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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
FIRED YHR BARN.
Stock Of the Estate Of the Late John m.
Clayton Burned at nj. Pleasant
Last Night.

The parn on the estate of Thos. Clayton
at Mt. Pleasant and occupied by the lately
deceased John NJ Clayton, was, fired by an
inoendiary last night and several thousand
dollars worth Olive stock, grain. hny and
farming implem sat, wers destroyed.
The barn was he finest IN that section
OF the county and the fact that II was burn
ed by an inoendiary has caused much in-
dignaJ ion In that section T. Edgar Clay
ton, administrator Of Mr.. Clayton had
advertised for sale on Wednesday soven-
teen head of horses, colts and mules, nine-
teen cows and nine shoats.
Three farm wagons, one milk dearborn,
ono York carriage one drop foot carriage,
one spindle wagon, ono road cart, one
Osborne binder Z foot; one Champion
mower, one horse rake, four Twin har-
rows one Blackford g. Huffman drill, 10
hoe; one hay rigging. one corn maker. one
Tracy corn planter. phosphate attach
mel +; ono Buckeyeriding cultivator. hay
tedder. wheel barrow, meat and bone grind
or, three sets of wagon harness, three sets
of carriage harness, one sleigh, one corn
Shelter one fan, oiio farm roller plows,
cul,ivators, Randall harrow, six sets plow
harness, collars and brides
All the stock AMI implements wero in
the barn and nearly all were destroyed
1t Is not known whether there was insur.
ance on the farm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29

Philadelphia, Jan. ga fire which
broke out early this morning in the dining
room of the establishment p. Rodrigo
&, Co. at 1872 Arch srteet, manufacturers
of foathers and flowers, creatod panc
among number of little girls at work
there. Owing to the prevalence of inflan-
mable materials the enfiro establishment
was threatened with detruction
1t was $50 o'clock when n little girl ON
ploved IT, the mandatory ran out and
told Reserve Officer Dunlap to turn in an
alarm. Dunlap went in to investigate
and found the girls panic-stricacn and
huddlcd up in little room In the third
floor.
By,his time Reserves Beck and Ather.
holt were on the scene. and tho blaze was
ex,inguished without tho aid of the fire
companiee. Reserve Beck distinguished
himself by assisting the little shop hand 3
t. escape They sought refuge in neigh
boring establishment and could not be pro.
vailed upon to resume work until all dan
ger was over.
The origin of the fire Is a mystery.
I he proprietor of the establishment csti-
mates his loss at 81 900, which he says Is
fully covered by Insurance..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29

Sales Of personal property will take
place us follows:
January 81, pu,snore Bros, Christiana
hundred
February 3, II. II. McMuilcn. New Cas-
Gohundred,
February 0, J. L. Perkins, Brandywine
hundred
February Ii, Z. EDbright Brandywino
hundred.
February II, Albert Wollaston Mil
Greek hundred.
February 49, b. L. Dckey, White Clay
Creek.
February D. VIM Newloyo, New Gas.
tie hundred.
February "a, Ann Haley. Brandywine
Hundred,
March Q, VIM Z. Rothouse New Castle
hundred.
March II, furniture, sO2 West Ninth
street city.
March Is, Hiram King Christians hun
dred
March 49, furniture, Sa3 Madison stroet,
city.
. Parties intending to have sales this COM
pig spring should engage an auctiOnecr at
early day, so tina, here may be no con-
lion In regard to dates
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
THE EMPIRES

Rhea the popular actress comes to the
Grand Opera House next Monday nigh t
In u new Napolconic play entitled 1.-The
Empress" The piece although Napoleo-
mic in no way resembles the play produced
here by Rhoa some years ago entitled
Josephine, 1t is entirely original ~in
plot and dialogue and is said by those
WIN have already seen 1t to be the best
thing Rhea has yet attempted This dis.
tinguished artist was never in better form
than at the present timo. Every tone,
every gesture every smile Is potent. She Is
charming in Don homie and fairly sparklcs
with every piopriety. Her loyalty, her
manners. her wit, all sway the house. II
one scene is rich in sparkling words and
permealing action the next Is richer. Her
support this season is tn, strongest she
has ever had and contains some of the
best known names In the dramatic pro.
fession. Tho costumes arc gorgeous, and
the settings and accessories absol utely cor.
rect in doiail Mile. Rhsa's engagement
isfor one night only. g..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
DEATHS.
FRITH-In this city. on January aS, 1855
Susan Jane wife of Eber h. Fritz, In ht

