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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

what are the prohibitionists going TO do
about Kate Fields We find this aggressive
and always picturesque woman thus as
sailing the cause;
"Atchison, Kan, under prohibition In
one year spent SO, 600, 900 for groceries and
1900, 900 for drugs Prohibition has
ruined the inhabitants of tho Aleutian Is
lands, who now drink Florida water and
perfumery and any vile connection they
can buy. Alcohol Is in everything. The
Creator understood his work, and let us 40
cept the situation. In human stomachs
undigestcd food fcrments and alcohol re-
suits. Every dyspeptio is a walking dis
tillery Must they be abolished II SO, a
goodly number Of our merican race must
perish. Total abstainors eat great quanti-
ties of sweets These Torment, and the
prohibitionists themselves form n grand
Gordon of Illicit distilleries.
Think of the full import of this-Gen-
eral Dow an ambulatory tank, Miss VIII
lard whitcd distillery Does Miss Field
really mean all that she saysf-Chicago
Post
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

On the battlefield general must some.
times think quickly and act without hest
tation. A motormun recently showed him
self to BIO gifted with these admirable
traits.
In Plainffold, N. J., an electric car was
dashing along when the motorman saw a
child balancing itsolf OH high window
ledge The man saw at once that the
child would fall on pile of bricks. Civ
ing tho brake a sudden turn and twisting
off tho current he sprang from the plat
form before tho car stopped and reached
the sidewalk just In time to catch tho
baby.
Probably nothing win ever sound sweet
err to him than tho thanks of tho child 5
mother and tho hearty praise bestowed on
him by the occupants of the car.-Youth' q
Companion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18


The meeting at the Opera House on
Sunday afternoon under the auspices of
the Y. III. c. A.. was rousinR success.
The hall was completely filled. every seat
being occupied by a very attentive and
appreclatiye audience. Mr.. Charles Baird
presided and the Rev S. Il. Mseser spoke,
taking his text from Matthew. XVIII:
II. Whom will ye that l release unit o
you" The singing was under the leaner.
ship of. +. ClS mer who was assisted by
representatives from the different church
cholrs. The opening prayer was made by
Mr.. w. X. Crosby. Mr. Isaac I. johnson
read a selection from the eighteenth
chapter OF St. Johns gospel, beginning at
the 2sth yeIee. These meetings are get.
ting to be oae of the features OF Sabbath
worship In our city, and are the means OF
doing great good.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

People are beginning to calculate and
to lay to heart what the change has cost
the country by putting the Democratic
party in power. We have been impressed
by some figures given In the New York
Tribune. The shrIukage In the value OF
railroad property. the stocks at SIS q
share. amounts to 81 900. 900, 600 and bonds
probably half as much more. Wages
have fallen 2l.77 per cent. which means o
loss TO wage.earners of 81. $50 600, QUO. The
deposlts in savings banks were increasing
s90,ooo.o0O yearly. but for tho last two
years there have been at the savings
banks losses instead of gains. Add to
this the addition to the national debt of
over one hundred millions. and how
much more In the future no one con tell.
and we think that 1t will appear to every
one that tariff reform and Democratic
policy have been a dismal failure,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

After drifting IN seas OF leo since Fahru-
AIRY and III n . elmer SO hadiy Damaged
as to 10 uurbEtro aide Pilot lohn Joarph
o. tie pilot baat Eue w Eanuetl la 5 beou
heard from by lis brother shepherd JOS.
eph Of Tits city. Mr., Joseph WIS
hbuUu tue steamer Donna aeliA and uew5
OF his safety comes from New ,rleai4.
lie Donna SeliA was bound Tor Philuiel.
phla and whlla passtuRup The river had her
Steering sear broken lbs Steamer drilteI
seward and on the 10Th WIS hul4ru OF
New Orleans. The crew repaired the
steamer HHd sha IL now on her way to the
Break water, All OIL board are well.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

Two black and tan dogs were taken to
the Queens hospital, Birmingham, the
other day, by their youthful owners, the
ono suffering from broken leg and the
other from dislocated shoulder. The
dogs were kindly treated by the medical
staff, were bandagcd and walked away.
Two days afterward tho one with tho bro
ken leg walked into the institution alone
In the surgery it lay down whio tho doctor
unfastcned tho splints and redrossed the
injured limb. After the operation had
been performed the dog gratefully licked
tho doctors hand and eparted.-Ladies
Kennel Journal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18


