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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-05-02

Several sturgeon were shipped UP the
river on the Gatzert last might.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-05-02
FOR SALE.

JAPANESE GooDs.-Just out-just
re~ceived-Just what you want, at Wing
Lees, 529 Third street..
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-05-02

The Manzanita stalSed on her trim
to Puget Sound at 6 o'clock yesterday
morning.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-05-02

BOND STREET IMPROVEMENT
NOTICE.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-05-02
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ONLY THE PUREsT Wines and
liquors are sold at Alex CamDbell'f
Gem.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-05-02
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

Five acres in Summit Addition. clear
OF CIRCUMFERENCE. for sale. Very cheap
for cash. Address r. LiddeT, Astoria,
Oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-05-02

NAAA ~ A1CS - ASA NhA9 AONC
will warrant the armed Intervention
on the part of of the three powers
which sign it.
Yokohama, May 1.-Count Ito, presi-
dent of the Japanese council of min
listers, and Count Myoja, Japanese en-
voy, have started for Chez Foo to be
ready to ratify the treaty of peace
arranged between the two countries.
Tien Tsfn, May lin respons to
imperial summons Viveroy Lii Hung
Chang has started for Picking. 1t Is
believed the object of the journey Is
to receive the emperor's ratification
Of the treaty arrived at between China
and Japan.
Denver, Nal 1.-The Rocky Noun
tain News says editorially today: The
gold receipts ait the Denver mint have
fallen off heavily In the past month
In spite of the increased production.
There has been no increase In receipts
at other minis and the assay offices fail
to account for the discrepancy. The
mystery has been solved. Shelters
have been selling their product to the
agents of the Rothschflds and others
interested in the recent bond sale, in
stead of placing it in the mints.
London, May 1.-The jury in the
Wilde case disagreed.
Nashville, May 1.-The reading of
the majority report was concluded loon
after re-assembling today Of the Joint
session 10 consider the contest for
governorShip. A motion to adopt the
majority report, which favors seating
Turney, Democrat, was followed by
one to substitute and adopt the minor
ity report in favor of Evans, Repub-
llcan.
st. Paul, May 1.-The matter of the
application of the Oregon Short Line
and Utah Northern Railway for sep
arate receivers came onto be ~heard
today before judge Sanborn, of the
United States circuit court.
Portland, May 1.-Some of the prom
inent and influential Republicans of
this city who have been active in ar
ranging for the meeting Of oarublican
Clubs on May q, r considerably x
ercised over the information that has
arrived from different parts of the
state ITO effect that friends of free sill
yer will make a vigorous effort to force
from the convention some expression
by resolution on the financial question.
The coming meeting promises to be
one of the largest, and most represent
tative held by Republicans in the his
tory of Oregon.
Capt. H. s. Wells, secretary Of the
state organization of Republican Clubs,
Is radically opposed to any expression
by the convention on the financial or
any other great question of the day.
Il am satisfied" said Capt. Wells,
that resolutions on the financial ques-
ton will be introduced by several diff
ferent parties. The club is organized
for working business to outline the
policy for the party, or to undertake
to commit the party to any principles
or policy"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-05-02

The British ship Kirkhill, 159 days
from Antwerp, and the American ship
Alameda, 161 days from New York,
are being looked for off the mouth of
the river every day.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

WHEN IN PORTLAND-Call oil
Handley g. Haas, 100 First street, ano
get the Daily Astorian. Visitors neec
not miss their morning paper while
there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20
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state Connect j. O. 4, a. NJ

