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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

John Thorn pson, eolored. who was
drunk yesterday ut his fathers home,
Lombard and MoCauley strest. and acted
iisorderly was ilnod IS and coets In the
Municipal Court this morning.
Samuel Mills was charged with ASSAULT
and battery on William Collins. On last
Thursday evening Kate Dumpson, q lead.
Ing cDlOred belle OF the west end gave p
party In Congress- Hall at No, 800 DUPONT
street, Admission was charged but the
beer WINS gwen away. 1t would have been
a grand opportunity for the reporter who
wrote up tue Bartonders' Bail to add new
laureIs to his crown II he hud boon thera.
Witness after witness told about the dis.
order at the dance. Two colorsd ladies'
had Disagreement and one OF them sent
the beer glasses lying at her antagonist
Joe collins interferod as did Mills alsp
anu after they came down stairs they had
II again. Then VIM. Collins interfered
and after some rough language had been
used Mills cut Collins In the face inflict-
ing o deep wound,
The Court stuffed that on the slightest
proyocatton OF late that knives hnvo been
used and as far as the court could IL
would try to break the custom up. by i'm
posing a sentence which would be
lesson t. the prisoner as well as to othera,
Mills was sentenced tolpay fino OF $50
and costs and I've I'm prlSonei In New Cas-
tie inil for a term OF six months.
William King, oolorod. celebrated Wash
ingt0n's birthday by getting drunk; wnen
he went to the room OF Rebeocu Moore,
whom lac hns cen going with for eight
months, he struck her SO faet In the face
that the number OF blows could mob be
counted. She WAS knocked down on a red
hot stove and had her shoulder injured.
Julia Wright to protect her house played
o chair on kings hend. King recently
served term IN New Castle jail. lie wss
lined S25 and costs.
The charge OF assault and battery pre-
ferred against joseph Dugan and Peter
Feeney was dismissed on payment Of
costs. While John McAdams aud David
RidlnRs were returning from work from
the Diamond State .rolling mills the
assault was committed, Ills prosecution
witnesses asked to have the charge dis
missed.
Joseph Hayden tho dog catcher Is In
trouble again. Yesterday he had trouble
In urresting a dog. lie Is going around
with his thumb tied up as tho dog bit
him. He was held on the charge OF cruel,
Is berting the dog aud will have hear
ing on Tuesday morning.
II. Ii. Gubhs was lined $40 and costs for
working a horse while In an unit uondl.
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23
/ Good Testimonial
trs,o.u HayerhIll. \. n. oour,er.,

{Frosn Haverhiii. n. H.. CourieEl
<Ihlye had for ~ years pat q badly dis
oae8d ankle bone DIR. David kennedy's Fav-
o. - Remedy and his Salt aheum Cream
b NE &c when alt otuer medicines had faif-
o.. and medical a ltnority lad sad tie limb
1suid mover DO well ugh ~ use again.
Y sore broke out Oh tine ankle none. ana
Tor 1omonths ibe ago writer suffered day
and night beyond he power of words to ex-
prcsA A frien Advisci ne TO try Dr. David
Kennedy's Fnvorll Il ne iy. mad no faith
rhat any medicine would help me. but suffer-
IN as / did thought won d try IL. AID pur.
cnass sotnr aisJ u box of Or. David Ken me-
dys Salt itheuin Cream. Lusei these IN e1i-
clnvs but a short time. when my limb began
10 heat. | Will further add, among tho uAny
med iclnea have tried for dbeased 1ver
ne hi tneys, none has ever proved % help
ful 20 me as FavOrite = emely. By stsm a.
( Ting aud strenRt hcntng the enieehled organs,
ovcr the oncruroh hents OF advanced uge
seemed to be checked by It's Invigorating
power.
\ aud know whereof afilrn, hoping All who
read vii profit thereby. as the a4ed writer
has. by ustns Dr DAVID Kennedy Fas orIt o
Remedy. Oeen ven very comfortable he 1t h
Tor person ~ years OF age. The favorite
Renstdy an Invaluable modicine for chll =
Cren as well rs adults, anu Ia ns safe us II ID
tsre
psrience of these Invaluable Inedf Ines. :"
ans. BELINDA Ito asDoE. Haverbill. N. II.
No llIbute to the efficacy OF medicine
oouid lie greater than these words OF Mrs
HodsdDn, who voluntarily telts the story OF
whose daily life rs making we're dra tghis
on th cir vitality need DR.. David kennedy's
FayO rito Remedy None are TOO Old TO be
H. ~ ed by II, 1t pcrmanN ntls cnres dvspapia
yheu N atiSm kidney, liver and urinars trou'
bies for the ills peculiar to women it has nc
eQual.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