For New Castle. SIk Mo Il. IN. 2.S1. $50
G,l5 u,h3 y 81 y. III. and 1910 night
For lewcs, - 10 ~ III. Az .. IN.
Express Tor Dover harrington and DelmaE,
e.l& Iva =. III. ~ y. m. ana 50t night.
For harrington and way stations onlw s.5O
Express Tor wyoming. esp. ~.
EApIoss lar tape Charles. OLD Point Com
Tort nuu Aoriols .l.UJ al. Iu.. aud l1.0I night
81 sDAi I.AIe-.
For New Gnstle j! Of night.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort AMI
kOrlUlk, l-.Ol ni2nt.
FOR Middletuwn Clayton, bower Wyo-
ming, felton, harrington. lirldReyiile Sea-
iuru Laurel and Dolmar l2.UI ni2nt
@ Congressional Limited Expluss trains
Com posed entirely OF Pullman sestibule Par.
Ior and Dining Cars. No extra taIe her
Ia ia
(NLtmitel express trains. composed OF Pull-
man Ncstlbule parlor Cars Nestlbule Passsn.
ger Coaches and DINING Gar. No Extra tare.
hor TURNER Information, phsscn9o arc
Ieierrcu 20 tho ticket agent Al the station
/. NJ. PROVOST j. Il. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger AIT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
1hs Standard hallway OF America
proIL CTED THROUGHOUT NY rus
Ipterlocking Switch and Block signal sys.
tenn.
WILMI SsTON n
BALllMukE RAILROAD.

tfoIkcrED THROUGHOUT ny The
Interiocking Switch and Block signal sys-
PHILADELPHIA, WILMI SGToN n
BALllMutE RAILROAD.
IN EtFLCr NOV. lsLb. 1874
prnins wiiiisave Wilmington ns fDli0wsi
Tor PhiadeIphia tcxprcsSl. l.o1. 40. Aao
u ~ n -. ll.5i A. NJ, si2.3j I.31, S.O5. 6OL
BY. o.5G 49, . W andHl2 p. IN.
Accommodation, 600. 100 sos. 1913 a. M,
l3;Sa =. r. T. d. bis. 40 and lJ.35p. III.
For Chebtor (expressl. l.j. i.s0. 49, IA T.50.
s'5e 80 1919. u.a5. ll.'l Il. m, l.a'. DO! o.1d.
Accoinm Sdation. 400. 100 500. 1914 lLss a.
M, ls.sN. - s,ao, b.l5. ~ and 1913 p. ~.
hba "a lO.UJ. 1910. lO,l. lL5l H. III, Sl2.30,
Id. 9.@6 dO5 5.Oi, $40 5.56. 400. 9ls and l0.3I
For Boston without change 1910 =. IN. and
For the south-soa,hern hallway Express.
6.4ip. m. slcepers to Augusta, st. Augustine
springs Memphis and New Orleans
FOR West Chester via Lanokin. $50 a. H..
For Newark Center and intermediate stu
tions.' 40 n m. ana B.SSp IN.
baltimore and Washington. ass sol. oil.
lO.lN ana ll.UU u. M l".UL II. 2, n.15, 20s
!.s+ aga. 600. d 81. V.oa al. $40 p. IN. aud
baltimore and Intermediate stations "a.
S4d, 4 Os and Il.5i y. IN.
Leavefhiadeppta, broad sucst, for VIII
Gt,g,0n texprossl ~ 7A. ~, al. aio.lo.!4
b,Ua b 10 5.ba. . ~ Ga. hsa 80. lila ll.i6 p.
Accommodation. aao7.sJ. 1918 u. m.. I..s
s.Ud 4.Us. 40. -. D. IS. 1903 and II. IS ., IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS
lol lhlladolphia teKprossj. L57, 2.bo. i.29
e.tV 900 va lOUo, TO- 10, III m., l3, 21a b.U4
t.tU, avs 1.25 > % and ~ D. M
Accommodation. $780, $40 a. III, l2.ll lao
40. J.l5 and IL. % y. IN.
FOR thesser (vxpressl. LIZ, 40. $780, s.5S
lO.uh, ll.5l a. IN. loo BOA, 55d1.0I and pJ9 IN.
Accommodation 100 alO Il H., l4il. l.iO,
40 o. ,. 10 and 1928 p. IN.
For New York IcxpreSth l.5f, 2oa 40, 100
sbU, 1904 IL, 10. ll3l ~ n, lslJ Ljh 5.JJ. A.U5
STU iO1 AZ and 1913 D. III.
For Boston without change, BOO p. IN.
FOR the SOU tu--ouutnern Halfway EXPRESS
a n ~, Slcepers to Augusta, ST. AEusiinv,
anu Tampa IA u IN, sleepers TO no.
sLrn IS. Memphis uud New Or euils.
For W est Chester via Lamokin, sos Il. n'ahu
b.lb D. III.
Baltimore and Hashl igton, A.. Sol. 1918 a
NJ, Iva. lS.' J.23 GOO, ii al, e.sJ y. III
and Is.sy night
baltimore and imtermeJIate. stations eos
ana ll.64 y. al.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for VIII
miHRton ie1presss d5n '.2U, Ills, IL y IL nls
4.4l, aus %. - $50 3D., ILL., LILO y. LII.
ana ls.U3 night
ACCOMMODATION. SIS. alO, 10 b u IN, ls,3t.
2.O5. U.lG. eos, lU.Uj and ll.1b y. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

