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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
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OF Personal Property Sulacribrr " i'll sci
at puhhc sale IN
THURSDAY FEBRUARY =! 100
I2:3 AT l. 's'~s" M Gr :
On his premises rt SouthHood, | . mics west
81 liJekcs4ln, Del. I'll" following described
property.
Gauras., 9 colt-, head Of extra good work
AID IRVING horses colt4, Of item yeHr,
HugH, ! years old AND ! cO.niHg3 year, OLD,
Ihrot O thas" colts Hrr sired Y Ripping, hu
by Warcltft, cows hrIfer4, bulls, q head u
good dairy cows. som" Of them with calvr. by
their aldo Aud som" close spring"ra, h"Ul Of
hslf"ra. years old and unulr, Of them "a
Guernsey bulls, one lnrtHr one a Hul-tein
and the third Ouc 4 grad. lh"S" are two
years old and loss, pigs md chgt ms, 1NOat
pigs, brood Sow with pig, boar. II lot IT
White nrEoin roptt-rr aud lot Of Plymouth
Rock Eoo.terE ! !-hcrsn farm Wagon, br0Rd
tired hay wagon, Juml scar Carrings, buggy,
spindle wagon, srTms market wagon,
platform spring wagon, Germantown mnrict
dearborn, sleigh, Champion binder wood
mower, Farmer = avOiits gain ul!Il, spring
tooth harrow, twin harrow, buckeye suI>"Y
cu!tlyator, Z haYl cUltivGtor-, steel beam
syracuse plO", com shelter, horse rake, land
roller, Aepinwa!! Potato Planter, HAL ror.tu
digger, Hamilton :: row corn planter, ClO-3.cut
and other saws. 21OUblr SGT Of stage S,l Of
lead, set OF llght sIngir carriage, and . got u
double carriage hlrn"3s. Onc OF them n" y aso
q large lot OF sundry tools M 'cSiIry on every
lhi i'r iaFpi H'lNH'It emu ana
largo lot Of necessary implements for Diary,
bodspreads, t'd% and bedding porch RODGERS
4other rocking chairs, double heater. c0o,i
stove. 70 yards OF ingralu carpet. lot of side
meat. puLators 100 bu7hrl OF Carmen and 81
bush 4 of Eulsl blu h. luU bushels OF corn, Ii
tous timothY hay, lot Of cider blrrels, bar
icla OF cider vinegar.
Terms-All sum Of $50 and under cash over
that amount credit of ii months viii be given
BY the purchaser giving u bankable with an
approved cndUrser.
FEANK d. WALKER
hAnIy N. Whiteman, Auc. flD-li.7..D?7
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

Ex- Justice Of the Peace Henry +, Dur
nall of llockes5jn, died On fliiay. fro IN
cArhuuclc and blood poisoning.
S Frapk F@art OF Hocke,-n.is Conilnal
to his bed with munl!a and grip.
Columbian Temple. No. l. Ladies' Of tho
. Golden Ea-ie, will hold mn ir Il rniNS-
tninmen and Jncer!, in lluckC@s!h Hail
this eGening.
Thu growing wheat looks una, ually
well for this season OF tha year,
William .Iackon ana DR.. Bal, Of Hcc-
kessn, ara having the village side paths
and walks nicely graveled. lot O;horS in
the villages takGa hint.
Many people think the Con'rcvjilc doc
tor viii be our next Republican governor
II the warning f0c!iJnI win hDlu tLp
tongUo, and let Jh4 voters do ia" ro&t
Barnard 2lcCarn>, S., of furNlyn, Is
the happy Erlnliathrr Of brand new
granddlu ghtor Tor 1880 census cmunier-
AtOr,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

