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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
HeptasOphs Growing.

Last evening IN the telegraph
building. fourth floor, Third and
Market streets, Peerless Conclave
No. 10 was instituted by Grand Ar
chon, George H. Rue, with 46 char
ter members. This Conclave is
composed OF hustlers, who have i'm.
pressed themselves on the Grand
Officers as men destined to grow.
The Conclave WAS not worked up by
the Grand Officers, but the members
composing it, themselves formed
temporary organization, then asked
for charter. which was granted
by the Grand Conclave, The degree
work was performed by Delaware
Conclave Degree Staff, under the
direction oil Preston Rash, and en-
joycd by all present The floor
work was worthy OF praise. This
Conclave has some members, whose
lodge knowledge will be OF much
use to Peerless Conclave and the
inture OF this Conclave is well as
sured. These officers were install.
ed by Grand Archon Rue and his
staff.
Archon, Vim. H. Adler; Chancell-
or, Bayard Connor; Provost, J. A.
Walker; Private, Rav Davis: Re-
cording scribe, VIM. Wooters; FL
nancial scribe. o. S. Marshall;
Treasurer, o. Davis; General, l..
Warrick; Herald, Thos. Gummell;
Warden. Wm. W. Demars; Sentinel,
George d. Starr. After installation
OF officers refreshments in abund-
ance were served and short speech.
es made,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
n DOTS. ssfsn sns.

John L. Carbsrry Of CentreyIlls has
been granted reissue Of pension Of 81.
60
Frances Putnam Pogle will give re.
cliai at Friends School hall, Fourth and
West streets. next Friday evening at s
O'Clock.
Prof n. Duncan Yocum, who has been
elected city superintendent of the Chester
pubic schools. was at one time princi-
pal OF tho Smyrna public schools.
Cornelius Dugan. administrator of
James duffy, deceased, on Saturday, sold
TO Howell S. EnglaDd. attorney, two lots
on Third street near Pine, for $500.
Tho Hollands Creek Marsh Co.. have
elected Stephen Downoy and Thomas Tat.
nail managers for tho ensuing year.
William H. Hawkins declined reelection
as secretary and treasurer aud Jones
Guthrie was elected.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co, Satur.
day, purchased from tho heirs of w. p.
Wright II acres Of land at Clayton. upon
which switches for the branch railroads
will be constructed.
John L. Frck Of Newark ia q candl.
dats for the Republican nomination for
coroner OF New Castle county.
Building Inspector Cassidy has granted
to William II. Greenwult g. Son the con-
tract for remodelins tho builing at the
southwest corncr of Ninth and Madison
streets, at a cost of 1900.
Dr. e. Stanley Hall, president of Clark
University, Worcester, Mass will address
the Primary Teachers Association next
Tuesday evening.
Rev. William j. Wilkio will preach at
Calvary Episcopal Church Thursday
evening a 7SO O'Clock. This morning,
Ash wednesday, there was service az
Calvary Church at 10. 80 O'Clock.
The Wilmington City Railway Com.
pany Will soon issue Al rule presenting
smoking on tho rear OF box cars.
Ensign and Mrs. David Main, who have
been In charge Of Salvation Army work
here, will leave to day for Cumberland,
MD They will bo succeeded here by Adj
lutant and Mrs George Davis, who will
DO given a welcome mueting.
Labor organizations are pleased at tho
acti.n Of tho Board o! Public Education
III Keeping The schools closed hereafter on
Labor Day
Tho Wilmington auxiliaries nf the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society will !
hold an all.day meeting in Asbury NJ +,
Church Thursday, commencing at 10 n. III, |
At the regular meeting OF the Bsnevo-
lent III n,cr Literary Association last !
evening President G.. William Malcolm
tho chaplain, was present aud made an
.Idgesj
Tho final dividend to the creditors Of |
the Wi ming on Dental manufacturing
Company will be declared on March ).
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
DEATHS.