A very Interesting volume from the pen
of Edward Randall Knowles, d. D.. Gu.
titled The Supremacy of the Splritual'
has been laid on our desk. The author
says: The further AMI mure logically
scientists proceed with the question of
the only absolute reality. tho closer they
approach To the fun acceptance OF the
conclusions which haya for years ad.
vocaGea concerning the absolute suprsm.
acy OF the spiritual. The book u worth a
careful perusal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

THURSDAY. FEB. 81. 1895.
At 10 o'clock a. M.
~ head of horses No. l. Morgan. dark bay
horse. 10 hands high. a good steady driver and
free from all tricks. safe for lady to drive.
fearless OF steam. years old. frst-class
No. Julie. chestnut sorrei mare. has been
handled In all harness 10 kind and gentle.
years old was sired by Honest treu.
No. 8. Polly. light bay mare. fne size
years old has been banded some and per-
forms well. very promising young mare.
was sired by Honest Fred
No. T. Fred. u sorrel horse good size. will
work anywhere. years old, sired by Honest
Fred.
No. 6, Hawthorne, dark bay colt. coming
years old. promising young horse. UNI
broken.
a mare oil rare usefulness Morgan stock.
No. :. Dun. hay horse. years old, of fine
size and safe for a lady to drive. good busi-
No 5. Maud. a frat class brood mare. now
in foal. gentle and kind, safe for a lady TO
drive. fearless OF steam, a very profitable AMI
No. Q ana 10. May and Mark. a pair OF good
farm horses.
sired by hawthorne and Goldust, promising
colts
raised cows, some OF them with calves by
their side, others ciosc sprinRers. 2years old
heifer. coming in profit. yenrllug heiiers.
yoke Of large Redwood oxen. { years old,
well broken. and well mated IN color. speed
and size aud good as the best. One Holstein
bull. II head of good hogs brood sows. duo
to fnrrow IN March, Il good shoa's. bears
Farming implements-2 Iron axle farm
wagons In good repair. with hay rigging aud
beds TO III. good OK cart and OK yoke, self
birdie, ! moving machine nearly new
etuhble rake. NunN ickle grain fan, corn
she.ler, G. own grain and phosphate arm
tubes. good roller. Randall harrowS one
large aud one small. 2-norse plows smni
pillow. Iron Age cultivators. corn marker.
cultivator. Rrndstone. scythe and cradle,
| moving scy thes. chains one 3D. good market
wagon. jumpeeat carriage with pole and
| shfnts. small carriage. one l'ght mill wagon
with pole ond shafts. eets oil single carriage
harness, @ sets OF pillow harness brides col
lars, lines shuvels. bees forks rakes. large
farm bell..one beam and peas, buffalo robe
aTse lot Of good hay BY the on. n fine Il { OF
meat. cured hams and shoulders aud picked
pork.
Household goods large No. 0 Niagara
cook stove with fixtures complete; one Bril-
liant Light sitting room Hioye, tables.
benches ain ing- oom chars. sett ees. one
| secretary, 3 bees etds. . feather beds. barrels
scnlding tubs hog hooks &c, Dairy fixtures
| u large churn AMI horse, large butter tub
and many other articles not enumerated.
Terms All sums OF 81 and under cnsh, over
that anounta cre-,it of 10 months On pur-
| chaser giving bankublc note with an APP
| proved "ndors r. with interest added. or per
| cent. N for cash on all credit sums
GRAY.
| a. l. Swami, Auct. J. w. Burrls clerk.
... fl3-3td
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