A very pretty homo wedding took place
at tbs heinz Ut the groom sis or, Mrs. s.
II. Ritter No. 3JS n. COAtro street Beth
lehem PA On Tuesday evoning at o'clock
whoD Floyd j, Arnold ant Bessie A.
Smith Of Wilmington were united In we'd
lock by tho R9y, i. b. Fry, pastor Of Gracs
Church, Bu!hlehc'l IA. ITO ceremony
took place ii the par!nr which was benu-
'iiUliy decorated win palms and potted
plants ihe decoration werc violet and
white, Thu bride was htiDrol in II hand
some white silk gown with viuot TRIM
mings and wore q CoGsago bouquet OF vie.
lets. Alter Tho &C rmoEy q wedding sup
per was partakon Of after winch tho guests
were socially cntOthined, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold arrived in Wilmington today.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator w. A.
Clark, OF Montana, who seeIns in i'm
mincnt danger OF bting unsealGu, will not
permit his case tIa vote If hO secs he " II
BIO defeated. He will resign, it is aid
and thus save himself the humiliation uf
defent.
This statement was made by a man who
knows tic Senate: intimately.
The opinion prevails IN Wa shlIgton
That the Clark case will como into the
Senate with u UNANIMOUS rep rS from the
committee in favor rl unsuU, ing him. it
VIII be easy IT, count noses after the cor =
NIT es :cEora is made up, and II Mr..
Clark Sc that he has not enough vcLrs to
uN,l him through he vii almost certainly
tllQ.r hts to < laliUn. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

TNn viii oF hNtrn3 corpus bronght by
Mrs. kathar!ne II. Hart against her hUs-
baud capt. j. u. Hart u compel him t.
allow hor to SEQ her daugDtGr Grace aged
nno who is in custody Of the father under
nn order Of court at a.ch intervals was
sotilri by the husband agreeing TO the
Wife, demand, The lawyers got together
and with tie assistance OF Judge Penny
packer .! Philadelphia thnv fixed the mat
Ter up without nrccsTitatiug II hearing.
Mrs. Hurt viii SEQ her daughter once Il
week on Saturday afternoons for spccl-
~ hmm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

Two new engines Of the 1900 Sc
ries for The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad have been placed in SER
vice. No. 1000 left Camden station
Baltimore. last Thursday, and No.
1901 left Yesterday. These engines
are massive structures. and are
the largest freight engines hullt.
They will he used for freight traffic.
The engine were built at The Bald
win Locomotive Works, philadcl-
phiA.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
This Couple E;Oped.

Reading. Feb. An clipping cou-
pie were arrested here to-day. They
are Mrs. May V. Butler, Of South
Wilmington, Del, and John Weiss,
single, OF Pottstown Landing,
Chester county. With Mrs. Butler
was her 3-year-old son.
The warrant was issued at ?
o'clock this morning by Alderman
Van Rec d The prosecutor is
Theodore p. Butler, husband ofthe
woman. Butlar tracked them to
Pottstown. From there they left
for Reading. The police located
them at a boarding house here.
The husband was telegraphed for
and arrived here at midnight. The
couple, with the child, were found
together. They were placed under
arrest and taken to the station
house. Alderman Van Reed gave
hearing in the case later in the
day.
Mrs. Butler was dressed in a
stylish tailor-made gray suit, and
wore a neat hat. She is an attrac-
tive blonde, about u years old. The
wife took the stand and made full
confession. She said that by ap-
pointmcnt she met Weiss in Chester
a week ago; that from there they
went to Philadelphia, where he
drew his pay from the Baldwin
Company. and that they then went
to Pottstown, where they stopped
at the house OF a relative, to whom
Weiss introduced lrer as his wife.
The testimony of the husband of
hcw he traced them to Reading
was given. The Magistrate said
if Mrs. Butler would consent to APP
pear against Weiss at court he
would release her on ncr own recog-
nizancc. She replied that she
would.
"Will YOU appear against me!'
asked Weiss Of Mrs. Butler. She
replied "Ics." Alderman Van
Reed then decided to hold Weiss
for court. Being unable to furnish
bail be was taken to jail. Weiss is
IS years old. Mr.. and Mrs. Butler
were married four wears ago in New
Castle. when Mrs. Butler, who was
then Miss MAY lllndman, was only
H. Mir. Batter was away from
home considerably, and during one
OF these periods his vile learned to
know Weiss at the home of a friend
in Chester. Butler, with his wife,
left for Wilmington. She did not
seem very anxious to accompany
him.
a dispatch from Chester says:
Theodore p. Butler, of Whining
ton, Del, WAS in this city scckil g
Tor some trace OF his errlng wife,
May, and thrcc-ycar-old son. He
claimed that John Weiss. a young
man who formerly resided here.
met Mrs. Butler while she was on
Il visit here some time ago, and that
the two altcrWard correSpondcd
with each other. This led to the
wife leaving her husband and TAX
ing with her the young son.
Mrs. Butler lett her home in Will
min%ion last Friday and came 10
this city where she met Weiss. The
two then took a tram for Phila-
dclphla, accompanied by the child
Since which time nothing has been
seeno( them. They were traced to
Reading, thence 10 Pottstown, and
at last accounts they were not
found.
Mr.. Butler is heart broken over
the affair and says all he is par
ticularly anxious about is the re-
co'ery Of his child.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
DOT.

