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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
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The concert OF the Ferd Fullmer Chorus
IN the Grand Opera House lsst evening
was the most enjoyable oue ever given W
the club and the audience which filled
the theatre was select one. many OF the
ladies' appearing in evening dress and
without hats. Tho stage was set IN con
seryutory SCENE and on thu left w0s a
portrait OF Ferd tullmer and altogether
this SCENE wat QUO which has seldom been
In the building.
The chorus numbered nifty Volces aud
wac ably assisted by Mrs. Marguerite Il.
Carpenter, salOist, Miss Salle Gtanaal of
Phlindelphia, elOCGliouist. ana Strubgpu's
String QuArtette lie programme began
by an overture from tho orchestra, Mrs.
Carpenter followed and was appuuded.
Her singing was perfect and from he be.
ginning size Nns Il faYorte. She received
bunch OF white roses from an adni:lng
friend, Miss Grannel re0ltrd "Jlspers'
Nooins," her dialect work being such as
TO keep the audience in a continued state
Of laughter IAN old Nursery Rhyme
was also cHloyabiy rrteiyud ana In apprs.
clRtlon OF Lor work she was made tho 10,
olplent nf u bouquet OF rcd TosSS.
In response to the encore given Mrs
Carpenters solo, For All EtetnlL y" she
sang Ben Bolt" the song 50 popul ar dur
Ing the Trilby craze Messrs. Cahoon
banks. Cook, Apploby. Thomas, Shunder.
Messick and Bennett Sang the selection
Beautiful Bells which was One Of the
best selections OF the chorus.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
COME TO
G R a = " s
For Bargains In
Footwear.
Ten II pair Gases Opened this
Morning,

70 pairs Of Misses Dongola
Slipper toXed, button, at $1.25;
never before sold for less than
$3.50.
70 pairs of Misses Pebble
Button at 81, worth $125.
y pairs Misses Dongola
button, opera toe and patent
tip, reduced to 81 from ol.23,
36 pairs Of Misses 81 Shoes
at So cents.
26 pairs of Misses cloth
top Shoes at SIPS, we'll worth
S1.50.
Is airs of Misses Pebble
Shoes, with patent tip, either
button or lace, at 81 from
Sl.25
Still few pairs OF Misses
So cent Shoes at l5 cents.
- pairs Of Boys Lace s hoes
sizes 81 to II, at 81, from
$l.21,
u pairs Of Cmld's Heavy
Lace Shoes, sizes - to s, IS
cents, We're 81.
So pairs of Boys Kangaroo
Calf, lace, sizes d to 8, at rs
cents. Never sold before for
less than 81. ..
So pairs, same quality, sizes
s! to II, at 81 from SIPS.
In Mems Shoes we carry the
finest and the cheapest assert.
ment in the city.
Mems fine dress Shoes 81, 25
ard $50 and up to So in all
the different styles.
In Boys Solid Leather
Shoes from 85 cents up.
GO pairs Of Childrens Don,
COLA Button, spring heel and
patent tip, reduced from rs tc
G5 cents.
4s pairs of Ladies Dongola
Shoes, button, with patent tip
and extension sole, at 81, an
unprecedented bargain.
Also a lot Of ladies Cloth
TOP Shoes wCrth $l.50, to ge
at Sl.25.
Give Us a call.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
DEATHS,
LAw--On March @ lsoS Auna NJ, wife OF
FInncis H. Law. aged AZ yeara.