DOVER, Feb 19.--The annual meeting OF
the State Council Of Delaware, Junior Order
OF United American Mechanics, was held
here to-day. The session was largely at
tended delegates from all the councils in
the state being present
The reports Of the various officers showed
the order TO be in an excellent condition in
this state despite the hard times which have
prevailed for the past year. The total num-
Der OF councils In the state is twenty three,
an increase Of four during the year The
total number Of members at the last report
was $50; now the total membership is 1875.
The total receipts for the year were sl2,-
25G2G The amount expended Tor relief was
s. G93@1.
The election Of officers resulted as fol-
lows Junior past state councillor, L. S.
Jones Of Council No. .; state councillor, l.
T. Parker No ., state yico-councellor, +.
Il, Householder. No. L.; secretary, William
]. MoTeland, No. 3; treasurer, W. J. Dow
ney, No. l. conductor L. II. Ross, No. 2,
warden, ]. w. NlalVi No. 10; inside senti-
mel, J. S Clark. No. -; outside sentinel, h.
+. Stuiley. No. II; representative TO Su-
preme Lodge Tor five years, f. W. Pierson
No. /; for two years. j, A. Suydom, No. .
1t was decided to hold the next annual
session In Middlutuwn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY go. 1928.


The deadlock at Dover continues not.
wlthstaEdlDg Chaplain Murray's prayer
for the key to open It, When the strug.
gle shall end we cannot predict, not.
outstanding the representations Of the
newspaper correspondents that Its term.
ination Is near at hand. II the four men
who are voting for Massey intend to go
TO Higgins as stated. why don't they go at
once. without further ado aud thus In.
crease his vote to thirteen. or II they in
tend eventually to 20 to AddicKs what
lie the use of hanging aloof and proloEg.
ing the controversy. The people are grow
ing tired of this backing and filling, and
making no progress. There must be a
compromise eventually. or the contest be
postponed for two years. As parties
are divided In the United States Senate.
very nearly equal this postponement is
very Objectionable. as the character Of
future legislation may depend on it. The
responsibility for whatever may be done
must rest on the heads of the members,
and the next campaign and their obtain
msnt of Office at the hands OF the Gov.
ernor should bs allowed to take care OF
themselves. sufficient unto the day Id
the evil thereof"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20
hsR sEsr.


Rave you Noticed the change II somstimes
makes
In womnn's face
Passive II nny be and dull and cold,
Neutral tinted and commonplace
When the sun falls on itf How swift IL takes
Meaning and color and soft outllnss2
How strange new lights from the eyes will slip,
And new tints blossom on cheek and lip9
Tho whole face softens and warns and shines,
And the hair, miser grown overload.
Shows forth Of n sudden undreamed of gold
Oh, there's many q woman, east and west,
Must be In tho sunshine TO look her best.
Have you ever noticed the change 1t makes
In woman,s face
And her hehrt and her life, that were cold aud
dull
And slightly inclined TO commonplace,
When love shines on them2 How there breaks
Over her nature a wave OF gold,
Bringing out beauty unknown before.
Mellowing. widening more and more,
Lifting her up till her eyes behold
Ever now blooms for her hands 10 Gull,
So shn and her life grow beautifully
Oh, there's never q woman. east or west,
But must llvein loves sunshine to live her best.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

Apart from tho rare pleasure oil visiting
new places nnd Witnessing novel scenes
he Pennsylvania Railroad Company's
tours To california Will provo better edu.
cat oIs than any number OF lectures or
books an truvel Tie Immense scope OF
territory traycrsed will expand the ideas
OF all tourists. ludelibly impress upon
their mlEds enlarged views OF this mighty
Union and It's vast pusresslons. and they
wiz return to their homes pronder than
ever of the great land whose borders arc
protected by the Stars and Stripes.
these tours have been arranged under
the comrauy's renowned personallv.con.
ducIed tourist eystam, and mhgnlilrent
Pullman trnlEs will leave New York aud
Philadelphia On February ~ and March 20,
1855
Detailed Itinerary will he sent on appli.
cation to Tourist Agent. 1896 BroahwaN
New York or room ALL Broad Street Sta
ton. philade IL lila.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