q ,or.9 Macon who Il employed nc ".
Jon Is " Cnnpany's i.ospoto iactary had
HE head cut ia several nlacsi and also his
wrist badly hurt yestGriny afternoon by
getting caught III one Of the machines,
/ Mrs. Harriet Caspar.on, wife of George
CaspeYson, OF No. io7 West Seventh street.
while an q visit 10 tho hrIno of her son,
Harry A. Caporspn, No 10 West
, Eighteenth street OIL W eihe day, was
seizad with paralysis.
. Du Pont Post. q A. r. will on next
=, Thurslly evening celebrate Its nine
! teenth anniversary, Adlrc sses Will be
made BY Rev John ; mare ami others
Evangelist William Francis ireland,
converted actor OF Nav N0fk ciiy. Viii
make an address on "the Unpardo nable
S:n,' az the Young Mems Chris ian Assoc
ella. ion Feb. uary Is.
Minuua Tribe, o. K. NJ, has accepted
an iuvii alton to- attend EpWurth NJ. h.
Church on Sunday morning. An appru-
plate ocmon wilt BE- preached by k9v. h.
u. Short
I Effis Buck AMI Lulu Newman, Two in
COZ ri sib!e colorei girls, were yes orday
! 80 MT o the new Coiorei House Of The Good
7 Sh epherd at Germantown.
i The Rev, II. G. Dinwldlie of Washing
y tol d, T., will preach twice in Whining
occupy the pulpit Of the Unltod Presby-
te.lau Church, and in The cvcihng he viii
pre- lch in the First Pres byt1rlan ChurCh.
> The Retail Groc3rs Exchange will give
social and musical euto tH!nlnrnt n tie
New-Ccn!ury Club On Monnny evening,
when au enjoyable programme will be
given.
Walter y. Long went 10 Baitim Jre TO
inquire into the estate u his unCl1, Charles
Long, W no was worth about s5i,uOl
The third annual bali of the Leather
Workers Union Wa held in Turn hall
night, anu was we'll attended.
Gecrg, w. Coyle Of No. f03 West Second
street Tered for rem II blacksmith shop
ut MtC.ellandsvlle. Delaware
The Tenth Anniversary of Hllcs w. C.
i. u. will BIO held in AIT. Salem NJ. II,
Chu CHI on sunday evening Feb. lllh.
Exercises begin at 80 O'clock. hev. j.
W. Farley will deliver an address, sin ging
by Tho Loyal Temperance Legion MrM htrs
OF Wilmington ". Z. 4 U. and lg!onds
are cordially invi ed To be present.
S. A IIogonan cautions tho public not
to Trust his son On hi, nccOult as ho W IL
not pay any bills contracted by hi;n
George w. Bush offers for sale u unm-
Der of small hou.eS Vi her gu la ~ t,'rt
side, on each OF wI!cn oniy 500 TO 80
cash Is required,
Auctioneer Siiihnm said 70 JOSH
OsIins, Near Newport, yes. erdas, Horses
$40 To $50 Cows $50 TO sil. Cl.iCEens
ST. pair, turkeys $50 each, gee esl.6D.
The farming implements sold ut lalt
prices The Attendance was very fa! and
bidding very lively. -
0De!cgafes to Abe regular Republican
State Conyen ion will lie eltct,u at ward
meetings on February Il tustgad OF AZ Hul!-
ing places.
Councilman Obarly AMI Fisher have
teea added to this committee on new city
cha ter of City Council. 1t uUw consists
Of five members.
SpeedBrs and Slubb.r tenders can find
employment at tho Triton Gotten Mt!ly.
by applying at Now Castle, Delaware
EArchitect B;inckIo has cEarcl plans
for house for charles NJ. Smith. to he
erected on Franklin = rect near Glpln
avenue, to cost about -. 02l.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