LAW-On March @ i9s. Anna NJ, wife of
FInncis H. law. aged AZ yeara
HelativcB and friends are invited to attend
tho funeral from the residence OF her hus-
band, Highlands. on Saturday. 9th inst, at
Up. IN. interment at Mt. Salem Cemetery.
WATT-In this city on the Sth Inst, Eliza
Watt. relict Of the lale Henry Whiteside
Watt. aged ~ years Born near Belfast
Ireland.
Services at the residence of her son. Rcv.
Robert W ntt. 500 Poplar street this evening
at O'CLOCK. lnterment at Rural Cemetery.
Albany. N. Y. on saturday,
SlMPS0N-On March z. 1896 ELIZA T., widow
of the lNGU George G. Simpson.
Relatives and friends OF the family are re'
spec fully Invited to attend the funeral from
her ln'e residence, 1909 Washington street on
Monday, the llth Instant, a. } p. M. Inter
ment at Wilmington and Bra ndywine Gene
terry.
JOHNSoN-Ou THURSDAY March 4. 1895.
Samuel johnson. aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends. members of i.incol n
Lodge, NOS. X. OF r., and Mlnqua Tribe, No.
8. !. y. Il. NJ, are invited to attend the fune
al from his late residence. No. 81! walnut
street OH Sunday afternoon at l O'Clock.
Intormcnt at Riyeryew Cemttcry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

William j. johnson. the practical timer
and sheet Iron worker, Ia prepared to do
all kinds OF work In his line at ehort
n0tlee. MIR. Johnson has rented build.
ing on the west side to be used,as store
house and will carry about twelve hum
dred dollars worth Of stock, besides the
shop at 0l5 Shipley street. lAil kinds Of
castings. bricks, CRATES, stoves, heaters,
Tin platos, ventilator aud all kind of
material In hs line. MIR. johnson is pre-.
pared to repair kinds OF roof and heat.
er. All orders will receive prompt atten-
ton. shop Sl5 Shlpley street, open from
Z Il. III. to .. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Referee TrIaI.

This morning In Magistrate Daly's Of.
flee referees trial was hold III tho case
OF Foster vs.. Meredith.
In March 1895 MIs l.. N. Meredith gave
note for $50 to Martin and lure. After
Dura bought Martin out lie SOLD tho note
for e29.S0 to Nahlon Il, Foster and he
brought suit for the recovery of the
amount and was represented by w. y.
Smaliey.
Henry c. Conrad represented tho defen.
dant und placed an Offset OF S2S 40 against
the claim. The refcrpes were William Il.
Morris, ]. jackson Peirce and William l..
Crossley. They awarded the plaintiff tho
sum OF eli 0S being the price OF thrse
barrels OF flour ard Interest on the same
for two yearH,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
slrn, OF inproyr,nent.

On Friday last. March lst the Morris X.
Langsdorf, trading AS Jacob LanRsdort
Sons, cigar manufacturers OF Philadel.
phiu, made shipment to Wilmington Of
ilGly seven packages (ncluding cases) to
our different druggists, grocers, hotels,
restaurants, tObacconlats and saloons.
THIS shipment comprised In quantity over
ono hundred and fifty Thousand cigars.
We are told by the transportation COM
paucs that cigar shipments from this tlrm
to this city of lats have been quite fre-
quent, and this Is certainly All indication
OF improvement in business.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
On For FIoritlit

The "St. Nicholas" of the Pullman line
passed through this city early this morn,
ing enroute to Florida with certain mem.
bers of the ttty Councils of Philadelphia.
They are going to spend vacation after
their work In behalf Of the tax payers, and
itgoes without saying that the PASSENGERS
are prepared to enjoy themselves.
The trip WINS very carefully planned,
and not even tho members OF the Coun.
ellis not Invited guests knew anything of
It. A secrei itinerary was issued someldays
ago. which read on its face: philadelphia
southern lourlsts. Leave Philadelphia
II O3 u. IN, March Stb. Arrive home u II
p. m. March 20th Pullman car st. Mich.
olus." On the inside pages of this printed
docGment Is the tui itinerary OF the trip,
and on the outside are the names OF those
invited to make tho trip.
The men ON the trip were: James b.
Anderson, Henry Clay, A. j. DE, amp.
Thomas Durham, James franklin. Isaac
ID. HGtzell. William II. Holmes, Charles
kitchenman Joseph ii. Klemmer. Wm.
Linn William AlcIoach. William McSIul,
len, james O'Neill, Thomas j. Ryan and
Charles Seger,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
A nIute Parry.