Mrs. George L. Brenslng. 1877 ". Firth
street New York. whose picture appears
above, says:
II am the mother OF twelve children
and all are alive. ! never had days
sickness In my life until about ten years
ago. when | was seized suddenly with au
attack OF BriHhts disease of tho Kidneys
The doctors called 1t Brighrs disense. ana
each said must die. Indeed, | wac actu.
ally In the throes OF death. At that time
a friend II lady, came to see me and said
was surely d ing. Still she urged me to
take u remedy of which | had heard much
hut knew little. l followed her sugpes.
lions. andsI now solsmnly declare and
affirm that although | was dying when /
took this medloins. IT saved my life, aud
bellows that | owe nv lie entirely to
Warmers Safe Cure. also believe that IL
will save the lite OF any one who uses 1t
for Kidney troubles. i thank God for
Warmers Safe Cure, ana have sounded
It's praises far and near, anu shall con-
tinuG to do go
Words such as the above, drawn from
human experience and suffering, become
m rss0ges OF hope to womnnklnd. Young
women. mothers and those In advanced
years are often called upon to suffer when
II Is unnecessary That thOy should do so.
That they should employ every means In
their power to avoid suffering. ie unQues.
tlonably solemn duty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

The most enthusiastic butcher In the
olty market 10 John ID. Thompson, tho
worthy successor of Joseph Ii. Gould
with stalls commanding both east end
entrances This 10 saying much, as kienla,
Lee Anderson. Carey. Walisnitb, Mediil
and others are not slow.
The butchers are generous fallowa and
congeniai gentlemen but they do not all
understand tho value of the DAILY REUBLI-
oAN as an executive advertising iusLru-
neAt to make a steady stream OF good
dollars flow out of the pockets OF its lhlr-
~ thousand readers into the capacious.
gaping and yearning pockets Of the jolly
butchers. But Messrs. kienle, Thom pson
and Lee have littla idea OF letting thou
eands oil people besides he ones that pass
by their stalls know they keep tho st
beef.
y The people rushed In on Mr.. Thompson
ehriy yesterday afternoon and soon de-
motished hts grand dIsplay OF show beef.
His wholesome beef makes them strong
and they catch tho spirit OF enthusiasts IN
and pride he takes in his business aud
then they go more cheerfuily about their
daily duties.
delegation from Eighth street mar.
let consisting OF Adam +. Barr, paid u
visit OF Inspection to Fred klenles fam.
GUS show beef now on exhibit. tie was
lDstructing Nh. klenle that his butchers
who halved the side OF beef by a slantng
cut did It right But as Mr.. kienie has
a been In business for about 20 years he
knew that butchers trick to make tue
beef look thick.
Still ADJ demonstrated that he had
learned something by being u butcher for
nearly third OF a century and suggested
10 Fred not to forget to send him q pres
ont OF show beef. This Chestnut" all
nhe butchers are familiar with.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23
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Sire. Ewings class. OF harrison NJ. =.
Sunday Scboo last evening gave BIRTH
day social. In The Chapel building. which
was The most enjoyable nffair ever gwen
by the societies or clssses Of the church or
school. The members OF the class had In.
vited their friends and as an admission
fee had requested them to drop In n neat
little bag cent for every year they were
old anu the result was thai the affair was
a success financially also.
This programme included solos by Mrs.
Tyre and Mlssa Bennison; duets by Mrs.
Bowman and Miss Miller and mandolin
and piano duet by Misses. Coyle and
Groves; banjo and harmoniea duet by
Harry Pierce; violin and piano duet by
Philip Iyrs and Miss Marion Bacon; Reel
tations by Miss Ruth harwood and by MIR.
Lloyd. The sinRing Of the selection
"Auld Lang Sine" ny aolass was the fea
ture of the programme. After drama
those present wei served with chocolate
and cake
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