The pastor OF Asbury NJ u Church.
Rev John Howard, Is not afraid to tackle
local subjects. Hs'preachsd quito tell
Ing sermon on Sunday evening ON the
"Bartender's Balr' which was held In Ger.
man Hall on Thursday evening last. He
scored the managers OF the hall tor al
lowing such dlsgraceful scenes as were
said to have occurred there. to take place.
BE said that Wilmington had larger
number Of church going people. for Its
size, than any other city In the United
States; that the people were to blame for
allowing such dlsgraceful rgies, that the
German hall should be made to pay IL.
cense the same as the saloons. In fact,
he want for all who took part in tho ball.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

Tho Inquirlng Boy-How long a time
"a jiliy father
The perspicacious Parcnt-It depends
on whose jify it is, my son. When II
woman is putting OF her bonnet and suys
shoi ii lie ready in n iilty, It means from Is
minutes to two hours. \ mans iiify is
from one to five minutes.-London An
Iwers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18
O.: ;. ): ' !! !: !. .. .:
NtSss sIaM IslsSsV Schedule In effect
NSHINGN~ Nov. ~. 1854
Schedule In effect
Nov. ~. 1854
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND


DEPOT EAST BOUND
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
New T ork, week days. .soa y II. .s aa. 80 40
New YORK.. sundays IS 05. q IL. Ill 20 a. m.
'.<e % 30 7 "A. ~ p. IN. $780,,
Tba bs, d ~, 20 30 10 ~ 10 10 I'll 90 IA IN.
zig n. 10 80. 8 20. asa st 49, TsL Si'
iVkunasyns. 'sol %iz oss. 75a 900, 'iltc.
u ~ a. M. -. y an aa3. ida '6aa $50 T@.
PihWnde,p Y trweinh and Market sr..,l
week days, % OK . H. . 4. ~ ~ II. ma - ~
sunday, 'sos. ~IG III ioa. m., 'sia. '1A
Cli'EHsifER. week days 'sOa $50: IN. cas-.
isS. 80. 10 60. 20 50. Gao. ~. sls. 10. III
CHESTER. sundays 900. TR.es. ~.
Atlantic CITY, week days &c IL. '1a Il. 's4J
san SUNDAYS w ,Ssi; n q i; +, a' p, m
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. at,
~; IS q a. M. 'la 49, aus. 500 Az. % iL'StJ
sundays '41s. III. % ~ a. M. 1910. 'aoA
Baltimore ana way Stations Ti7 a. m. sn
rH Ne; u Del. .ls7l7. .s47a. M. .la ISsoa.
:. 81 81 IL 50. IS ~ 1888. II 10 .. ~. Sundays
q 10. u, % Ii m4 'lsl6. s03.'4 81. 50. IS u.
Pitishurp, - r. o. IN. 49, y. M. daily
Chicago. 8 Al n. IN. - 81 p. M. daily.
CincinGnii aud 81. Louts. 'is iOp. IN. and
% bS p. IN. daily.
New Orleans via Bristol AM Chattanooga.
'elyp. m. daily. Through sleeper 10 New
Orleana
singeriy accommodation. 5i7 a. M. SOa
80 aud ii 10 p. M. daily.
Landenbcrg accommodation. week days
5l1, i.a. NJ, rs and % D. III Sundays.
$50 u M. 8 Up. IN.
Trains leave Market street station. for
New York, woeh days. - 30 n IN.
For Philadelphia, week days go. q 30
~ 10, IL 30 a. M, 2b5 o45p. M. sundays, y %
a M. 100 sb5. Gas y. IN.
For Plttsburg and Chicago week days. IS 70
For Baltimore week days. o. $50 a. n..
:bh % ~ p. IN. Sunday 55 p. IN.
For LandenpeiR and Way Stattona week
GAYS 20, = 30 n. IN. ~, iop- III. Sundays
s25a. M. o 40 p. IN.
Leave Philadelphia trwcnty fourth and
Chestnut strectHl Tor Wilmington. week days,
- Dlo, ~. . IL 10. III sl. al L. noon. u ii
u d. 2OU. IL. y w. 20. 'bOS 81. 55l, J3l.
q ~, 'S2i5.W. 10 " aud II 81 p. IN.
sunday, ii 81 6Ib. IS IL -. TO- ell ~ IA. rn.. IA
noon. Il 81 . % Is. '4O1. ", 10. = ~. % -
~ ~ and II IS .. IN.
Leave Philadelphia twelfth and Market
stroeIsl, weeR days 'a2l 2 90. I'll 70 a: IN
~ ~. q ~ p. III. sundays. y ~ = %, III x5
a. M. % 40. '72ip. m.
Telephone. No 49,
Rates to Western points lower than via any
Z %. sCULI. General Passenger Agent
Il. L. CAMPBELL ueueral Manaser
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

