old thread lace In Duchesse pat.
tern falling over the right shoulder and
meeting the folded belt on the left side.
The sleeves were very full at the shoulder
and fastened at the wrist with four small
satin buttons.
The skirt was circular in shape and fall
Ing In deep folds from the belt. The ira In
formed q double box plait nt the waist
line and floored with graceful folds. 1t
measured three yards in length. Clusters
Of orange blossoms were fastened at the
belt and at intervals OH the lace garnIture
Df the corsage and on the skirt. The bril-
dal vest was fastened with a magniticent
diamond pin. The veil was brought IRON
France and is an heirloom of the Ca tel
lane family. The presents were numer
Due, rare and costly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05

On the purchase of $500
worth, we pay railroad excur-
sion fare from Wilmington to
Philadelphia and retura.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
The Danger.

"Why is it, " quercd tho cholera mi.
crohe, that l am being bothered by bac-
teriologists while you escape them entire
lyf'
III they monkey with me-" rejoined
the bronchitis bacillus Significantly, they
are likely to get it in the neck. Atlanta
Constitution.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
pnIIcr Co,n,n irstnnrr..

Tie Police Commission last night had
but little business to transact outside of
the hearing of monthly reports and pass.
ing bills. Ihs receipts for dog tax for the
month were S275 80. Tho fines collected
amounted to SSl35. Police surgeon
hughes attended eleven officers. rhe
wagon made 10 calls and carried ninety
one prisoners. There were live women
prisoners during the month.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
ASK FOR THE "STANDARD"'
We are sole agents for Delaware.

You will find us equally well stocked on
type-writers' desks, letter-press stands,re-
volving bookcases, chairs and stools of
every description.
Aso,agents for the celebrated' Wooten"
roll and fiat-top desks, the patent swing-end
kind. If you do not know their advantages
come and see them or write us for cata-
logue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
Artisans Saving Bank
,AJILMlNGloN AND NORTHERN II. II

TINS TABLE IN EFFECT Oct. 18th. 1871.
Trains leave Wilmington (Fronch Street
StaIlOnt for Is 9. JanCtion. MouJunanln
winturthur GuyeHcourL, Granogue, Gussart
Jnsids Ford Junction, PucOpsou. West Ghes-
ter. Emereevillc, MortOuyIlle, CoateSviIie
and intermediate stations daily except sun
day, ut s. Il. ~. b. 4. " aud 8 10 y. m sun
day only AT 500 a. m.. LIS aud 4 D H. III.
For Waynesbntg junction springfield Rnl
inIc' mediate sIat. .oiis DAILY cIaspi SUNDAY.
~ 20 .. ~. = d Aud o.l5 D. III. Sunday only
st bUI "a m, 81 and 81 p. IA.
For joanna Birdsboro. ReudlnR and inter.
mediate stations. daily eActpt sunday, at
q IS a. M aud = IS y. IN. Sunday only at 5.Oi
q. IN. and l.35 p. IN
A. G. MCGAuSEAND. Superin endent
BoWNESS BRIGGS. Gen. Pass Agclt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
ImccinII, lar iInu,enold T.r.

Has gotten up IN hlndy packages too.
our stains varni5hes and enamel paints
their merits. James VI. Bryan, l07 West
S.h treet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05

ouE nelghboring city, New Castle. is
destined to attract steady attention :roE
the outside world. lis latest effort is
pushed along by Mayor Herbert. About
two months ago the wife of a well.known
blacksmith was held in 5000 bail by Mayor
Heruert to appear at the upper court, on
thu charge OF threatening the life OF James
Trutt. When the court was in session the
latter heard nothing about the case and
communicated with the Attorney. General
who Informed him that the bond had not
been submitted TO him. Mayor Herbert
must have overlooked tho matter. Ysster.
day Truitt placod the matter in the hands
OF Lawyers Brown and Canoon and a suit
will be Instituted. The young man feels
unsafe In the nelghborhood as revolvers
talk louder than dogs. Surely the case
snn be settled without legal controversy
~ the genial Mayor only made little
mistake which no DOUBT would assist a
candidate for Mayor, especially with 1.-Two
Votes In oEe family. We await tho result
with interest
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
He HeIped some.

eyes, we preserved lot Of fruit this
summer, said Mr.. Wickwiro to the
visitor.
"Wcs" said Mrs Wickwire in surprise.
Il did every bit of the work myself. }"
Yes, you cooked and canned the fruit,
my dear but you must not forget that l
had to put up the sugar. Indianapolis
journal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
Hollis Illus

At 2eI Market street, an entire new line
OF goods. suCh ts never seen IN this city
before, called the old fashion hlcuso mic
nae; try them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
Way AFTER DAY, month