George Deputy. residing near Bear Sta.
Won. picked up bundle containing un.
4sroio hing while returning home from
Wilmington on Wednesday evening.
The Rev, Y. X. Yen, rector sr the Church
OF our Saviour, Shanghai, China. Will de.
liver an address on 'thHH Mission Work"
In the Gu urch OF the AZ cension, Clay mont
morning
j. q. Meem has invented a patent pOria.
Bile chicken coop for transporting fowls.
Il lward u. Rice. aged % years. died at
&lidoletown OF hrlRhcS disease on 1hur--
day night. lie had hern resident OF
&iddletown for 80 yeara
MIR. Henry r. Bure is confined to his
Foom 81 his residence. corner of Ninth
and West streets. with a bad cold
Mss Ethel wapies of G-orEaiown is
visiting Nj ISIS Geneva Ward III our ,ty
X Wingate of Georgetown is visiting
her sick brother
Wawaset Lima. enc OF Or. ). Ferris
Belts fox terriers received marx of
recommendation at the New York Bench
Show.
The Chester 1imes says: The blizzard
played havoc with Delaware and her ma
roads but 1t never touched the Senatorial
deadlock.
The inhuman attack OF the three broth
ers named Mcclure on their mother WHO
resides on farm near Brenpthn Ontario
Shove to what depths children can sinG.
surely 10 be hoped That such is "a fact.
Miss Clara Hoffman. who has been Wis,
itinR friends In Philadelphia and vicinity,
has returned home.
Mise May Jones has accepted position
With the Travellers Lie Insurance Com
pany as stenographer
Rev. John Howard. y. D., of Asbury
Church Will give prelude TO his evening
sermon Tomorrow, in which lie will
speak on the echo from his last sun day
evenings discourse.
John Brown. better known as the black
Kid. ts looking for a match with nnV 30 To-
pan In this city to III eet In smoker In
March at the Grand Opera House for a
SECESSION.
Mr.. Charlton E1holm. the purity ovan-
Geliet, spoke at Union Church last even.
ing. Mrs Edholm Is "A good sDsnker and
u an enthusiast for the work winch sha
haA taken up.
The Spanish steamship Cadagua arrived
+ 1t the shipyard OF the Harlan AMI Hol.
lingsworth Company Yesterday morning
for repairs.
To support additional free beds In the
| Delaware Hospital IL has been decided to
Try and raise slb00 by 81 subscriptions
flls amount Will support four free beds
Tor one year.
Bishop Curtis returned last eyenlnu
from Onanoock. Va, where no ms hasn
nductlnR mission Tor week m.
pshop oonduotel messing at Cana
N14flee Clty before going to O0anuock
Ihe Young Woinens Christian lam.
pstanoe Union held a sale OF aprons dolls
1Ake ana candy ut their headquarters Ma,
400 West Z Ehlb street, yesterday aftsr
noon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

A meeting for the purpose OF purchas.
ing lhos osriyle's house In UbeleeB and
converting II into q Carlyle museum was
held In Egyptlan hall OF the mansion
house. the Lord Mayors resiuence ut
London. England on Friday. Mrs. bay.
ard was escorted into the halt by the
Lord Mayor.
MIR. Buyard, who was received With
much cheering, aaid that us a representa-.
tvs OF the United States he had the priv-
lexe and the pleasure OF secunding The
motion. This gave him the opportunity
OF expressing The Indebtedness OF America
to Carlyle. whose voice was audible across
the Atlantic. His tones rang high and
cIeitr above party, teaching leBsonB OF
true manhood ana morality.
MIR. bayaru's speech was a brilliant one.
and lasted twenty minutes. lie was
warmly cheered on Its conclusion. The
treasurer oil the fund started for tho pur-
chuso Uf tile residence announced that
u, $50 had already been subscribed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