Henry Il. Higgins get a verdict OF s3i2 -
~ IN superior Court yesterday afternoon
in his damage suit against the Whining.
ton city Halfway Company. The verdict
WAS for the full amount.
In charging the Jury Chief Justice Lore
said that there were no new questions of
law Raised Both parties had right to
the street. Within their lines the railway
company has the superior right. Tho
leaving OF the horses unhltched and out
Of control and reach OF driver is neRll-
gence. IL that is the cause of the acct
dent tie plalntiH cannot recover.
II this wheels OF the wagon were danger.
ouslY near the track and the motormnn
cav it and did not stop the car the plain.
TIL. can recover. IL he could have seen IL
and did not the plaintiff can recover,
The question IL II narrow one. IL they
were not dangerously near the motorman
DID not hive 70 stop. lhe Jury was pOlled.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

The work of constructing overhead
bridges at grade crossings will 10 com.
menGei In tho summer, the plans of to
Street and Sewer department for the Is.
& O. bridges having heen approved by
that company. There Will be at least two
bridges constructed. the fret at Psnnsyl
yanta ave. and luiun street. / his 10 u very
dangerous and murh.usgd crossing. THIS
will be an overhead bridge, hut there will
not be much Of n raise on tho bridge as
the tracks OF the railroad will be depres5.
ed.
At scott street the road will he made 10
go under the tracks aud This Will do away
with another dangerous Gro 5siug. In al @.
dillon 10 tAess tTO crossings there Will be
bridges at Fourteenth. Tenth, Eleventh
hiulh and Fourth .stre@ts. HE plans for
the bridges aud cuts which have been
prepared nave all been worried out and
approved by the railroad people.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

Our regular Thursday evening prayer
and testimony meeting will DC held to.
morrow tlhursiavJ evening at $50 Z.
tlan Advent people are alive to their WORK
and invite all christians 10 enjoy Their
meetings Come without money mud with
out.price- praise the Lord. our meeuUgs
are gospel meetings In their every feature,
So graft games fairs, festivals, suppers
or entertainments are allowed or indug ed
in and you can worship God FREQ from all
the entHuglements Incident to modern
church practices. Come with us to.mor.
row night anu come praying for deliver.
aEce and may God bless you.
y, L JANSFY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20
60. B.: !. !: !. .. .:
Wk MN stsslt IlssSsy% Schedule in eject
%SAINGNV Nov. IS. 1884,
Schedule In eject
Nov. Is, 1854
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
New YORK. week days. 800 u II. .sta 1000
New YORK. sundsss IS oj, = II. Ill 20 a. m.
fS,IaSeiphia crwcnty-four,h aud Chest
nat, .rre,..l week ID days syn .,S % o. b, oo'
.ia = az ~. is 4Sa . S. $50 Tst SIS.
bans.ys sO :; ~ r., ss FL =, &C. e,o IA "a
Philnds,p II CTweInh and Market st..,,
week days - OF . II. % q 10 ~ u. tn- 'sis.
sunday. lios. 'Tll I'll ioa. IN, 'ais. 20.
oiiEsssiirER, week day. 1908, SIS: III. css.
Ia. $50 8 % b., - IS. 49, = 81 D le. ~ III
CHESTER. sundayA 'aos T17. ep. 7ss.
III &C. ll.4g II. m. IS - n Is. 49,. 'saa saa
Atlantis city. week days. =; Ii. .lsei. .s4s
am. SUNDAYS TAT; 5sa, M. APP. tn.
BALTIMORE AND wAsIIINGToN. gu
:l,: IS a IL M. ~ 10. 'aoa S0l '4a'. JA'st,
sundays 'ais. IN. g 81 a. No. 12is. 30.
tQJ. - 81. 81. 'sbs p. m
Baltimore and Way stations II a. IN. an
NewarG. Dell AIS. IL. % 81 a. m. .is Is.aoa.
- 81. % - -. IS ~ 'sbs II 10 y. ~. Sundays
AIS. y. . IL ma aiG. a0s'I 81. 80. u.
ritisburg. 9 :. G M. .ls7 p. M daily
Chicago. . d ~ N, - 81 D. NJ, daily.
Cincinnati ard It. Louis, ~ iGp IN. and
% 81 y. IN. daily.
New orleans via Brisict ani Chattanoogs.
,slgp. IN. daily. Through sleeper 10 New
Orleans
SiDnerly accommodation, 5lT a. H., s0a
70 aud IA 10 p. m,dajly.
Lendenberg accommodation. weeh days
u. t'n. III, 225 and D " y. IN. Sundays
80 a. M. Gasp. IN.
Trains Ioave Market street station, for
New York, week days. IS 70 H. IN.
For Philadelphia, week days. go. 80
" 10, III ~ a. H.. 35s e45 y. M sundays tI
q M. lOa . 50. Sl5 y. I'll
For Pttsburg and Chicago. woek days. = 20
For Baltimore. week dag. Z o.. go a. M,
aba IS 4Op. III. Sunday 255 D. IN.
For l.andcnrerg and Way stations week
Gays 10, = 20 a. M. ~, IOp IN. Sundays
is5u. IN. 10 p. 10.
Leuye Philadelphia CTwenty fourth and
Chestnut streets Tor " burlington week days.
Is a. JlD, - ~ l., TO- III 4. u, ~, IL NOON Il Is
y o., 100. 10. 4 W. $50. 'bOA Is Al, 81, t99
q A. .S2is So. IL 10 and II IS D. IN.
sunday. '3'i7, 10. IS ii. 3D. 10. I'll la u. IN. "a
noon. u So = %. s Ii, 400. 4 30 q D. = ~. Sst
AZ 10 and II - y. III.
Leave Philadelphia trwoinh and Market
strreisl, week days -J1l = NJ. III 20 "A. IN,
~ ~, go y. m. Sundays -31 = %. Tix6
q. M. % 49, '1ajp. IN,
Telephone. No, 49,
liubls to Western points lower than via any
G %. sCuLI. General Passenger Agent
X. IL. CAMPBELL General Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20
THK eis4op ANe THE K6sl.