M A1 AFTER DAY, month
after month-the bust.
ness grows and grows, ,doub-
- ling itself; twice as much as
year ago. The popular prices,
the positively reliable qualities,
the making steady employment
for thousands, the paying spot
cash for merchandise, the sell.
ing at least margin of profit
it's not hard to guess how it is
the business grows and doubles
itself.
Have you heard the naWs-the
Great Trousers Sale ?
In all our experience, it's the
greatest value we've known. To
think of the Finest West of
England Worsted Trousers, So,
worth nearly double. Excel
lent styles.
Trousers that you formerly
paid $3.50 and So now $3.50.
Trousers that you formerly
paid 81 and $3.50 now $3.50.
Trousers that you formerly
paid IS and $3.50 now $3.
Trousers that you formerly
paid S4 now $3.50.
Trousers that you formerly
paid So now 50.
Trousers that you form erly
paid $3.50 now $1.50.
Boys Clothes you never
bought more favorably.
First place, abso lutely all
wool. Just the kind in which
there's nc disappointment. Aud
at our prices they are sold less
than the mixed cotton and un.
reliables.
Boys IA to l9 years. ALI
Wool Suits, IS from $3.50:
Boys IA to 10 years. All.
Wool Suits, $3.50 from IS. 90
and $40.
Boys IA to 10 years. All.
Wool Suits, from $40 and
$3.50 to $3.50.
Boys IA to 10 years. All.
Wool Suits, from $40 and
$3.50 to $3.50.
Boys 6 to IA years. All.
Wool SUITS. from $3.50 to So.
Boys 6 to IA years. All
Wool Suits, from S4.50 to So.
Several thousands of them.
All to 90 at the largely reduced
prices. Not a dollars worth to
be held over
Still another lot from oul
workroom. Splendidly made
and trimmed Mel's All.Woo.
Suits-the regular $40 and 81.
qualities--$5 and So. rs. Thou
sands W II recommend 'em, he
cause OF their positive gooc
wear.
Ready in Spring Overcoats
Prices that will astonish, con
sidering quality.
SHIRTS ..
We're selling the production
of Quaker City Shirt Manulac
factory. OF course, it means
Shirts at prices never Sefor
known tor this good make. 20
80, rs cents. Best.
a., H. ,,,,aI,ano sc 61 K M
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05

Ladies' and Misses winter coats at 81,
former price IS. so and Sl2 at Lipplu-
colts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05

Henry Emmons yesterday afternoon at
Sheril's sale purchased the stock OF the
farm OF samuel Ethridge tu Mill Creek
Hundred, or s3I5.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
TnI NspAY, MANCH. an. lsai.

nuBIIC SALE-Ilayi rented my farm
l. will positively sell all my stock and
IArmImA mIemslls on
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
0 u r

Busy season and your chance to get
your Wal Paper nnd Window SllidoA
at bottom prices, We start OH with a
real UaTgHIA-a money sIvtr to you.
We havi only go pieces OF new gold
paper, THIS yeats pattern, Retail
price. ijc. You eau have it while 1t
lasts for &c, anu It viii not last long at
that price Nc nave ceiling aud Dor
der TO match. Come and sec It, or
send for sample.
Window shades with spring Roller
from l5c up good Cloln SRBde tor
the muuey-30c eactl. An On Cloth
Shade, iOc and SOC each. shades with
fringe, ace up With Luce fTiuHo.
75c up. Ion will save time and
money II you deal with US.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05

SAND-BuiidIng and furnaces.
. JOHN NJ. SOLOMON.
Ofice No. West Third street.
Phones lie aud 2us.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
DUBIlC SALE OF HARNESS. BLANK.
ELS, ETC.
VIII be sold ut public auction, on
SATURDAY MARCHa
At 1880 o'clock q. M,
nt AV'O v oioch u. iii',


Atstidham & Sons Auction store
No III Fast iIb street. Wilmington. Del.
IS sets OF light single and double harness, /
double set first class stage or wagon harness,
3 sets of heavy carriage harness. sets of dou-
BILE express harness, 4 extra hne SGT OF light sim
gle hai ne,s. rubter mounting; Osete OF single
harness. assortment of lap shee 3. Whips, col
lars wagon brides. eic.
The above goods are all new and first class
make; guaranteed as represented. and VIII
be sold ithout reserve Hnnd-nsde goods:
Terms-All sums OF $50 aud over, credit of
3uontls by the purchaser giving n ban able
note with approved endorser. Salo positive.
I- W. STlDIlAM & son. Ancts m2-1t
DUBLIC sALEoF HAND-MADEHARNEss
AT No. W. Front street, will be sold AT pub.
lie sale. on
SATURDAY. MARCH 16. 1895.
AT 10 o clock a. nj.
40 sets of carriage harness, handmade, Is sets
of express harness. 10 sets of double wagon
harness 10 sets OF cart hai ness Also u lot or
blankets, halters and whips. one doctors
phaeton, nearly new. two-seated carriage,
Terms-All sums of s?5 and under. ash ;
over that amount a Smunths' noe with ap-
No. W. Front street.
l.. w. Stidham K Son, Auets. m2-te
PunLlc SALE OF GOOD STOCK
VIII be sold at public sale, on the Tybout
farm. IN lied Lion hundred, on
MONDAY, MARCH IS. 1885,
AT j. o'clock n.,
About 20 head OF cows some with calves by
their side. others close sprlngers. 70 head of
good young stock, so sonthdown owes with
lambs month Old. Having use for this
stock, it will he positively sold.
Terms-An suma of so II credit of mouths
on bunkable note with an napproycd.cndorser.
4. B. ItUGERS.
l.. W. stidham & son. Aucts. fas-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
D,ed su.,den,v.

willard r. Weldon, q prominent cen.
tractor and builder, died suddenly at his
from heart disease. Mr.. W eldon had been
complaining ~ a pain In his chest and
wien he retired Saturday evening be still
suffered. About IL o'clock the patient
became seriously i'll and DR.. Ogte was
summoned. He furnished medicine which
had the effect of revivlng the patient but
a struggle few hours afterward told that
death had come.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
SHIRT 5

We're selling the production
of Quaker City Shirt ManuIac.
factory. OF course, it means
Shirts at prices never 5efor g
known tor this good make. %,
80, rs cents. Best.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAlLROA6.

The standard halfway ot America.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY Tue
Interlocktng switch and Block signal sys.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05
Farm s,ocIt nt -berIl,,s sale

Rev. Jabez Hodgson and wife nre both
confined to their nome. No. 1897 Washing
ton street, with an attack OF the grip.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-05

Mr.and Mrs j oseph Pyle arc rusticating
at Atlantic city. N. J..but arc not sporting
among the breakers nor listening very ut
tentlvely to what the wild waves are say :.