Judge Grub sat in Orphans Court this
morning and appointed DANIEL w. ElkIn.
Ton. Joun q. Mahoney. John u, stuops. j.
H. Chandler anu l.. Eiason Com 1855 oners
to make partition oil the real esuto Ia
New Castle vi Susan bower. The com.
missioners were appointed upon The ap.
pllcut,un OF JOHN IA. Rodney.
: }. Frank Ban had Robert L. Hanna Hp-
pointed guardian OF The minor children
OF MIIiam hanna. deceased
John Ii. Rodney. trustee, mnde return
OF the SAFE of the real estate OF Stephen
blddle, deceused, which waA approved and
confirmed.
}. ii Waterman. trustee, made return
Of the sale Gf the real estate OF Laura w.
hrmed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

The report OF Run caused quite a son.
sallon at third and kins streets this after.
noon. James Muhon aud his son, Iesiu-
ing near lied Lion. brought with him to
tins city loaded breech loaGlng gun
which they placed In the bottom Of tue
wagon thinktuR that to Ue Il safe position.
They occupy u stand On KING street
below lhlru and about O'Clock. while the
Bon removed the gun 81 that some boxes
Guulu De put in the wagon, in some uIl-
accountable way the weapon was dis
olHrgnI, the lond passing through the
wagon to y anu falling like hail W on the
sidewalk on the opposite Side of the street
1he report attracted largo number Of
persons To the spot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

Samuel Bancroft. State Treasurer At.
kins John IL. Houston. William 1. Tom.
nnson Edward l.. Vu!andlgham. Lewis
4. Nundegillt. II III. Suliuous u. II. Couh.
ran, Z. Il. Ahee and David Penuewill we're
preseut at tlIe fifth annual dinner Of tie
Delaware society OF New York In that
city Thursday evening. Chief Justice
Lore, Congressman elect Willis, Juuge l..
h. Waves. Senator Gray anu George V.
Massey sent letters OF regret. Samuel
bancroft SPOKE OF Tie business Inter-
ests IN DelHwaIe;' and Mr.. Willis sent his
spec ca. which was on "DeiawuTe in Con.
gress" He We voted the biggest Della.
ware peAua in tic basket
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

The body OF Mrs. Ruth Kennard, widow
OF the late Rev. Edward kennard, and
mother OF William NJ. Ksnnurd, who died
in Philadelphia on Thursday was brought
to this city this afternoon and Inferred In
the Wilmington and Brandywlne Gene.
tory. Mrs. Kennard WAS 81 years of age
and at Quo time resided hore. She was an
exem plary Christian women anu her kind
and sympathetic disposition endeared ner
to large circle OF friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23
Open until 10 p. IN. to-day.
WELCOME
Saturday.

Could have used ten more
statesmen last Saturday. This
one We'll have enough. ..
We oughtu't to be surprised
at cur great business after what
we've done in prices. The peo-
pie have come by thousands to
get double for every dollar ex.
pended. We told them they
would, and they do. $5 All
Wool Suit-$5 All.Wool Over
coat-impossible, said some.
Tie people took our word for.
it, ca ne, found out Tor them.
selves, and they're paying us
in the gold coin of good Will by
sending their friends.
This is how it is-former $40
kinds Mems All. Wool Suits are
IS.
This is how itis--former $40
kinds All.Wool Oyercoats are
IS.
Reserve your final decision
what you're going to buy until
You see Made to Measure
Retur ed Suits at Half Price.
On the last thousand Of them.
I'll eyre all down on first floor
now II you want one, now's
the time. Single Suits, Coats
and Vests, separate Coats. We
don't stop to consider cost.
They must be sold. Superior
Suits every way-neyerthleess,
they must be sold. No, you
know
Why $40 Suits are $50.
Why $50 Goats aud Vests are
SO
Why $50 Suits are SIS.
Why 9l5 Coats and Vests are
ST SO.
Why $40 Suits are $40
Why $40 Coats and Vests are
SIS.
Fine choice il separate Coats
81, So, 81, 96-half value.
Easiest Goats to sell that we
know of-our S5 Ulster Over.
CO. is.
listers! listers! listers!
Never i'll our experience SO
many listers sold as this Win.
ter, How was it done! BY see.
ilg and bri gIng about the pos.
sibilities of IL great Ulster Sale
at unheard of prices. $40 and
Sl5 were popular Ulster prices.
We captured tile favor OF buy.
ers by selling for So. They saw
the value. Bought for them.
selves; sent their neighbors;
made our listers the talk of
the day. The haryest-thou.
sands OF the greatest storm pro.
tecting Goats known on bodies
of warm, comfortable buyers,
Ready for another crowded
Shirt selling day. %, so, rs
cents for frst.class White Shirts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