The sunday Breakfast Association yes.
terday morning fed Hity.six deserving
men, and at the prayer meeting winch
followed two men professnd conversion
and i've requested the prayers OF the
workers, IL the evening forty tive men
were fed. There were seven pTUfessed
conversion and four requests for prayer
made,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

One evening last week a few young
ladies'. bent on having m evening of eK-
hiIarating sport. frightened up their
skates and, accompanied by their lovers
started oil. ms happy as Young laTks. Out
Delaware avenue to Van Buren, they
wende1 their way chatlarlng hhe young
goslins obi v,ous or any danger that may
lay III their way Their walk Wa
steep emhankmcnt. low to get down.
wne the question asked one another One
young l;tuy. more yshturesume than the
rest. started to desceHt. when to her chit
grin, her feet slippsd and down she went
head over heels. Her companions Fastened
TO her assistance aud were gratllled to
learn that 81 had sustained no Injuries
whatever They proceeded on their jour.
ney, without further mialIHp to the old
Barley MIL, where they spent very
pleasant evening in skating the grape.
vine. cutting their initials on the ice and
also stars
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

HARRISBURG Feb. 1S.-The first bill
passed by the legislature To fall under the
executive disnpproval is the act to provide
for an additional law judge in Washing
ton county. In his veto message Governor
Hastings declares there is no necessity for
the additional Judge
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

Tho lndlea Of the Home Missionary So.
ciety of central Church Will meet Tor sew.
ing at tho hGlus of Mrs W. ) Prckelt. l5OT
West FourteeHth strGet.
On lnursdHy ev'nlug meeting In the
interest Of the hlng'S l'aug bttrs Will be-
heli In Hanover Presbyterian hurch to
be addressed by Mrs. lsabeIIa T. Davis, cor.
responding SectetIry of tile National or.
EanI2ations AsiIYer Offering Will be gain
cred al I'm door
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18
DUBLLC SAIL
WIN lie sold on the Ouisa Wedin Fair Top
Penny Hill farm, Brandy wine hundred OH
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 90, 1875.


head OF good horses DON bay horse. good
worker Dan. tirl; iron gray coming ~ -
years old, superior IN every respect Sc5H
woil broken and fearless OF stuuil ana IrOlly
carS. hlnck colt years old.
Eight head of cows, W I'll calves by their
sides, coming lr sh, good nilkeTs
brood sows, II head "f good ehoats. 80
pair OF chickens, &triOs brown lea horns, trio
black Minor cats and It, Elineus.
One Studtbaker wagon, market dearborn,
sulky culiivHtor pillow. cultiEntOls, hRrrowS.
tccl utter. IA set OF wagon hurnCss. col urs
ami BRIDES.
Dairy Fixtures-l Co can cooley crramcr. 8
milk cans 10 uuarts and IT qnarts one
Churn. butter tu's prints. pans o.
kNchcn Etensns-2 cook stoves. ] No. s,
Niagara; range 70. q With water pine N.
tnchmcutE; one No ~ Magic stove, table,,
chairs 81 other household articles. rota
toes lhe bushel; barrels OF ciIer vinegar.
nnl /! stres Of WI cat In the Rlouud. sale
positive.
rcrms-Au sums or $40 and under cash.
All 81 : over That amount, a credit OF eight
months will be given by the purchas giving
hnnkuble nutc with approved tndoTset;
AHNIl. NJ. STUpPS.
l. ". sttdh! IN q Son, Aucts. fl1 ltd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

An appropriation of $4,000 has been
made by Congress to finish our new post
offics corner of Ninth and Shipley streets.
There is prospect of 1t being finished In
the near future. Then Colonel Moore VII
have cosy headquarters to direct the
post office employees.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