Ann Collins. "Aunty" rs she was fam!l.
larry known by ovo!y one at konL 81 t
Sou IRE, was huried at LongwOou ycstcr-
day, This aged cO!Drol woman was IL
slave In this State and went to tho neigu-
bornOud about $50 Her age is vlriUus.y
estimated, nut she was certainty % years
and probably older. She had been a real
dent Of kpnao;t borough for many yrars
ANA huriOd five or six children, QUE sen,
Joseph, NEE Ing his daath several years
ago b. falling under rniiroad train.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

Hugh G, duffy aicl ut his hoin' No 324
Eghtn Avenue this morning If clucpr
tru!n which hu hld sutf.rct IL long time.
MT Duffy wa 80 years ol age lie was a
member Of the Dtluwar, Fra Company.
\ wife and family oi grown children su .
vIve him. Mr., Dutfys funeral will take
place On Tuesday mo.uiag High luass
will hu SAID AZ It. Haus church at q
O'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

The BRUSH steamship LYcil emo enter
Cd port ihi, morning TO !ut,i with oil.
The Bllttsh ste ,lnship Lunrn cieHret
for HUI, England with caiso Ut rciiuel
petroleum..
Ine BriIish steamship Orilamnn ais,
cleared. Hex destination is Bl1zt, FrauO-
with u cargo Of crude nutrllrUni.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
BRAVE MEN FALL

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as we'll Us women and all. fool
the results in loss OF appetite. rolsons in
the blood backachc nervousness, head.
ache and tired, listless, rundown feeling.
Listen to j. w. Gardner, Idaviiie, Ind
He says: Electric Bitters are Just III
thing for u man when no Is all run down,
and don't care whether he lives or dies. IL
did more to give me now strength and
good appetite than anything scouid
take. ! can now cat anything and have
u now lease on life" Only 90 cents, at M
b. Danforth's Drug Store. Every bottle
u,ru taeu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

Secretary Wigglosworth OF tho Bard OF
Health reports that there were 90 deuth'$
IA births, and 10 marriages reported NJ the
office during the past week. For tbs corr
responding week OF last year tnoro Wera
70 deaths, 10 births, and 10 marriage A
number Of deaths rocurdd I'd this wook were
those Of people in other citins.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

a rasOline stove at the residence Of Mrs.
i. ilanar, M. Di1 Delaware Avenue rx-
plodal tins morning and loss OF - c0vrl :
Oh by insurance was cn'uIloi. ms W&st.
inEtou Chemical Engine responded to Il
SIN alarm but die. not 20 iutI service rs d
colored boy extinguishsl tho blues.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
- To Entertain Reading Fireman

The Washington Steam Fire Company
vi entertain the Washington Hook mud
La idcr Company OF Reading on May IL.
The local hremen are making elaborate
pre- variations for the entertainments OF
thar Reading friends,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

will hands your properly SO that all
ths rent will not go for repairs. Having
had fifteen years in this real esta'e bust
ness | would solicit a share of your bust.
ness. w ScUtt Vernon, No. l0l West
Seventh street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

This was "oT day for tho Levy Court.
They will sit again Oh Tu,s.#y and after
't-ansnctlng Tho regular business VIII re-
u,lD thJ auditing OF tho books Of tho
assessors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

The el ven per ON, who hnvI been ut
the pest house at farnIur2t were tisCht"g
cu to-day. l he hul'u WAS IN migHtnl yrS-
,u"ttny. There are Ohty tvo case, vi sinai!
pUX ii Wilmington 1t p"n ,ent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

| Letters testamentary on the property Of
Prosper Chaxslle were this morning
granted to Julian Chaxele and Alfred ID.
Le Carpenter Letters of administration
on this estate oiCharles Talley were grant.
ed to PenroSe H Tallcy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

"hid Parker Of DInver is matched
81 fight IUck bniv, If Wilmington. be-
fore tnr Z dorado AthIetIc \ ,yalatiOn on
February 81 Day arrived a. DUnVer last
nigh, au.l will train for TWO weeks
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

tprfFt2 o.

