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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

Whom anything a.ets wrong with yonr
plumbing lust ring up p' one q. Rot.
ert7 and Fincher, SANITARY plumbers, i9D
O.anRe street.
Colonel ~ c. Conpe the veteran show
ma. died on Monday.
Tho clothing store ~ Mpssrs. Hamburg.
sT i Sons. No. 223 Market stregt nlll be
closed FOR few DAYS uwluK to The Death
OF Mr. Joseph tiruonwaEd Of Baltimore,
MD. u aon-lu-inw ut 9lr l. Ham burger.
Tho Chester ouuclls have altpted re.
solutions exemplng manufacturers and
other employees Of rkilied labor WHO
may want to locate plants IN that ulty.
Edward +, aykroyd, proprietor OF the
FultGn housg ut ElktUn, Md was arrest
ed on Tuesday Oh tie charge Of ping
dteorteIiy house aud selling iHtD&iGat.
lug liquors 10 miuoIs. lie WAS baled in
the sun of sl50U Ior court
lhe post Office department knows moth
Ing OF II Van Cieye" Who felraseu' niu-
self to bs friend ol letter carriers AMI
who now has the nlty overlooked with
circulars pertaining to tie deppr n-eut.
The regular monthly meeting Of this
society will TO held this evcuirg IN tie
Iscture.room OF the Delaware Avenue
Baptist church at go O'Clock.
Mrs. \. >. benjamin of Michigan yns-
terdar afternoon spoke on ''Iar.IAmen
taTy i ~ IN the Century CLUB patiors.
Sher,hPaul Glllts Whilst tho Personal
effects OF the Combs Coal Company on
Wednesday. the 10Th inst. al one O'Clock.
Tie heirs OF Frederick Blckln., deceased
have sud tho farIu IN Upper Oxford. Pa .
oontaiutng about " uCTes to Joseph Wat,
tsrson. OF this city. Ierms private.
J. Tarea, Jr., has rented tho firm OF T.
Rubsneame, near ktmbie5Ytils Nj Rup-
encame will move to BrGgkuyilte. Mil
Crsek lid.
John Tweed nus rented his farm near
kimbtosyito Pa. and VIII move to thls
oity,
The Water Com m ission met yssteraa,
afternoon trausactiGR only routine busl
moss.
The executive committee OF the Peopsl
party met last night and passed resaiu
ti0Ls gu tie death OF j. Alexander Fulton
Alfred Gnwthrop lectareG In the rooms
OF the Master Plumbsrs Association las
night before large audience OF pIum5sr
and apprentices. His su biact was water.
He RpOke of it at rsst, In motion nuu la
liquid form, cold and as gas.
Tie Fred. Fullmer Male Chorus Will
give Its annual concert Tomorrow eVSn
ing at the Opera House and IL promise
TO 10 an Interesting musical event. Iii,
programme ID composed OF a number 0
popular pieces and are well SO ectei.
Warner & Company started up thei
plant tpr the manufacture OF Ice on Mon
day last Insy say 1t beats Jacg Frost
proiuut
A very su5ryable evening dance wa
EneH bY. lhe Misses Bell daughters o
Ehitot Bel OF ths suGday star, on Iues
aas evening, II Prof A, s WeBe,eI 3 dan
chg aca1eny In lsdsn tall
chester sport dropped ono haudrc,
AMI Ten do.tatS On Aeuday at tho room
OF the Electric NsHs und Money ITausfa
Company having lAli IL on hIs graz 70
second pRrs. uis grace came thirl
he bad rau aecoad, the sport would nav
r. won s54.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

A triple plated Masonic Charm. Instead
OF 5Jo, will 10 I've. ...
A handsome Ladies' Chain and Char IN
attached. Instea'i of SOC only lgc.
Sterling Silver knZ, instead of soc
will he l9c,
A pair of Handsome Lever Gentlemen's
Sleeve Buttons. sold evary where Ia tbs
United States. for PIC, you can buy nll
you want here FOR Sc pair
Heautiiul Initial Scarf Pin, sst In
pearl for 10.
A puir OF heavy rolled plated Sleeve
Buttons, and combination act OF Col
lar Buttons, all for 2IC the lot.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
Th. cana Did.