Miss Alverdta Curnog very pleasant
young mute lady was given q birthday
surprise party last Saturday evening by
her friends she received many beautiful
presents one being II handsome silver
pitcher by the mutes ciub:
Among those present were; Misses Ida
Boyer, Tlllie ierdlfoider. Liitn Newkirk
Emma Shields, Irene Cham oera. Fanny
larry. Mrs, MsrtIn. Bessle hlartin. Mrs.
Turner, Elma, Edith and May Clark. Mat.
lie Marshall Lizzie and Ella Boyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Lindell Fell. Morris Fell, Irwln
Thatcher Ellsworth sweet. Richard OEm'
rod, AlbsrL SCheIiner Wm. Sheppard.
Juhn larry, Eugene AlcCarlhy. jos Tate.
jos. Myer Iowniey Mundean. Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. W. d. Cornog, Sam.
uel and Charles Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. L d.
Clark, Elmer L. Cornog,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

While waiting for the Municipal Court
to convene this morning colored woman
by the name Of Colder fainled and waa
carried TO the mAtron'e room.
Joseph Welsh coiored was held on his
own recUgnlznnce to appear to morrow
morning on the charge OF keeping dlsor.
derry house on December rs 1894.
Robert Bou!den wus charged with an
assault com mitted In February 1924. He
has been 10 tho city about three months
The case was dismissed on payment OF
Costs.
Two young men were at q cigar store
on Shlpley street above Third OH Wed.
nesiay night. The front window was
broken, but there was no proof that they
wore The parties who did the damage.
They were ordered to pay the costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Perhaps Its

Shoes for the boys and girls this week
We have them and tho right kind too.
plenty OF wear In tho shoes, plenty Of
style In them. strong enough for good
heavy every day use and noat enough for
dress, and another good point Is they
moro or lees abused. cheap with the stores
having high ronts and fancy expenses
would mean pretty high price for the
same quality OF suods with us. We
would like to have you keep that little
fact In mlnd and when you really want to
save shoe money coma and see us. For
mans No 10 East tn street between Mar.
kot and King,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
A Anccr.lmlsnpper.

The supper given In Union Nj. f. Church
last evening, by Mrs. Hanna's class, was u
success in every respect The young and
pretty ladies had made ample provision,
th tables were most tastefIlly spread,
every wand cooked 10 turn. the tea and
cui5es were like nectar and hundreds OF
appe lies were fully, sated, and all were
unauimous in their praise OF the ladies'
ard their repast. Wien Mrs. HannH's
class undertakes TO do anything hereafter
we have the assurance HAT II will be we'll
done. IAN Ia well that ends we'll" May
their shadows. as the Turks says, never
grow loss
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
I.pcinre on I.nlc.iine.

Although the distlng uished scholar was
sick yesterday with q cold. DR. Baum's
third lecture on "Bible Archaeology" Mt
the First Presbyterian Church. last evening
was the best Of the three. The last one,
on Palestine at o'clock this evening,
promises tU be tho best OF all. Free ad
mission aud silver collection The doctor
stated to his audience that his expenses in
giving our people his lectures had been
sl60, and his collections for the two pre-.
vous evenings were less than sl3. such
iliberality Is shameful.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

All ready to put
right ON and wear.
Note the prices; So,
81, S8, $40 and SIS
for whole Suit; but
the prices mean
nothing unless you
see the qualities and
we will gladly show
them to you on stop
sNt 40
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
CrnlnIn Lnhn.on pend.

Captain Sumuel Johnson. one of The
Oldest and best known ex.rlYer steamboat
captains died at his home, No. PIG Wal.
nut street, yesterday afternoon FRI m
general debility. His lllness exteudsd
over o period of eight years. The deceas.
ed was ~ years OF age, lie was born In
Nawburg, N. Y. and for long time was
chief engineer Of several OF the Hudson
River boats, and In 1851 he came here "a
engineer OF the steamer Thomas Powell
He later became captain, and still lates
hnd charge OF the steumers samuel Il.
Powell. Delaware. Mary Morgan Zsphyr
and Pioneer.
lie was also captain Of the steamer Ariel
during the late wal and was In co.nmand
when President Lincoln reviewed the
uoops from her up the james River. For
five years he was government insp et t,r
OF the work OF removing the harry Island
ehoals. Eight years ago he retired from
business. Personally Captain johnson
was an entertaining man and every one
who worked under him alway spoke well
OF Elm. Stansbury Murray was one OF
these men. The deceased captain was In
charge OF the Felton, when she ran on q
rock oil Glaymont In fog and was sunk.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
A Woman sanabnrgeh BY a Rnhhe-.