FRITZ-Iu this city. on January as, 1893.
Susan Jane wife of Eber h. Fritz, in her
42nd year.,
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend tho funeral from the residence OF her
husband, 1881 Lincoln street, on Tuesday
morning at 8 O'Clock. Internent ut Biz
ningham Cemetery, Chester county. Pa.
HARRISON January 2s,. 1885, Walter
Fl. Harris, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends OF tho family are
invited to attend the funeral on Monday,
January 81. at2 O'Clock, from the residence
of his father, Jonathan Harrison, 524 Nc
Cnulloy street Services In Bethel A. NJ.
Il. Church Interment in st. Peters
Cemetery.
DAWSON lst month 25th. Jason Davis.
ngod ~ years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral on seventh day, the Goth
inst, at 2 o'clock from his late residence
near Furnhurst, Del Interment at VIII.
mington and BrandywiEe Cemetery.
McMILLAN-Dled on Thursday, Jam
uary eth, 1898, at TO- 25ta. H.. Robert
MCMILLAN, In his roth year.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of his son-in.law, j.
Elwood Hardca,tle 500 North Franklin
steeet, ON Sunday, January Both at 3 p. m.
papers please copy.
SAYERS-Died,J January eth 1898. George
Sayers, aged AZ years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence,
1l04 Adams street on Monday, 8lst inst, at
8 o'clock. Intorment private.
GLA SCO-In this city on January eth
1893, Susan Glusgo aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at-
tend the funeral from tho residence of
her son-in-law Samuel Lewis 2?35 Market
street on Sunday afternoon January 3Oth
at 3 o'clock. Interment ut Rivcrview
cemotary.
MILLER-ln Newport. Del, on January
9th, 1898, Sarah Jano Miller, wife of
Joseph Miller, aged 60 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend tho funeral from her
residence on Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Interment in ST. James cemetery,
Newport. Without further notice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
Senator Handy Talks.

Senator Handy was In our city this
morning. He says the editor Of the Every
Evening must be on q barb wire fence, and
tho five Democratic Senators are not able
to pull him off. He thinks the Morning
News is also in bad fix. 1t did not take
notice Ii st winter when the three Republi.
can Senators voted to gerrymander Slnyr-
M so as to give the Democrats control Of
the offices, simply because it had been con-
trolled by the Union Republicans. Othor
towns were treated in the same way, in
order to place them In the hands of the
Democrats. The Senator says such incon-.
si>tency is surprising 1T looks TO him ~
though these editors had takena dose Of
paregoro and are now In q bad way. The
best hing that. they can do Is to go to II
dec OF ard got q dose to work off the effects
o. he drug.
He thinks Wilmington should have a
now charter, and he will do his part to
make 1t non partisan. and fair to I'LL con-
cerned. Otherwise he shall vote against
it, and do his part to defeat 1T. He says he
Is Republican and he will never vote to
sell out the Republican party,a as some SEN
ators huve done. Hesays 1t is too soon to
talk about the succession in Brandywine
Hundred, that horse that sets the pace
at too fasta gait often gets beaten in tho
end. He will be ready to speak out when
tho limo comes. He il in good hunor,
as he holds that stirring up of things only
makes him feel better natured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
City Court Cases.