II lien Ainsgow. tho dariin-. aul beautt.
ful infant daughter OF Mr. tld Mrs Alien
II. Ain COW. passed to tho land of tho an
gels Nesterday afternoon, the cause CT her
death being indigestion, spAsm5 and
teotbiug. Her three physicians on tia
ev ining before agreed that she could no I
survive her complaints. Ihe restaurant
was n sau aud SC lstnn place last evening,
as Gll there greatly aJmiosd the DlGut
little child. most tcnderly loved by me-
pRrents: to whom her departure must Us Il
Grievous sorrow In which they can only
look to the Supreme Being iot Sustaining
peace anu consolation.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
Busn AND sUNs COMPANY EMBAR-
nAssED.
Receivers VIII Take Charge and satisfy
tho Dsmnnd of Creditors.

Receivers VIII Take Charge and satisfy
tho Dsmnnd of Creditors.
Upon the application OF creditors repre-
sentng tho majority of the Indebtedness.
Chancellor Woicott yesterday appointed
the Equitable Guarantee and Trust Com.
pany and George W. Bush receivers for
the George w. Bush and Sons Company.
and the business of that once prosperous
coal and lumber company has been sus.
pended.
The liabilities will not exceed e25o. .O00
while the assets will amount to S450 600.
The application and subsequent ap
pointment OF receiy ers was conourred In
by the heaviest credi tors, principally the
National banks OF the city. IN order that
the company may be properly administer.
cd and the interests o: all the creditors
protected.
The suspension Of the company will
not Affect business concerns In this otty
other than the banks, which are amply
secured In the defunct ronpany'e assets
The only Judgment entered In the pro
thouatorys Office this morning was one
of the FiTst Nationa! Bank the amount of
which could not De officially asceriatned
The misfortune leading to the failure OF
the company began about II year ago. when
by Philadelphia firms failure the com.
pany lost about $40 600. BY the reosnt
failure of the Walton and Whann Company
about $l00.0 000 were also Loaf.
Tho EN- barIAss ment has caused much
comment upon tina street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
A iteleree ns..

A refIes case was being tried this morn.
Ing in Esquire Keiley's oilice, bsfore rofer.
eee Geo. q. Morton. James II. Montgnm.
cry and George U, Wallace. Tho suit was
to recover CLIO, the price OF wagon
built by JohnT. Elliott to order for Robert
RothweIl 1ilghman johnson, E3q. ap.
penred for the plaintiff. and J. Harvey
Whiteman for defendant. The case TOOK
up the attention OF Esquire kslley's Court
nearly all OF the morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

HOUSEHOLDS You pay everywhere
Sc far2 dozen clothes Fms, we sell you
all you want, le dozen, good Hat Racks.
50. largo Flour Stoves, Sc. large silo Dust.
INK Pans Sc, a Market Basket. sc. chil.
dren School companions, &c. about 10
duzen left. large Zinc Pail, a2c. Il pair
Scales, weighing Il puunis &c. box as
C'rpet Tack, 5c. good Mhlsk Broom. &c.
medium size Salt Boxes, &c. Srrubhing
brushes. 4G, the Nonpariel large size
Window Cleaner lie, Cleaner, l2c, Clothes
Line, &c u yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
Old Point Comfort Dsiightfnl Tonr via Pc ma
Hyiynnia NntlrnGd.

No other resort OF the Upper South car
compare with Old Point Comfort In at.
traetiveness Apart from Its historical
surroundings End the fact of Its being
Government post the situation OF the
place, with it's magnificent ocean front
and eiegantly.planned drives. would com.
mend Ii to tho public NJ u most delightful
place to spend IA few days vacation.
The next tour Will leave New York and
PhilAde lphla by special train on Thursday.
March :, and tickets will sls good Tor re.
turn passage OH special train leaving Old
Point Comfort on tho following Saturday.
The rates. Including transportation and
meals uni cute In each direction. as we'll
aA hotel accoInm odationsa at Hygela Hotel
Old Point Comfort, will be SIr50 from
New York and sl2 50 from Philadelphia,
proporilonate rates from other points
Tickets. including one days board at the
Hygeia Hotel. and good to return via
Washington and Richmond within ten
days, can also be purchased at same
rates.
For further Information apply to Ticket
Agents. or address Tourist Agent. lise
Broadway. New York. or Room All. Broad
Street Station Philadelphia, to whom ap-
plicatlon for space should also be made.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
THE MODERN WAY