CLEVELAND, March S.--Miss Tilic Han
gel lies In dying condition in the house
OF G. a. Dean. on the Mayllrld road, in
east Cleveland, rs a result Of a murdcrous
assault committed on her by rohbcr.
While Miss Hangel was alone in the house
Il man came to the door and demanded all
tho money she had The girl declared
there was nothing Of value in the house.
This seemed to anger the robbcr, and hn
attacked Miss Hangel with sanding,
fracturing her skull, after which ho es-
capped
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
want. tlr ll,shlanM. Aam,t,.t.

william Il. BtinclEiev conferred with tie
Street an. Sewer directors yesterday al.
tsrnoon rsgatliug tGa admission OF the
Highlands to ths city lhs matter WAS
only talked over luoklng toward tue pre-
paTatlon OF q ~! having the admission
rs lts d Jet. Ire .di.izsiun u mat sub
nrbs nI"aua nigre ialtfs lIorr WAter pipes
and many other improvements witch
will Adh TO tho labor6 ani expenses OF
tho S4:oet and sewer department
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
sncrrd ncnrtN c,, school.

ghe bids for the erection OF the new
Scnuol and House for the sisters connect.
cd with the Sacred Heart Church were
opened this morning ut the oiiiee OF Ar.
cAitect Il, l.. Rice.
There were fifteen bidders and the low.
est bid was that OF Seeds and BON and the
highest that Of Mr., Chandler. There was
only difference of sl2l6 between the
highest and lowest bid. The highest bid
was nearly $l6O 900. The contract will not
be awarded as several changes ia the
nlanE will a mazda
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
AnI.,.InnII.EIr.-

The Naptist pai sonage at Harrington,
Del. was destroyed by lire at an early
hnnt on Thursday morning, The only
household goods savt6 from the burning
dwelling was few pieces OF furniture
eaa some artic!e- OF wearing apparel. Ihs
dwelling vas good siled ono of franz
and was occupied by the Rev MIR HOwes
ami his family. Ihe iiGa was caused W Ii
defective liue. Loss 5000 with au IN
Dalsucs d! - Jun.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
shipped Tyyp noisteins.

Lovy Courtman r. Lewis Armstrong
shipped to-day = Holstein yearlng bulls
to Charles j. Suderley residing ut suders-
Wills. Queen Anne'slcounty, Md. Mr.. ARM
strong hae the finest herd, Holsteiu cattle
IN the country. lie has raised tho greater
number of them OH his farm. lie says
farming pnys whom you have luck and q
smart wite. Mr. A. 10 getting qulto a
national reputation for Ills blonded aol.
al
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
rnE DlonrRN WAY

Commends itsslf to tho we'll Informed. TO
formerly done In the crudsst manner and
dlsaareeatly ss we'll. To cleanse the
system and break up colds. he adaehcs and
fevers without unpleasant after effeots,
use the delightful liquid laxative remedy
Syrup Of FlHs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
mo- yEnnIcT m RrAcnNp.

The jury In the Butterworth vs. Cohrow
case WAS still oGt Mt IL O'Clock 1t was
rumored that the body favored the plain
Tin bat they could not agree upon an
amount. Six liked $500 as sufficient dam.
ago. four 5000 aud the remaining two. SIX
cents and costs. They were served with
dinner at that hour. The probability Is
that tho body will remain out uhiil all are
OF one mind and hot return with report
OF disagreement
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

For diphthsrIa sore throlt, or Gus
Coughs noarseness alia ~. .. .@ns s""s. " m iHs
use DR.. Slmms' White Pulmonic Balsam
nwardly. Dr. SiInms, White Liniment
outwardly and DIR. Simms' VeRetabte
Liver Pills as directed. ami there will be
90 failure In curing. 500 KING 5treot,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Tho l,resh Candies.