In the Municipal Court this morning
Robert Cloud was allowed to go. Ho was
arrested by Chief Dian, rs he complained
of u severe pain in his side.
Officer Mcdaniel charged John McLane
with drunkenness and II fine Of 81 and
costs was imposed. James Hamilton was
rated at the same for u. slmlar oi1cnse
Noses We'll pleaded not guilty to tho
charge of harboring an unregistered dog
Dog catcher Koff testified thns the desSnd-
ant had two unre9i,te dogs and that he
told the defendants man unless tho dogs
were registered a warrant would la issued.
The dogs were registered yesterday. Tho
costs OF tho case were imposed.
Tho case OF Edward Sloto was continued
until Monday evening S!ote will DO rep
resented by Mr.. Brlnghurst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
Mayor Ramsdell is again mayor of

"ayDE tdLhauoi 10 uSulu IhuyOt VI
Lynn.
Two years ago he was elected by the
combined Peoples party, Democratic and
Citizens Reform party. He was again
nominated by acclamation by the Demo.
Gratis to succeed himself as mayor of the
busy modern city, and was again elected
by rousng majority last month.
Mayor Ramsdell's present high position
IL tho legitimate reward of his ability and
his fearlcssness in defending his opinions.
he has never hcsitatel to declare his con
vlctions in pubic, nor has he been slow to
espou'e tho cause o. the shoemakers and
other wage earners. In 1894 he was candi.
da'e Of the Peoples party for Congress. A
hard worker, II conscientious official, May.
or Ramsdell has more than once been
pushed to the limit of his strength. At
such times of extreme nervous tension and
oyerwork, ho has saved himself from
breaking down by taking Paines celery
compound.
Mayor Ramsdell's honest opinion Of this
great remedy cannot DO mistaken by amy
one who reads his letter that follows:
Wells & Richardson Co., Burlington, vt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29

A surprise party was given Harvey Nc
Coy at No. SC9 jackson street last evening.
Those present were: John Mclaughlin,
Mrs. S. Mccoy, Frank Ogden and wife,
frank Cummins and family, King Cum.
nina. Willie Mclaughlin, Mrs. Ella Ogden,
Bertha Ogden, Sallie Ogden, Mrs. Swesten,
Mark Sweoten, Nellie Sharp, Florence
Sharp, Z, Martin, Charlie Ogden. Blanche
OGDEN, George Blake, Harry Davis. Willie
Comfy, f. Comfy, l.. Greenwood, Florence
Sharp. L. Bennett. w. Doughten, L. Nc
Call, Mrs. Frank Ogden, r. II. Cummins
and wife.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
Dole Views Il Cavalry Drill.

Washington, Jan. 29.-President Dole
yesterday afternoon visited Fort Myer,
where he witnessed the famous cossack
drill of the Sixth cavalry and afterward
took luncheon with Colonel Sumner,
commandant of the post. President
Dole expressed himself delighted with
the breakncck antics Of the rough rid
ing troopers, as well as surprise to see
regular infantry capable of such man
euVerS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
Thnmas Wilson Dead.

Thomas Wilson, lately owner of the
Arcade Row died in Newark N. j., on
Wednesday. Mr.. Wilson went from this
city year ago and engaged in business
there. He came to this city from Maryland
wears ago and while here formed tho
friendship of the leading colorcd men.
Stansbury Murray Jr., was ono of Mr..
Wilson's most intimate friends, and
speaks very highly of him. He was honest
and upright in all his dealings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29

CE.ts, r~bis -SLs-.i-sz a---.-s7s-s--..r si.i-
morning before breakfast time and sue-
ceedcd in staying the progress Of mans
furniture being removed from here to Bos.
ton. Megary IL Son hada claim of $116
against Charles II; Smith, Of West TWEEN
ty-fourt tn street. 1t was reported to Con.
stable Grccn who held tho claim TINT
Smith was about to send his furniture to
Boston. About o'clock this morning
tho constable succeeded in stopping the
furniture from being shipped to its des J..
unL.n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
AN EVENING PARTY.