Commends Itself to the well informed, to
do pleasantly and eltectually what was
formerly done in tue Crudsst manner and
dlsag reeally as we'll 10 cleanse the
system aud break up colds. headaches and
fevers without unpleasuut alter effects.
uss the delightful liquid laxative remedy.
syrup OF Figs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
Hosiery,

A Chlld's Small.ribbed Hose
in Fast Black. Excellent value
at l2a cents for all sizes up to
% inch.
l,2o0 pairs of Ladies' Fast
Black imported, full regular
made Hose at 10 cents; regular
25'cent quality. Our own iln-
portation.
Ladies' superline, regular
made Fast Black Hose at 375
cents per pair or 3 pairs for 81.
We deal very extensively in
Hosiery, and show only the
best OF values.
De not neglect a visit to our
New Lining aud Dressmakiug
Small Department.
1t will not only please but
pay you.
lave you ever had or seen
that Outing Flannelette we sell
at 81 cents. Everywhere else
l24 cents,
Those spreads at 9S cents
are going fast. Secure one.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
us Spree l.nacl In 81. .rr,-t.

With his face swatnsd in bandages Chas
Mcclure stood IN the Municipal Court
dock this morning "a Il drunkHri. Nc
Olure's spree had Teen a prutruCted one
and the di-Golorud eye which the baulage .
covered. was received by him falling
against curb stone Patru.mun David
son uiada the arrest aud the prisoner was
Mned : anu costs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
List OF SnI,-.

List OF SnI,s.
The following ) tles haye been arranged: /:
March
Z, Agnes IrUokc-. Pcncader lid.
:. i W Met oN, thriStiuna iId.
&, Taylor PiersoDl Min Creek lid.
II. Geo u NUthpril. Bran Iywinc Hl.
IL. J llerber2 H. own. brandy wine lid
IL J w RHr.' 'HD&. New tustte lid.
la Unclaimed Goods OF f., W. &B X 4,
Is. Furniture. 4OJ West 7Ih 81.
il. sale OF huaseh old guoIs ut sls Jelfcr-.
street.
II, Peter a. faVnn. HHrn's Corner.
Il, Z L. Smnmon-, IBraui ywine Hi
II. j II Gallagher. White clay Creek
lf, John wi, r. Chri5tIana. HI.
III. II. ID. Hickman. harucss. city.
H. u Jornbruu 8. Mil CTeek Hd
le, y j II Sharpi IS lhriBt,aus Hid.
L., j u. SnRers New Castle Ia
IL. 4 wood wehIcg, horses oekessfn,
10, X. IetnIus, Furutturc over sra street.
10. Allen Sprtlger. w G. Creek III
10 Arthur VI 'Gtushey. PenraIsr lid
~ " IA walker. New Cistle lid.
20. urn turn. a0i West stu II.
2l Jos. IT, tol.d New Ca.tle Hid
30 J. II. PHk, Newrarts
Apri
!s Frank n Chandler. csrriages Centre.
v.lle lei.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

Constable Thomas Realdou will ssIl at
publio sale, the personal effects OF Henry
SGlneckIer on the Morrow farm In Ohrls.
tiaya HID. Oh Thursday afternoon at q
O'Clock, on the nth inst.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

Tomorrow promises to be fair and
rather warmer. Friday partlv cloudy
with eight Temperature changes.
THE rEAirEgAft RE-
The thermometer at tue REpuBIIeAS
ofce to-day:
o'cloek. u O'Clock. O'Clock.
80 A. "a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
auc,rArIoNs
Reportsa b.
MEAI.D d G0MPANN.
Bankers and Brokers.


EUfcutH uhu Mufkct attuetA
Investment and Securities yielding
from tot per cent
orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks aud Bondson Commission axeout-
ed at MI the stock exchanges
Private Telegraph wires TO New YORK,
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters Of Credit
tA.l
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

For dipntharis, sors throst. ctou I
coughs, hoarseness and all lunR troubled
use Or. Simms' White pulmonio Balsam
outwardly aud DIR. Slmms YegetRbis
Liver Pills as directed, and there will be
no failure 10 curing. 6e6 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
Eu.H.l and Literary Entertainment

Under the ansPices of the
Kings Daughters ana ladies Aid OF Wes-
Icy N. T. Church.
Cor. Of Linden and jackson Streets
ON Friday eyprtug, March g. 1855,
Pleasing feature of the evening will be the
81, CIRir QBarteties
Adnlsatol 10 sts., Including refreshments.
m6-2ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