> Michael Mealey Of No $50 West Second
street fell In tit this morning at I bird
and Jackson street. lie was carried to
the residence Of Mr.. Cotton, No. 1902 West
Third street whore lie was attended by
DR.. John G. Fahey
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

Regular Republican,, Union Republic
cans, Democrats, Single laxors and all
others az co that tho Ludwig Piano Is ono
Of the finest made. Storo jl5 Shplcy
s.rJet, fg-2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

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Mystery story lust commencing. $500. co
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Send references and lOc for samples,
blanks. etc. Adde'S, The Western World
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

One 81 tho biggest revivals of roll eion in
prog esslye In our city is being held at thc
First NJ. i. Church, seventh and Walnut
streets. Nearly 100 conversions are report
ell up to dale. Services continue with RGv.
Mr. and Mrs Fryer assisting the pastor.
James WILSON hG, Charal Of the singing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
DOES THIS STRIKE YOU

huIdv c"rplcErOpi, NauSertln2 brrtta
come from chronic .AnTtlp1rt5a. harris Clover
Root Ten i, an absolute care anI ul5 Drtu ,yli
torhfty yoa,5 ia an aD 'JlIte suAr@Atns. prlj3
Sbc aud 800,
Eor S,ia " " &. pinr1rth Second uaQ Ml,
ktI SLlt.La,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
LEN--In his city. On February 0, Mich AL

DAlLEi-En Mis- city, Oh F,brrarya Mich al
nnIhy.
Relatives an friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral, from the 70, lirnrr Of hiI dnugh.
Ter, Mrs, Mars lines, 9!j kjrEw, o sheet, On
Tuesday morning, heb 'uary u, alta o'ciork.
High ma at $, lIary'. Il. G Church In
tcrmcnt ~ new Cathedral cemetery. i
ROBINSON the 9th inst. Mary Emma,
daughter Of 'ico +. kobin8on, aged 81 years
Rulativrs and friends OF The famll '
are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from the residence Of her father l4G West
T"n'h street, on Monday afternoon, ut :
o'clock. lntfrm"nt at livrrV!cw cemetery.
pUFFY-on ,cbr lary 10, Hugh c. Duffy ,ngcd
Relatives and friends and tnn members Of
the Delaware ire Company, are respectfully
invited attend TIA" funeral. from his Intc
7, 3dtn"o, 3A Eighth Avenun, on Tue ,dty
morning At j O'Clock. Macs at 1t. puui's Il. G.
Church. mtcrmchL al New Cathedral Gene
terry.
D"ENALh--ht Heck SSH, Del. on February
glh, ii,ury II tup'taIi ngr,l T. years
Relatives AM fri! niraud tlc mcMb r O
Armstrong l..s.s", 80 IS. AZ 4. NJ, iI,m =
shlE LJt5r "p =, t. o, q. +. and HnCkr-su
Ca-,l 80 Is, (. q. i, are inyit4d 10 atteni
the funeral on iUa,tly morning. Leave the
hoa.e a II o'r. nl rtrvicrs III !.bennHor NJ.
e. Church IN" IA at IN adjoining cemetery.
STNATS-Tn TIL city on Feb Sth lGoJ, sam
url j Stats II. his j!HI year.
Relatives trends and mollbers Of Delaware
IodG', No. ., A. O 4. W, Crusaders Castle,
No, b. Knights Of Golden IN gle and curlDycS
of tn" Augustine Paper Mills are invited to
attend III" funeral services IN Monday sftnr.
nCol. frhtuary Eth, at ms tat" o,itiennc. Nu
1913 Delaware Avenue, Mt : o'clUch. inter.
mont NJ hiv"rvirw Cemetery.
MIIh.Et'-At Newport Del. on February S :,
JoS"l h Miller. aged 81 years and months.
l"Ia'!v,'S ANA friends If the family are invi-
ted to attend the funeral on Sunday after
noon. services AT his late residence New
port, Del at 2 "'cIor's. Intrrnent at st
James cemetery, Newport, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
GROCERIES.