There was very enjoyable birthday
party given by Miss Nellie Lynch, in houor
OF her fourteenth birthday at her residence,
No. l705 Pine street. ON Thursday evening,
january 49, A very delightful time was
spent until midnight when refreshments
were served. Among those present were
4isses Annie High. Annie Soully. Maggie
Patterson, Eva Sem, Elsie Dawson, Vir
GIN Aontgomery, Maggie Morris, Nellie
Lynch, katie Lynch, Messrs. Washington
Hills, Waller Steele, Frank Warren, b.
Peacock, William Donovan, Frank Std
BAN, William Kane, Christopher Glover,
Joe Master.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
WILMINGTON BUSINESS
4 DIRECTORY.
Remarkably compIete-Now ut Press-Out
Quite Soon.
CAN ALWAYS ACCOMMODATE
Your Friend, Guest, Customer or Travel.
ling Acquaintances With Information
Of Business Wilmington Out Of
Your Vest P0cket-Big Profit =.
to Advertisers In 1.-Two
Days only for 'Ad'
Orders.

Probably the most successful canvassing
IN II speciality line ever done in Whining
ton Is the Vest Pocket directory Of g. A.
burbank, which has now risen from tie
originally promised 1000 circulation to
$500. 800 market farmers of King and
Madison streets are in 1t. which mean
trade to merchants. There are already
over QUO propriet0rs and business and pro-
tessional persons alphabetically recorded
In It, Including numerOusly our leading
!. manufacturers who will send 1t to all
places where Wilmington manufactures
can BIO sold. 1t contains much valuable
Information of daily use
There hre only two days to order your
address and business in 1t for twenty-five
cents IN advance at the DAILY REPUBLI-
CAN Ollice or ono page at $50, payable
after publication. All persons should ord
or copy Immediately ut 25 cents as the
$500 copies are oil ordered s-.
Up to five O'Clock p. IN. Tuesday John G.
Hardness, front Office Of No 3O7 Shipley
street, ga IN. to 5p, m, will also take the
above contracts and also for large num-
bers-of copies at about cost with your Hree
"ad' on outside of cover. People will call
at your stores by the thousands for II gift
of this most condensed birds eye" liter
airy view Of business.
just think Of 1t, over 1900 business peo-
pie In 1t and full of convenient informa.
ton while the circulation is likely to run
up thousands of copies above tho present
number ordered Of 35O0 g. A, Burbank
Is well and favorably known in our bust.
ness community.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
CARD BASKET.

Harry Joslyn is in Dover.
Mrs. f. C. Price is visiting in Delaware
City
Matt Ford Short has returned to George
town.
City Solicitor Henry G. Conrad is home
from Dover.
Graham Taggart Is very i'll.
Dupont Walker, of Dover, is In town
to-day.
A dance for the inmates Of The insane
hospital at Farnhurst was given las. night.
George w. Gray is on a business trip
~ Dover.
Miss Anna B Cooper, of Philadelphia, is
visiting here.
Robert VanDyke, of Dover, was in VIII
fnington yesterday.
Mrs. w. s. Lacey, of Elkton, is visiting
friends in this city
Miss Saliio Sterling, CT Elkton, Md, Il
visiting friends here.
Henry Williams, of Frederick, was In
Wilmington yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel L. Ocholtree, of Ridley Park,
T. 'St PtiNt W Al uhiS SiUy
United STAGES Marshal John c. Short re-
turned from Georgetown last evening.
J Miss Bertha Brown, # Eikton. Is spend.
Ing few days with friends in his city.
z John Wilson, OF Elkton, has returned
home after pleasant visit to friends here.
! Mrs Thomas Wright. of Stafford, ii Wis
Atting her father, Mr.. Wilson, on Madison
Alroet.
Saintamore, tho home of Mrs IIaEotie
X DUPONT will DO tho scene Of German this
evening.
George w. Spicer. Jr,. clerk OF the House
- Representative, was in Wilmington
,ysstcrday.
W AnnietB Barrett and John Il. Pierce.
both of Cecil county.
Miss B,s .io Blacklston entertained q
aTRsr q %h her frends' " her home N"
z Tho Rev Ralph I. Coursey has returned
rom ay!sit to his daughter, who is rpcov.
cring from a serious Illness.
: Miss Lille B. NIelchior has returned
home utter pleasant visit to friends in
New York and Newark, N. J.
Tho Misses Bernette, who were visiting
Mrs. Parsons, on Monroe street, have 70.
turned to homein Virginia
Miss Mamie McIiugh, who has been WIS.,
Hing Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll S. Wicr, has
returnod to her homo in Philadelphia.
Herbert a. Seminar, who has been con
lined to his bed for the last two weeks with
slight attack of typhoid fever, Is GU.
again.
Announcement Is made Of tho marriage
Of Joseph n. Abbey and Miss Marruret
Sloan, of Philadelphia, by the Rey. A,hnry
Burke. OH January 10.
Mr., and Hrs c. NJ. Russell, Of No. 1929
washington street. leave this city to day
for Jacksonville, Ella, where they viii
spend the winter months.
w. W. Pussy has returned from New
York whcfa he attended the annual din
ner Of the Natioual association Of Maui
LECTURERS. which was addressed by Prrsi.
dent Mckinley.
The Manhattan Social Club viii give a
dance in Old Fellows Hall Oh the i,iyh-
lands, on Tuesday evening. A large mum
Der OF guests hnve been invited and an on
eoyabe time is expccted.
A chocolate tea wils given at tho home
Of Miss Balance on Washington streot Inst
evening for the benefit Of the school teach.
ers' fund A. large humber were present
Rnd Il pleasant evening was spent.
The Ladies' ALI Society of the German
Lutheran Church met on Thur.day even
ing, at the home Of Mrs. Herman Erb No,
BOO Broomc street, being tho anniversary
Of Mrs. Erbs birthday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29