Which tho Wilmington Candy Co. Pa
Market street nre making, arc becoming
very popular. and for this sunday, tryAs
box, reasonable prices; IL YOU have not
been inside YET, feel at liberty TO look at
the I'M menso display it has pleased great
many who have.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
William n nobInaon Ia nm applioan

william r. Robinson Is un applicant
for The position of n lnenlber OF the Strsst
and Sewer Com mission, on the ratiroment
OF MI. Alien GGwlhrop FROM that body In
April.
The Eectrc Light Company are sreet-
ing large poles on Market street and taxi
ing down tue old ones as rapidly as the
worKmen can accomplish thu work.
I. Leslie Carpenter. tho Musical Com
poser OF Delaware. Is unable to aGtend to
his duties aa instructor OF music.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
VINO TILE rAssrNttrl,s Al,r.

The incaudsscsnt character OF the iannt
Is shown by the character OF the people
who are to enjoy IL. James Is. Anderson
IL tho Select Councilman from the Fifth
ward, memb Der of Chairman Roberts III.
vesliKating committee and close friend
OF tho Electric Trust. Henry Clay Ia
president Of the Northern Electric Light
Company, the Select Gouncilmen from
tho sixteenth ward and member OF lhe
electrical coilmittee of the Cuunrils.
A. J. DeCRnp Id tho geneIal manager OF
tho Brush Electric Lighting Company.
and by tho grace OF Davld Martin, has
Just been elected to the Select Council
from the Iwenty.nluLh ward to succeed
John Il. llanien. Thomas Durham Is Il
brother OF Ex-Alagistrate Israel w. Dur.
ham and Ii counted 0s u shrewd young
politician. James franklin is sergeant.
alarms OF the Select Council and is
usually the man who fakes charge of
Couuellmauic touring parties.
Isaac ID. lie EGil Is the select Council.
man fIom tho itghteeHtI ward and Ia a
momber OF the electrical committee OF
the Councils William IL. Holmes Is a prl-
Yate citizen with inCaudescent interests
Chas. kltchenman represents the Seven
teenth ward In the Select Council and
usually votes for the electric light ordi.
nsnce5 as introduced. Joseph II Klem-
mer Is the Select Councilman from the
Eleventh ward Ia a member OF the electrl-
cal committee aud has Just been appoint
cd HarDor Master by Governor HastinHs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Heinz I,n,,in,IrII,.Ii.

The three story brick building located
at No. Last Third street has besn pur.
chased by Hiram Yerger aud ia now be ing
remodelled by Thomas Samworth, the
builder and contractor. The front OF the
building will be torn out and a new and
handsome front put in. Iherewlll be wv o
story bay above the bulk window. When
finished it will DO occupied as au art
gallery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Death of Mrs. Watt.

Mrs. Eliza Watt. sged 70 years, died yes.
terday at 800 Poplar strsssst.. airs. Watt
WAS the mother Of pn.sv. Rorert Watt. pas.
tor OF sce.t Al. L. Church. Her funeral
.wlll tske place tomorrow. Interment
will be made at Albany, N. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

Johnson, Magnetic Oil es cramp !,
and colo and internal neuralgia and
headache and backache instantly. IS and
81 cts.
n. B. Dantorth. I'd and Market streets,
and Millers Drug store. 492 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
John A. ,!rililnsIojuriey,

The injuries John A. Griffin received by
being struck by an electric car at Sixth
aud Market streets about two months
ago still keep him confined to his home
at Germantown, Pa. The principal Injury
received was dislocated hip and IL Ia
from TINS Mr.. GrItlln suifers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

Tomorrow promises to bs partly
cloudy. followed by clearing with little
change OF temp erature. Sunday clear aud
rather colder,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

Dr.. Simms' vegetable liver pills sugar
coate1 the great aud certain cure for sick
hsaiuche rGileXtye hendache, neuralgia
heAdaeHe. nervous headache dyapeptic
headacha liver and kidney Diseases &c.
Depot. COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

BuYD-MEGlLi.IdAN- Fohrgary 90 iSe 8,
By the Bev W. II. Knowlton Rector OF the
Colin ii. lloyd of san Francisco and sara.
B. Megiiiixan. formerly of DoIaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