SHERIFFs SAf.E.-BY VIRTUE OF a
writ of Levari Facias to me directed,
will he exposed to public sale at the
Washington House, in Newark, IN
white Clay Creek hundred, New Castie
county, Delaware,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

Sen Auben. Ssu.AuDeH. Sstt.Auben Sen
/ u equal as &c, cigars, Dur5tein, 3
EHst second street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

particle ia applied into oach nostril AMI
Is acrecnble Price 50 cents at Druggists or
ELY BRoTuEEs. 80 Warren Street. New
York. ho
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
YOU'LL Soon

begin to think about having
a spring suit made. Don't
forget that Sth and Market
will be the centre for fine
custom clothing. Popular
prices and fine selection.
Mems, boys and childreds
ready made clothing and
furnishings.
I. Y. CHENEY. Tailor, CIulhl3r,
Eighth and Market SIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
LoC a. Dors.

Clay worsteI5. long cutnways 70 order
$50. plerson. tho tailor. 81 5Iarkst st
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

LadIsa' and A1issss' winter aosts AZ o.,
former yEies %. ti0 and t,l N LIppin.
GOTTA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

Personally Conducted Tours to Florida.
To the large mum oer OF people who feel
the II sed of a nidwinter as we'll as mid.
gu MINER holiday. the Penueylvanls Rail.
load Compauys personally ly-conducted
tours to Florida especially commend
themselves; the excursion rates being
most libei al and the style of travel frat
class In every particular.
The next OF the series of Jacksonville
tours. allowing two weeks stay i'll Elorl-
da, will leave New York and Philadelphia
on February 26. anu other5 will leave on
March IL and 70 In cate. including
transportation. meals eu route, and Pull
man berth on special train. is $50 from
New York ami us from Philadelphia; pro-
portionate rates from other points.
For further Information apply to Ticket
Agents. or address Tourist Agent, ll0o
Broadway, New York. or Room AL. Broad
Street Station. Philadeiphiu. to whom APP
plication Tor space should also be made.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
GEORGE M. FISHER & co

GEORGE M. FISHER Il co
UNpERTAkERS
onice and Residence ia King 81.
Geo. NJ. Fisher Harry RRmsbcrger
Telephone No. gu. II
DUBIlC SALE-Will be sold at Publ o
Sac al the residence OF Frank White
man. Mall Greek lid on the Lancaster Pike,
6 miles from town. near Coffee hun Church,
ON FIInAY. MARCH Is. I.e5.
All O'clock p. m,
Five head OF good cows all In profit,
yeatlnR heifer. Five shuats. lot OF good
chickens.
Farming Implements-l 2-horse wagon.
cart, market dearborn, one moccl buckeye
me Winy machine. 2-horse pillow, ! harrow,
! Iron Age Cuitiyator, I corn shel leE hay
rake wagon and dearborn harness. cart har-
meas about IOc bushels OF earn aad 70 nush-
e!s OF Oats. OIL 5 tons OF you'd timothy hay,
1t buske.A q BulAtUca. sLne other articles
not msLttohed. acres OF wheat 10 tn Q
gIoUi1.
Terms-Atl sums over SO a credit Of 0
months. by giving u lanitnbie note with an
Eppru ve1 endeTser.
J q. ROLinson AGc. me-'t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
wEpNf DAY MARCH G
KELLAR,
with all his New ! ,bio wonders
-
.nNNnAN. MAnCn 10. I.9l.

DUBtIC SAII-N III he sol5t At Pr IT, ale
L III the r--itieuE OF III" suhsrrsbcr. On
the k.nu,tt p he hcar " lirHiHgtDit. tLrI sti
Huh huudI ed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
On Mixed Schools.
MR. Ep.--The enclosed appeared Mon.
day In the Every Evening"
MIXED SCHOOLS.