carried the old bishob bunch of robes this
morning,
And when handed them 10 him he said.
"wait, daughter, there are thorns upon tfemf'
Then he took out his knife, saying, "0ive ms
one at time"
watched him as he carefully cut away each
thorn.
"Do you always cut of the thorns, bishop"
He glanced at me, with an appreciative twinkle
In the dark Of his eyes,
Bet deep under the shaggy brows, and said,
Eyes; don't youf"
mo-" said; 81 am woman. only hold my
rose tight and smile
And let the blood tricklo and say,
My rose has no thornsr"
Cosmopolitan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

WAsHINsToN, Feb 20-The Howgate
trial is nearing its end. Yesterday tho
arguments to the jury We're begun, As.
sistant District Attorney levin leading
off for the prosecution and Mr.. Worthing-
ton following for the defense. The case
is expected to be In the hands Of the jury
this afternoon or tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

For New Jersey, Delaware and Mary
land, generally fair, preceded by showers
on the coast; west winds. For District Of
Columbia and eastern Pennsylvania, fair;
west to northwest winds. For Virginia,
lair, proceeded by showers in eastern por-
ions; west winds, shifting to northwest,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20
Il property Of Alfred !. Par son, deceased.
on the road leading frotn Stanton to Newark.
Mil Ufeea hundred,