NOTICE THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
AZ the Wilmington City Railway Company
has tins day declared cash dividend II ~ per
cent. payable on or after Monday, February
Company's books ut the close Of business ut
o'clock p m, january 3lst Transfer books
will be closed January 3lst at o'clock p, IN,
and will be rcOpened February 9Th 1893. Check
for dividend viii he mailed to each stoclihDld.
er, THOMAS s. BELlAH, SUcy.
vii, Del, Jan. 2s. 1903, 1906 cod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29

Miss Martha A. Steward this wsall com.
plutoi Courae in stcuogr,phy in just
three aud ono-half months. Clifford v.
Mauncsing last week completed his course
in exactly four months Mr. Manrcring
was able at once to fill Tho position OF u
stenograpier Of over six ycars's export
enco In The opposition. The careful and
thorough PREPARATION Of Goldey t'ommer-
cial and Shorthand College enable ,heso
young people to accomplish this The
College has started hundreds on successful
careers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
ADJUSTMENTS
: GRAND OPERA HOUSE,


YATES COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
S"Paul Jones" was the matinee selection
Of opera by the Waite Company to-day
and 1t proved SO strong q magnet as to fill
every seat In the spacious theatre. Much
wholesome amusement will be offered this
evening by the production Of the tunoful
and ever popular "Oiivett" which will be
seen in u strictly up to date manner, to-.
gether with specialties between the acts,
and concluding with the spectacular
march of the glittering Amazons. The
opera of "Oliyette" is one of the most
amusing of all comedy operas, and con.
talns probably more solid fun, occasioned
by ridiculous situations than any other
opera at present before the public.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
Was She Murdered by Flres

PittshHrg, Jan. 80. - Mrs. Michael
Ruminsky was burned to death in a
fire of mysterious origin in Allegheny
early in the morning. When discovered
the woman was locked in her room,
and later the key Of the door was found
in her husbands pocket. Ruminsky
has not been seen since the fire, and
police are looking for him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
KENNARD & co.
6 Co.
62I-623 Market street.