MIXED SCHOOLS.
EpIroR EVERY EyENING:--A very simple
solution of the vexed question OF mixed
schools, which Is brought up as an insur.
mouptable obstacle to tho Compulsory
Education bill now before the Legislature,
has been offered. In rural districts, whore
the population is too small to permit
separate buildings for coiored and white.
as is done inacities. we propose that the
day be divided between the children, the
white children attending In the morning
and the colored In the afternoon. or even
at a good night school. 'Whero there 10
will there is way"
ADVOCATE OF JUSTICE To ALL.
Anent this beg leave TO state;
l. II Is not vexed question. No rea-
sonable man Ia veXed by it.
2. There Is no "lnslrmountable obsta-
Gle" to Compulsory Education. The
Cruelty to Children" law takes care OF
II.
8. The unmixed or separate sch ool is
one of the things that will make our
grand children call this the last OF the
Ozark Ages." The unmixed school has
as much to do in adjusting soclTl place
as the "Fapal Bull" nal in adju.ting the
position OF the comet In tho SKY. Isl
monumental qu1eris circum5pice."
am not n wagering man but hers an
$50. 10 or to 80 90 for the Girls industrial
SCHOOL, that no newspaper man or col
lege graduate eau logically show the
necessity or justice or even opportnneness
of the .unmixeh SCHOOL," Tne judge may
graduate aud chosen by any three odttors
OF Wilmington the burden of proof Is Of
course with tho 'unmixed school side.
EMANCIPATION,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
THE EMPIRE
Department Store,
209 Market ST., WiIm ngtOa, Del.

Snma We had a lew me-
dunn weight Black
Ffita aud Blue Chcviots in
our Gus ON Depart
e,s nm ment in single SUIT
wv patterns, and rs we
cuite were hort in several
eui S' sizes OF good quality
suits We preferred making
these up to buying any more
goods. They are all good
goods and have been carefully
ard well made Up into stylish
sack suits Of every size from
"a to 3S ches, measure. They
90 in stock to day and who
ever gets them gets a splcn-
did suit for tie most moder-
ate price. Our rev IS Black
Cheviot Suit is a seller, and
you should see it before buy
iLg # you have any idea Of
getting such a suit
Closed evenings except
Saturday at 8 o'clock.
JAS 7. MULLIN & Son
Clothing, 9th & Narilet,
Hats, . Wilmington,
SnJei. D:lAS4r:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
MISS BlG6ER'S SCHOOL.

Spring term begins March Il. 1875. Four
vacant seats IN Primary department. Cali at
school, 9TH and King stEee's. be wesu a.30
aud p, IN. RACHEL y, BIGGER,
ms Principal
NOTICE. SHIELD or iIGNOR.-A special
IN meeting OF WbnCnuh Lodge. NO Q, Shield
OF Hunof viii be held this Wednesday, even.
ing March ntl. 1852 at 30 D. M, at the resi-
dence OF brother John ". Bryan NO. 4D4
taat Ninth street for the purpose OF inakiuH
Arrangements 10 attend ito funeral of our
late hiotacr. Frank ". Stevens full at
teaaarte Of A.. the Inp npnhers lie sarnesIy re-
qnsSted, HAAVsL y. HALL,
Recording Secretary,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

The bill for the St Peters female hene,
ficial association passed.
The bill to divorce Forrest D., from
Mary e. Mount. failed to pass.
Representative Jolls introduced bill
prohibiting the catching Of iish for sale In
tue creeks In st. Georges aud Appoquin-
imink Hundreds. The Idea is to protect
the fish for home consumption.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
800 ladIss' fur trimmed eosts, winter
weight, TO close out at s2. sLdPrtsoorTs
En1s.s's ANu0yNE rfs fs'ss's%. SsslsEs
Teething.
Diafrhua.
ELYS CREAM BALM.

Opens and cleanRes tho nasal Pass tge AZ.
PIotects the Membrane from colds Me.
stores the Senses OF rastc aud Smhli; The
Balm isQuicAly absDrbe and gives rellei at
once.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
htlo"lseis p. m