At l2 o'clock, IN. F."
Two head Of good work or driving ~
horses. bead OF good Inlich COWS. 10y
fresh and In profit by day OF sale.
Ehrmins In piements-farn wagon. 2 bay
higgins, carts, market wagons, German
town carriage. sleigh and bells wood sled,
Osborne binder. Wood moving machine good
AZ new, Beek and Hoffman grain drill In good
order horse rake, roller. corn worker. corn
trooper. Acme harrow. piows harness. cui.
tlNhtOrs corn OoVerer, corn shelter, grain
ian. grain cradles. moving scythos Antique
grain e.ckte. grlndstono. post machine. post
auger, broom machine single trees lot of
carpenter ools, iron anu wood wise rope and
grain baga half bushol and peck mea sures.
lot oil torHs. rakeS hoes. shovels. crow-bars.
post spades. cow chains. farm gong, carpen-
tcr pencn ana SGT OF trestle, axes, MUOd-snw,
lot Oh olu iron, large meat tubs aud benches,
barrels aud boxes. set of Stage harness. 2 sets
OF plow ana sots OF cart and sets OF dear
porn harness. collars and brides lines hay
by the ton. fodder by the bundle corn and
oats by the bushol
Dairy nxtures-Churn butter worker box
ptlnl, tub. pans, kettles and etc Household
gooes = antique walnut clock sideboard, go
Ia desks. mantle CLOCK nil rors. cupboard
table. bureaus. wRshstand, bedstea IL, carpet
chHl re. settee invalid's reclining chair, com
mode coal and wood stoves. IRE bellows and
AndirOna Clothes chests. wash tubs, lard Ter.
kins and pressca stone aud eArthgnwaie,
copper kettles, and many other things not
mentioned.
Terms: All sums Of $40 and under. cash;
chaser giving bnkaple note with an ap.
proved endorser. MARY W. PAXSON.
Ii. N. Whitemun. Auct.
j. Chambers, clerk. fl3-d-w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

Would it not be well for the Legislature
to appoint committee, to Investigate
and report on Senator Gray's prediction
10 1892, that wheat would sell for 81 per
bushe, and that two jobs would be wait
ing for every man who wishes to work
should Cleveland be elected President ?
The sale OF Prof. Handy's birthrlght also
should be inquired tuto and statement
made of the disposition OF the pottage.
These are important matters, and any
suggestion that could he made to relieve
the pressure Of the times, would certainly
not be out of place at this tima.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

WALTER Brown and John Joyce arc can.
dldates for the Ferris Reform School
They stols $3.50 from Mrs. Mary Gosser
of Sixth aud Spruce streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

General McCook said In addressing q
meeting Of the Indian Rights Association
at Denver, that in forty years experience
with tho Indians. he always found a white
man at the bottom OF every difficulty.
This Is not very complimentary to the su-
perlor race and 1t ia almost enough to
make us think that christian instruction
has been In vain. Wherever the mission.
airy goes with hls bible we linl the trader
with his "tire.water," and always ready to
stir up strife for gain. The good people
must therefore bs vigllant or tbs evil dis
posed will steal a march upon thsn. and
In the end they will lind their efforts have
produced but little fruit Tie rival can.
dldates for tho Ssnatorship In our State
must agree with General McCook, that
the white man 10 very uncertain. For
ONCE some are ready to sacrifice friends
or even sell their souls. After this should
we not expect to find Niger in every
wood pile.
As USUAL when railroad company have
. suit the company invariably gets the
worst OF the suit. This exception did not
fail In the suit of Henry X Higgins
against the Wilmington City Railway
Company for sS42.72 damages which was
awarded to the plaintiff after only short
elaboration by the jury. On the jury
being polled Isaac Tllnn said that Ii left
10 his own judgment he would not have
given such verdict, but In this case ho
was governed by the older men on the
jury. The people apparently ara against
corporations. Why 1t should bs. we are
unable to say. ....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20
PHILADELPHIA, Will FhlNCTON a.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD,