W II-HI-N lIO7Ni i7uf4I IuU VI IO'Js
EASTERN ASSURANCE Co, PHuADEIPHIA
PA -GRNTIEMEN:-Iam very much pleased
to receive your check taking up my eou.
pom. $40. as / have had any amount OF
crltlcism and abuse thrown at me for
making an investment with you. by my
friends, but can now show them that
was ligh. and that hive been dealing
with company which docs business on
square, legitimate business princlplee.
All l can now say ia that can safely re.
commend your plan az being equitable
and your company as following out tina
plan To the letter. Very truly yours.
j. II. MONTGOMERY. NO. sos King street.
Wilmington, Del.
JAMES TH5MPsuS, General agent for Della.
ware, House 9!l Shipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

There was an exciting runaway on East
Seventh street. this morning which result.
ed In damaged buggy. the property OF
William Murphy, and many bruises for
MIR Murphy and Robert Zebiey, a Golored
man, with whom lie WINS riding. MIR.
Murphy was ON his way TO work. AZ
Church street tha buggy was upset by
coming In contact with pole. 1t was
then the occupants were thu own out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

The Office OF the George Ii. Mccall Com
psny ~ the yari yesterday was parUly de-
IN lshrd by Il leadeJ hopper which wus
ell ed of the track, and six man who
we'r IN II were badly frightened.
4 Ne trAstle work In the yard IL higher
than the Office, which tx nnn.story .truc-
tire. Beneath tho railroad arc tho blns,
ana II was While the Car was being shifted
&C ~ 10 allow the coal to lal mo me of
lh"In That the euRinnar misyaiculatsd ths
distance and sent tho oar over tha treslIe
!! NJ car has been placed back Oh tho track
again and the damaged uuics Is being re-.
paired.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23
MBAY0N 1t IHI HEAD,
His New. System Fast Supsrssdlng
=. Old School Methods.


Others.
Mrs. j. r. Mcleod, of 204 hodge avenue
Buffalo. N. Y, says: Il have suffered
from rheumatism for the past ten years.
aud ali hough tried many remedies none
OF them ever had the sliR htest apparent
effect. Finally. began to use Muny on's
rheumatism Cure. and within very
short time ! was completely cured. l
ohnnot recommend Munyon's hheuma'
tlsm Rsmedy too highly"
hunyon's rheumatism euro acts al
most instantaneouply,c curing many obBti.
nato cuses In fnw hours II 10 guar.
anteed to cure rheumatism in any part OF
the body. Acute or muscular rheu.
matism cnred 10 from one to 1.-Two days.
II never falls to cure sharp. shooting
pains In the arms legs. side. back or
Lreast or sol eness oil any part or the body
In from one to three hours. IL promptly
cures lameness. stir and swollen Joints,
and all palma In the hips and loins. chronic
rheumatism. sclatioa. lumDaRo or pain in
the back are gpOodily cured. 1t seldom
fails to give relief after Que or two doses.
aud almost invariably curo5 before ono
bottle has been used.
Munyon's homeopathic Home Remedy
Company, of Philadelphia, put up spcei-
flcs for nearly every disease. which are
sold by all druggists. mostly for 25 cents
q bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