one ganl horse win work IN any kind OF
harness ~ 7eals old 4 rec h'ad ot cows
Nliegury with calf ty her Slie nnl one
We!h MGlntaln '"W sprlngiuE; good
milcli COW. Four shoats lot Of ch,, hens
Que surrey outrage In gnol order and one
set at wheels, uEe GetMhntbwu Beprtbrn.
earria.y poe N Euod otd-r. one i4gser
wagon 1t, = ut ORDER Que tpHt 'rrt. cue set
er duunlc .Wpr, HArneSs sets q eatfthge
haru"ss: Z work .atln'S forks. shoPets.
rah hmcs,h hay md ltat Tliter. ! good
harrow. ] llJw, eEiltlyetuT. gasoline Stt#rr,
toi Ci milk ptn4 onr ! an ! o . l1q cart can.
4alf gfflluu =. ensure. afl.aI RrItc.ts too uu-
Ttrins- Ali euins Of sN and under cash,
over that sHouut credit Of month, on
| purchaser givins "A hhukhtte nuIe with an
] approved en- tursrf. JOHN Al bR.
, ". j Iank & son. Auc''s. ms-stw .ati
NJ oTICu-Meurhers Of sIiu4na Tribe. No. $.
IN l. @; 4 NJ arc h,reny ltquested Gucet
at the hall No. bl3 ~hlpicE street, tom ut r. ".
Ihuredny muruiug, Ut rIceh. tar tse lul-
pose OF Recommending no rnner.i OF BRO.
Frank ". stevens Ui LeSGs 10 ihe P W. &
| Is. Nellruud dcpnf meeting tie s.IatINtn,
JOBS WIN 9it. "a Of i Ne otda
by ottcr Of "a hem rf-it
EoR sAGE-whGc oar framseoft, Of
T stone t'nrn Il ilNta t. 400 sh9d ing,
Prize moderate. Gan or " lie 70 - Mtfset
street. mt.G-epd'
L 'a STREET ", S'''"' rooms "' W. MT. ns5rF'
DUBLIC ALE-w ~ Gs suia at pubic SHE
| i on Ia say Muen l-Ih, '-9S at y N
| u :. Clayton -, paliGr. HitiHR, tlug N
be iruOm suits. cabinet maptei tulrs AhCy
roc cr4. pdlnilu luEs, pictures uATprfs chenille
curtains. cieck. lam ps. stoves. tuse, etc
u i,5.'
EOR SALE MILK ronfe Lo Sc, wagon and
| + fixtures Address MIA, tbis oiiirs
mGsst'
| yNT Ahlkp--A A p nee by a Sweo sh gil in
! w privete family as cham ,rrmasl.
WIN help with sewing Apply to lllo Head
street. u.a.-t'
nv ASTEO-A girl 10 do general mouse.
w wvrk. Apply ll0 W, 10Th StroVt
lHG-st'
t4'bR NlE-thedp. stock and fixtures tf u
smalI grocery ;, ore Apply So ind or
tAieets u.s.9ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
FIFTH EDITION.
Thn sann,ariaI Yera.

The Legislature did nothing in the san.
atorlal vote this morning and Delaware
has now only one Senator. George Gray.
Esq. Anthony Higgins Is now an OK.
Senator. Representative Pyle was absent
and Speaker Watson Is confined to his
home suffering with bad cold.
The vote to-day resulted as follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

NNT AhlEn--A p nee by a Sweo sh glii in
w a privete family cham ,rrmasl.
" ~ help with sewing, APPLY to lilo Head
street. u.a.-t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

EOR ShLL-Mut roufe ho Sc wagon and
+ HkfureS address MIA, tbis of1r.
ttrfa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

L'DR SAtE-W White cav tran sNofk Of a
II stone tArn Il tlAb2 It. A,7U shed ing.
PRO. muietAte. Can CT " lit 10 lss4 Marriott
street M i -e1d'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

Whom anything gets wrong with yonr
plumbing Just ring up p'one Gig. RDb.
srls ana Fincher sanitary plumbor5, I0D
O.anRe street.
nnInnnI ~ q Nn1Lnn TIA ra.nrnrr an,n
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
WON sRLRND MUSEt THEATRE.

THE ELtIE SsTEFs sinuUlADorNs.
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The Evil of Overlooking.

DIR. Henry Stewart, says the Iowa
Homestead, once said that the greatest
cause of sickness and death among
poultry is overlooking. The common
practice is to give the fowls all they
will eat, as if fowls were wiser than
hogs and knew when they had enough.
Fowls and hogs, and even cows and
horses, when they get at meal bin
never know when to stop until they
are gorged full to the top of the throat,
and then trouble begins. First, there
is indigestion, then fever, then cholera
or fever and gangrene of the intestines,
or Inflammation of the mucous mem
brane, which is catarrh or roup, or an
thrax, which is black comb, and other
fatal disorganizations of the muscular
tissues and liver. In these eases medi-
cine is of little avail, and the only rem
edy is sharp little AK, which might
justly be fitted in the top Of the medi-
cine chest as the most effective remedy
for most of the diseases of poultry.