Green Acre, delicious, tender
sliced beef &c !b,put up in Il ID.
and L. h. boxes.
HANsCOM'2.
Sey, Il and Na.lsat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10
ON EVERY BOTTLE

or Slli,oh'sCollumpilouC this gu,rantls
"All we ask OF you TO ula two third Jof tls
contt nts ofthi bottle faithfully, then II yui
can say you arc not brnritci return tn, b,5.
lie to your DrusslsL und Ii, may rufunl ta3
ii!cc PAID. Price a1c 90 ant ii.
For sale by \, d. Dlalorth, Scc)l AL Mar
kCl slruutG
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

Tomorrow promises to DO fair and
rather colder. Somewhat similar con
ditlons will probably prevail on Monday
The Thermometer at W. G. Taylor's
drug store, 800 King street. to-day regis
tered as follows:
7o'ciock 10 O'Clock / O'Clock
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

Tho condition OF George W. Roberts, ed.
itor Of the sun, is improved to-day. Mr..
Roberts is under the caro- Of Drs Kittin.
ger and Howell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

". l.. Nancy, pnHUtah, Ky, writes II
hal suvoro ca.o OF sidney disease and
t.,r Of the be7t physicians in southern
Kentucky treated M without su"cn.s.
was induced 70 try Foley Kidney Cure
The first G0ttls gave inmciatc roIirf aud
thra5 bottles cured mo permanently. /
gladly Recommend this wynle fai reme-
dr.. All druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

VNIDOWEn. MIDDLE. AGED WOULD
W marry woman who would appreciate
kindness: has nice home good businas4
and worth $40, 600. Address Mr. Wood, box
ZIG Engewood, Station, Chicago, III.
It's
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

n AND WORks OFF THE CDID
La yativo Bromo-Quu,ne ta'Io.a cure n
cold in one day. No Cuye. NJ Pay.
4r.u. njc
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

nOSER GIFFi ;-,r iiorkrS4in On F,'bru
arg ), by to ,.'v ,oin D. Blake, NJ althcw
Rp1er aud Mary f.. 'IIiliu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

James Hammond was Fined Is
and costs in the city court this
morning for being drunk.
John Schwartz and James p.
Hickey were fined 81 and costs each
for drunkenness.
Theodore lurln was charged
with disorIcrlv conduct lie was
charged with creating nuisance
around home. Officer Domuhoc tc -
titled that Carljn was not drunk.
lie was sent over for 80 DAYS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

Alexander Guthrie OF Ho ckessin was in
town to-day.
Thomas liooten who:has been Ill about
six weeks is recovering.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

Full Til, is The Fun Dress
season and we are dc
Drass ing a trade in making
Full Dress Suits
60. notwithstanding the
SHi'o greatadvance inpr ces
OF both Cloths and
Trimmings, we had secured
our seasons supply, at cd
pricesandhavc madIno clan yc.
Suits to order, our lowest S23.
Dress Worstcd5 or BroalcIoth,
good Italian cloth liiinas with
good tailoring and careful fit
ting. Same suit with silk IN
ms for $50. Higher grades,
at $50, s55, 50 and upto cur
Finest, st 500. Full Dress
Suits, ready-made, Goats and
Vests Of Black Broaicloth,
SIS, SIS and $50. Docs'%in
Trousers, at $ and s.. Suits
OF Dress Worstcd, a: $40, S25
and $50. TuXrdocs, at $40,
sIc and SIS. Ncstto match
with the SO and Slo kind, at
s. and 50, Full Dress Shirts,
Collars, Cuffs, Studs ard Cuff
Buttons Full Dress Shoes
in Patent Leather, Lace and
Button, at $3.50, ST., S. and
S..
Closed evenings 70 except
Saturday.
JAS. 7. MJLLIl & SONS,
Clothing, Sixth and
Hats, Market
Shoes. Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

Ny ANThD ~GIRl4S AT THE GEORGE
w Hosiery Company. Steady work and
good wage. thirteenth ard LON bard streets
flO.4tl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-10

EOUND-A WHITE AND YELLOW
collie dog came to tho farm OF A. j.
Foster at Greenvillc. Delaware owner can
havo same by proving property and pay.
ing charges. "