Japanese Liver Pellets are the best
family medicine for liver complaint and
constipation. so pills In vial. % cts
N. Is. Daniorth 2d and Market streets,
and Mliler's Drug Store, 402 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Who're IL NIaiI Agent Rpiit

o. L. Bell formerly mail agent on the
Landenberg branch oi the +, and o. Rail.
roud. has resigned aud left tho city for
parts unknown At the home OF his 30 n
he left q note taying he would never re.
turn. D. W GTsr i sutlng in Bells place.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
QUOTATIONS
Reported by
UEAt,D a. COMPANY.
lSnnisers aud Brokers.

Seventh and Market Streets
Investment aud Securities yieIdiux
from to a per cent
orders for the purchase and sale OF
STOCKS and Bonds on Commission aseout-
ed ut ull the stouk exchanges
Private telegraph wires to Now YORK.
PhItdclphla. boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts aud Letters Of Credit 10
sued
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
she IIu. the t:rtp

Mrs Allan II Aihscow intated three
Gmes after the death OF her baby, Helen.
She 10 over his difficulty but down with
the giIp having considerable SORENESS
anu f0yer, though resting as quietly as
possible amer the eiIc,lnstanUss.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

Look out for ths festive shad. They
viii soon make their appearance In our
markets Planked shad are enough TO make
a man smack his lips aud Wish to live one
hundred years longer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Hollis HAS To-t,nY

A grand assortment OF fresG made choeo.
late creams, len different kinds which he
mtxes and soils for 20 cents per pound and
is ouuros II pound. He doesn't rbusys
anything lpt style, ut 22f Market SsLSHs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

Shlloh's cure is sold on guarantee. It
cures IncipieDt Consumption. IL is the
best Cough Cure. Only one cent dose.
26ets., 50cts., and Sl.00
Sold by N. b. Danrorth, druggist, Second
| and Market SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Nov, COG onnnI KI.sr.

The Wilmington Candy Co. 224 Market
street, will offer Saturday which they
thiuk nicer than they have ever had be-.
iore, 20 cents pound. Try them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
p,ynrd Dine. win tho oueeu.

LONDON. March, 7.-Thomas +. Bayard,
United States Ambassador and Mrs. Bay
ard went to Windsor to-day. They dine
with tho Queen this evening and will sleep
there tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

The Boys Brigade Of the Church nj the
Doyenuu. vii meet To night ut IUlH Lind en-
street. Come boys Each boy Dripg ono.
Bgsina7t OF InpOItalcs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
.,u.t l,,c,n,e You wnIL Onlt

Don't suppose any old varnlsh will suffice
for the lloUr Only an additional reason
why you should procure one especially
prepared We have iG. James NJ Bryan,
iOI West EiKhtu street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

Karrs Clover Root will purify your
Blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your head clear as
bell. &c. 5Oc. and sl00.
Sold hy N. II. DsufJrth. .. E Cor. Second
and Market SIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

Corn Belt Iobacco o.. 10 cents; line
eiears and q large lot OF chewing tobacco.
" eents a pound. ut ltlgby'S. 21O0 Market
street.
= he L'Vy Court tlis morning was 10
-t-spu Unt only transferred several uron.
= sEt aa. ''Np
9sis,t IS JoI.s oUs OF tae Philadelphia
and 'f+sNstu route muli clerks is indis-
PoseH at MS home al Aliid.etown.
NolE commenced to day on the old
puiidlug on French street below wafer
After II 10 torn down a new brick buiid.
Railroad Company.
A slight fire occurred last eyeplrp a.
Tony Eauber's saIoon, Sixth and ShIpley
sffeels.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

DR. Simms' White PuImopio Balsam, thu
great standard remedy for lung and
throat diseases 10 without rival In curing
coughs. aore tnrost, grip. Group, 10. 600
King street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

store fIun No. Is Eaet Fourth street to
No III Aarket street on o. about March
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

Fred Mammele, and Franz Bailey will
soon engage In the embossed glass bust.
hsas aud open up store on Eat Fourth
street.