Amos Sharpness. OF Ashland, who will
remove to Kennel! Square. Ia. about tho
25th Of March, viii occupy rooms In tho
location 70 suit him better. Mr.. ). is an
earnest Republican and tbs removal Will
be loss to his neiRAbUrhood. He will
curry with him the best wishes of large
circle Of friends Tor continued health and
Auppiuesa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

asa (pensfvsly)-I hope you'll invita-
me TO the wedding when you get married.
! Jack boldly )-Irn invite you the FIRST
one, and II you don't accept there won't
be any wcdding.-Lifo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

l.
The subscriber residing ncnr Porte"'s sta
on. Feneader hundr II, nholt 10 decline
farming. Will olTer ut pGbl!e saic. on
TUESDAY. FlBHU Any 10. 1855,
At IL O'clock H. m.
Horses. No. /. Dixie. bay horse, Il years old.
by Homes Fred.
No. =. John aoTroi horse, coming > cars old.
by HunesL cred.
No. !. Fred Jar hay horse, coming years
old, by IL nest Fred.
NJ. T. Nancy. bay mare. coming years old.
by lloHegI pred.
o s. gu en-. bay mare. coming years Old.
by honest Fred
No. d, Rshlun. sorrol mare.
No, l. brown horse, Mac
Bhead OF hUHe-rai-eI mich cows hull.
coming 2years old. gUod stock y lot of Ply
moutn hoc poultry.
Farming implements! jumpsett carriages
with shafts aud with pole, marAet wagon
nearty nrw. road wagon Ia good order / ..
horse farm wa on. OK cat tRnd luNe, iIuTse
car, grain d III. large SIZE Hotter / grain
tan. corn shelter. ! hampton b, der i rid
Ing uuue. ina upiOn aowrr. lilIu ,cyo
horse rake. gfslih cradle. my hesi. nearly nov
IA i.et long. set Of ,iourle Ia rness = SETS of
slugie haFne :. tOrks, shove g. hoes, pIGw
gears harrow, cultiNaiOrs. Iron Age Guilt
Nhtuf win cor" lnutlng attachment. parlor
stove 30 gardA OF new rag carp bedst ads
ami Wristbands, aud many other articles not
IA ntlonHd.
Terms. All sums T so and uufl cash. over
that amount credit of months on ptirchus-
OF giving u banknbu note with an approved
endors T. leu minutes walk from porlrrs
station y. i, SM.TH
l.. W. stidham 4 Son. Aucts. tG-.tw-itl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

John f. Salisbury afforded the members
of the Legislature considerable amuse.
ment the past week, by tho display OF
large pen. at the same time saying 1t is
designed to Sign the Senatorial commits.
sion Of j. Edward Addlcks. John ID
something Of wug, and enjoys q joke
~ mueA as any ORG.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

The annual donation and reception day
at the Home for Aged Women. located at
the corner OF Harrison street and Gilpin
avenue, will take place on Thursday. All
donations from our citizens will be glad >
iy received and welcomed by the ladies' at
the Home See what you can do for them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

Our police did a quick plecs OF detec'
tive work on Sunday. The residence Of
Mr.. George HIl!siey. manager OF the AR
lingto mills No. 8 West Eleventh street
was broken into and robbed while the
family were at church In the evening.
The robbery was discovered about 0
o'clock and reported by telephone to the
police station, and by 10 O'Clock the
thieves were landed at the City Hall and
put behind the bars, and the stolen prop
erty recovered. This is quick work and
tho officers making the arrest are to be
commended for their promptness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

During the past week there were 90
deaths as recorded by Registrar UuIqu-
houn; Of the deaths II were nf males and
Is OF femaeA. There were II births and
10 marriages.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

A BA.GAIN FOU SON 80 IA re.
~ putauBo fa'I lily orccd 10y ha d time, TO
sacrifice AN almost new pdrior organ, mat or
heHutIiui oak wood aud mirror top. has II
stops, knee swell aud oct We coupicIs. urigi-
nnily cost So ca.h; an ais an almost new
belpIiHie Il Il hi e. W tn attacaine is COM
pl te vii be sotd any rit,e offered, md
can be- seen by addressing 'Needy." tins Office.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-18

The young, the gay and gtddy must be
protected as far MS possible. bo they may
10 preserved from conta ninaton and
male to understand that character non.
or aud reputation are far moro lrnpor ant
than tbs transitory pleasures OF al hour
Other bulls will soon be gIy5n III our city
and care should os.taksn to insara -
briefly and good order. fhe errors OIL lhs
pBst cannot be ouliteratsd. but the
should not be repeated. A COOL name is
better than worldly pleasures. II is we'll
for all to remember that the way Of tue
transgresser ia hard while 'wisdom's
ways are Ways OF pieasantuess and all lar
paths are peace"