Tho annual convention OF the MarylsHd
Society of tho New Jerusalem uhuroh
came to close yesterday afternoon. AT
the session the Board Of Misslons met and
decided TO carry on the work In Preston,
Md, and in Richmond. Petersburg and
Newport News, Va. Rey, NJ. trowntield
will nave charge Of the work at Prsstou
and MIR. Spiors at the other churches. The
tune of tho yearly meeting was changed
from February " to the third Friday In
October. The next meeting will BIO held
In Baltimore,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

Sell good footwear for less money than
many stores 10 easily told. The best buy.
ing md selling advantages make 1t easy
for us to give low pricos. We are talking
about the right kind of shoes, Of course.
good leather and right shoenaklng. The
very cheap. trashy kind Is not exactly IN
our line; no neod for us TO buy or sell it
when we can handle reliable goode as
cheap rs the commoner grades are sold at
some stores. We are dealers In pretty
nearly everything needed in footwear,
and II low prices for good shoe-leathsr
interests you. we have both. Forman's.
10 East Fourth street, between Market
and King,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

Tie birthday Of George Washington was
goInmemorated by the scholars OF tho
DUPONT school, ChristIanh Hundred. by
delighIful entertainment aud by the pre-
sanitation oil portrait OF Washington tho
gift OF Colonel Robert NJ. Floyd. the ire
sanitation having been arranged far before
Colonel Floyd left this city on his South.
Arn trip,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

Senator Higgins In the Senate on Thurs
day gave the silver men parting kick In
> briet speech referring To the Wulcott
resolution as meaningless and usole
He declared that the Republican side OF
khe cha ID Der WAS not Tor mouometnllsln
pr for silver monometalism, but for the
Sudicious use OF both metals. The repeal
81 The Sherman law was notice to the
world, he said. that the United States
would no longer be the patient ass 10 bear
the burden OF silver.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

+. Burgette Short will deliver his lee.
tnIe, "Slm Simmons abroad. next thurs
Gay evening at 8 O'clock. Miss Mary X.
Ibielman has Leen secured to sing two
affections. All present VIII be gwen
Tickets to hear air short sueaiI Sunday
evsning. March Srd. Subject. Life In
Londoa."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

A delightful time was spent last even.
ing at tn" residence OF Slr. Taylor 1893
West Eight street. the occasion being
Washington party. All thosa who we're
present wnte the dress of the days OF
Washington.
Lot northeast corner Van Buren, street
auu Nhnlicross avenue nj 1ehld Il Co.
public sale. A chance for buIlders,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

Write, What Will | writer Why, write
that pr. Simms White Puimon Balsam.
cant Ne boat In the United States. for ours
Ing throat aud lung diseases; sore throak
Coughs. Group Diphtherla and such like.
Depot, 606 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

JohnsOns Oriental soap i5 the most
Delicate facial soap for aides use IN exls
lance, absolutely purs and highly msdlca.
ted,
N. B Dnnforlh III and Market rtsets
and MiIlvr's Drug store. +Ja Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23

NOTlCE-A mee ing of the cIt,zens of
IN New Castle County will Bu ncIu at tue
NJ. u. thhFGii Il tlsmeIe. ne, on Friday
mex, ~ - oClocH p ~, TO consI er the adj
SlsHbl ny Of tau pnss we Of The pending hiIl
before tue la@is uuIe 10 wild n Ihu pub ie
road l"aGlng nom Wllming on to I'r He's
Corner, uni SUCH other mat eTs l.. RENT n
Thereto as may DO brought before tie NJ ct
Ing >. HUDMUSD SMITH
t2J-3,eul
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-23
IN kA E&b ~ Breaks Colds
~ "a uU8 eu@ 49, Tpi
"a Huurs.

DIR, Simms' White PulmoniN Balsam, the
Rrent standard remedy for lung and
throat diseases Ia without II rival in curing
coughs. sore throat, grip, Group &c. 606
King street. ~.