Commencing Monday morn.
ing at 8. 80 we inaugurate our
clearing sale for the year, as we
take stock Monday Evening,
and many lines must be closed
out before that time. This is
an annual custom and the
many bargains of previous
years will be more than dupli-
caJed on Monday.
Silks-Lot Of remnants of
Novelty Silks have been $1.00,
$3.50, So at SOC a yard; no
blacks.
Balance of remnants Black
and. Novelty Dress Goods at
half.price. Lengths for waists,
Skirts and Dresses.
Ladies and Misses Jackets
at greatly reduced prices.
Printed Cashmere for Wrap
pers, &c, from loo.
Down Quilts, $3.75 from So.
Blankets, 1896 from Sc.
Dressing Sacques. 81 from
$1.50; 75c from 81.
Wool Petticoats, $l.00 from
81. Is; 75c from ST..
Small lot of Ladies' Ribbed
Vests at l5c, from Csc.
Hamburg Edging Remnants
at half price.
Ostrich Bons many at half
price
Balance Of several we'll
known makes of Corsets at SOC
from 81.
Mems Merino and AIl-wcol
Hose.
SOC. now 25c.
Csc. now 19c.
Csc. now 1910.
Lot Haudkerchiefs,
&c. from l2Ac.
50c. from 75c.
39c. from soc.
Small lot of shams and GOV.
ers at } off:
Balance of No. 2 and 3 Gros
Grain Satin Edge Ribbons, all
,colors at lc yard. -.,,.
Every item here mentioned
offers a chance for money.sav-
ing. No goods will be offered
before $50 Monday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
PLnAsANr SURPRISE.

A very pleasant party was tondered Miss
Liszie johnson. at her home, Ill Justison
street, last evening by Miss Blanche Bur
ria, the oocasion being her sixteenth birth
day. After playing many games and par
taking OF refreshments, they departed fol-
stheir homes, Among the guests were:
Mrs. A. johnson, Mrs U. JohnsonL Mrs
~, johnson, b Burris, X. Welsh, J.
Welsh R imagery, D. Bailey, t. Campbell,
*. Hofer. N. Row, v. Gear. A. Philips, b.
Philips, L. Hanna of Newport; B. Glib
son, Of Dover; Messrs. u. johnson, 4. h.
Haner, H. Filar. j. Riley, U. Lane, Mr..
i5hepard, G. Henvis, j. Filler, J. Snyder.
7. Grantland. ]. Burris, F. Filar, r. Hud.
con, q. Hunter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
Miss Hastings ''ComIng Out.D

Harrisburg, Jan. Ex-Governor and
Mrs. Hastings introduced their daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Hastings, to society at
the executive mansion last evening
The reception was the most brilliant So
cial event Of the present administration
and was attended by 400 people promi-
nent in social. business and professional
circles Among the out of town guests
were some of the most distinguished
persons in Pennsylvania.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29
z. NJ. Wier's, Fifth and King Streets,

= Is the place. Choicest May picking and basket
fred Japan tsa. 5Vc pound. TINS Is me very
country. Ceylon India tea SOC a pound Il you
like extra strong ten, you will like this Extra
fine mixed tea, good drinker, better than you
table peaches, full can, good syrup, l0c a can;
good pie peaches, Tea can Elegant Califor.
mia prrncs, big, soft ones, 7, and Zoe q pound.
Eavenson & Sons best Oleine soap. cents.
is cheap at this price. Do you use that loose
cocoa, 20 cent poundf 1t is tirst.class goods
and costs about half what does in boxes. Early
June peas, small, sweet and tender, fine goods,
7ccnts can. Early June peas just as good as
best fresh peas; finest packed 8 ems for %
cents. Breakfast pearl hominy, 5.pound
package, new goods. IA cents at r. NJ. WIER'S,
Fifth and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-29

FyThe members of Glasgow M f. Church
wi give an entertainmenU and supper
sometime in February.
Maurice Carrot, formerly head miller
for ]. W. Dayett, has severed his conneo.
lion with Mr.. lJayetu, anu ms tukem tno
Richardson mill near Wilmington. They
opened about the first of the year, under
the name of Garrett and Nise'y.
J, wilkins Cooch John w. Dayett, r.:
s. Armstrong, William O'Rourke and
Stephen O'Rourke were appointed a com.
mission to divide the property OF the late
Patrick Sullivan Return must DO made
hy Feb I'd