BAL ttmORfi ILROAD.
IN EFFECT NOV. Istn. 1891.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows.
Forc j, Phll,adelphia tcSPressl., ], g. 255.
~, $50. az. 80 $50 $50. g,43. 1000, lGIe.
lVt5' H. il55 h ll:bl a. M si2S5 ls7, ao5.
"a Ac con- nod S 'g Eng u.s. S,- iSis a M.
i2iSS, 2;2s. $40. 5ls, 5.4o and lo.s5 p. m;
40, o So t sSs iSe5 ii ig5 II H. a. nv nv s7
500, 5JG,, Iol and 800 p. IN.
Accommodation, g. !, sos, lo4s, lbs a.
For New York. Isl. Us, 40, $50, !, $50.
sos, 9.43, 100, 1916 l0.45. li.5i a, M, @i235,
lS5 ~, Soj. I,oi, $40. $50. 49, '.i2 and
For Boston without change. lOIc a. m.
For the Sonth-southcrn Railway ex-
press 6,4l y. M, slcepcrs TO Augusta, St.
Augustine and Tampa, IA y. m, sleepers
to Hot Springs, Memphis and New Or
For West Chester, via Lamokin. go a.
M. S.4V =. m: . ,,
stations 7.4O a. m and 6.SS p m.
baltimore and Washington, 4.3s. G0l.
9.li, TO- y, and II n; M 1903, l222, Ills, 2os,
424, Or, ''d.05, Sal, G.5S, al, so p. IN, and
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
2.47, 4.4S, Cos, and ll.5i p. III.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street Sta
tion. for Wilmington texpress) $50, I'D.
3$' 81, ?iS i9s ilIs az sSs a a H. 'lSS
night.
Accommodation. GO. 733 l0.35 a, m, 70,
3.O3. 4.O3, 4.37, ~. S3S 1908 and ll.3S j.. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Philadelphia (oNpress), l,57, 2.5j, :. q.
$50. S55. Dab, 1895, lU.45. ll.5l a. M, l.a7,
3.05, 5O4 5.hG 7U7 7.2i, SOC and gi2 D. m.
Accommodation. Z, $40 Il. m, II 10 I.4O,
405. SIS ami 10 IS u IN,
For Chester tcXpress) l57. 40 $50, SIS,
1905, 1l.jl a. M, 137, 500, j6G, 7.G7 and 800
y. nj.
Accommodation, T. $40 a. M, 12l0, LAO,
4.Ob, SIS, 7.2J and lO.3J u. IN.
Eor New YORK tcNpfcss), i;oii 2a2 ~
~, lOG1 lD4n. ll1i a. M lE.lO, l'Si' -J.Vo'
aV3, BOP 80, W. quo ln.51 p. M
ioT lbnS'oil WltIloul thhnsS, 9no p II.
fof me South- -Soulhcril Runway Ex-
press vi p ma sltelriS 70 augusta, 81.
AUG dnu iHtt,'Pn, ~ T. III s'tepeIs
20 llol springs MeHlpills anu new of-
iealls' ,,... ,,,-.,- 81, ,-,.,..
for west 'hrStor' VIA Lamokih s.5o a.
IN; ana % y. m, ,.,, -, 80
IMltlmofe ana Mhsnihgton, ~ ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

Brx Hill was never defeated for ofics
until he ran for Governor Of Now York
iast year. Pattison was never defeated
until he ran for Mayor OF Philadelphia
yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

Our pure Elm ulrion of Cod Liver oil Ia
the b, ~ IN tue market. 1t Is a great flesh
producer. Try bottle. W. T. 1avlor,
Pharmacist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20
Located.

"Say, Jack, what is the capital of Swift
zerlands''
Jack (who has Just returned from
abroad)-Why. the money they get from
travellers, of course - Boston Bulletin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-20

DUBLlC SALE--The subscriDer about to
l. relihqu!sh farming. will sell at public
sale at her farm on tho Concord Pike. three
miles from Wilmington, near Sharpley's
School House on
FRIDAY. February s2d. 1895.
At o'clock Nj,
Three horses, good workers and drivers,
eight COWS, some in proilt, otherA coming in
profit, one sulky pow. ono corn worker
one Two horse wagon, one mower one reaper
In good order. one carriage. lot OF harness.
lot OF chains and many other things not
mentioned.
Terms of Sale-Twcnty. dollars or I'M
der cash, over that amount, note for six
months with an approved endorser. No
goods to he rensved until the above terms
are compii with. SARAH A. CLOUD.
1885,
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Yours truly, NJ. A. CosTA.