kEYl .Ol!-In tl.is city. on the 25th inst, Geo
NJ. hcylor, aged to years.
Sc vices will be held at the residence OF
harry seIlzer 13j south harrison street. on
"Wednesday evening AT 8 O'Clock. irtcrmcnt
at Milton, Pa, Thursday, March l, 1909.
CHAND!lEH-On February. y, at Hockc9sin,
Delaware, Kenna I'd =. non of kennard s,
and Margaret f. Chandler in HIS 9th year.
htlallves and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, II ON his parents residence with.
out inrthtr notice on friday afternoon at l
O'Clock. lnterment at Lower Brand ywine. i
QUlGLEY-ln this city, OH February a. 1890 ,
Nancy Quigiey.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invi-
ted to attend the funeral from her late
residence 6?2 Madison street, on Thursday
morning at j O'clock. High Mass at ST. Peters
tro-Cathedral Church. mteruent at Caihu.
dral cemetery. U
GlENN-At Farnhurst, Della aware on Fcbru.
AIRY *6 Martin Glenn.
hrquiem Mass NJ 81 Peters Church. New
Castle, on Thursday morning AT . u'ciocl. In
terment at st. Peter S Cemetery, New Castle
Delaware.
MORRlSON.-I this ci Y on Februry 25,
1900 Mary A Ruxburg, widow of tho
H. @ John Morrison.
Relatives and fr,ends are invited to at
tend the funeral setvicHs at the residence
of her son-in.lnw, John Ash No 5U7 n.
Franklin street, on thursday nf ernoor,
March Is, at !? o'clock. IntermenJ at
RlveFvi cr!netcry. /
MCFARLAND-In Bran1ywine Hd., on
Feb. % 1900, Jean Y. Mcfarland.
Relatives and freU d5 are invited to the
( 'ra1 on Friday mo ming March 2ul
at 10 O'Clock from the residence OF her
nephow William A. Husbands, near
II rh and, DE aware. lntsrinsnt DIT Union
Hill Come cry hcnnett, square, Pa.
GRAY On February 26 1900, Margaret
b, Gray, wife OF thomas Gray, aged 81
years.
Relatives and friends are invited to al.
tend the funeral from nor husha DIS resi-
denc, Bwndywine hundred, near Talley.
vile, Thursday afternoon. service at
Grace Church, Grareville, M 2 o'clurk In
tcrnent at Grace Cemetery, Gr.covilo
TlIARP-On February 20, 1909, Alvin
Franklin Curtis, son of Frank and
Laura e. Tharp, aged 4 years, month
SRelatives aid friends are invited to
tend tho funeral frCln his parents -L,m
No, l03 West 26,h street., on Thurs,,.,
March |, u 2Ucloca. Intermens at Lor-
hardy Ceine ery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
MI MUST REPEAT.
When Everybody in Wilmington Tell the
Same Story,

1t Is hard to say new things about
Deans Kidney Pills. They cure lame
aud aching back. the sufferer from kidney
disorders and the troubles those of whose
urinary orgaii im is wrong In Its action.
That they do this is so cosy to prove that
not vestige of doubt remains. Public
endorsement Of local citizens IL easily
proven. Read this case:
Mr.. Thomas B. Smith, No. 914 West
Fourth st. Court Crier for theiast % years
says:-"Shortly after obtained Doan's
Kidney Pills at DanfUrth's drug store, Il
was interviewed by gentleman who ask
ed for my experience with tho medicine
and for my opinion of 1t. have had no
reason to regret allowing my statem ment to
be published and no reason 10 change my
opinions regarding the article. B.fors
taking Doan's Kidney Pills was SO bad
with my back that was forced to uso a
cano when walking and had to be very
careful every movement !, made particu-
larly so when entering or getting off a
street car: II stenped carelessly or jump
cd off was always rewarded with excrn-
ciatiEg twinges across the loins followed
by dull ache for hours. A doctor who
diagnosed my case and examined the kid.
ney secr4tions told me my kidneys were
badly affected and l tried persistently by
using patent medicines OF all kinds, oloc-
trio batteries and electric belts to cure my.
self but was unsuccessful. Doan's Kid
ney Pills always gives me relief l cannot
do without them. l have usedseighteen
boxes and constantly carry them In my
vest pocket to take dose now and lhen
and find them Invaluable as ii tonic to my
kitneys."
Doan's Kidney Pulls for sale by all deal
er. Price 80 cents. Mailed on receipt
OF prize, by Foste"- Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y. Sole agents for tho U. $. Re-
member tho name, Doan's. and take no
substitute
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
NUGGETS OF NEWS,

During fire in Clarion, Pa, ex-
Judge W. W. Mari dropped dead from
excitement.
1t is reported that Abdul Hamed.
sultan of Turkey, tired of real and
fancied plots against his life, will soon
abdicate.
Bishop ]. M. Thoburn, missionary
bishop in India, is suffering from
nervous exhaustion, due to overwork.
He will be forced to take long rest.
Swedish mail steamer Rex stranded
oil Ruegen Island, Germany, and five
stewardesses were drowned in attempt
ing to leave the vessel.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
SUMMONING
THE WITNESSES.
In The Famous Eyre Case
Chief Berry in This !
City.

Chester, February 2I-Police-
man Edward Vandegri(t, one OF the
regular force, went to Paulsboro
and Bridgeport to-day and served
the subpoenas on DR.. John Laws,
Coroner Miller, James Carney and
the other witnesses in the Eyre
murder case. and they said they
would be on hand on Monday and
would be, in attendance at the
court as long as they were want
ed. Therc.is no difference of opin-
ion between District Attorney
Smith, of Delaware county, and
District Attorney Starr, of Glouces-
ter county. in the matter OF the pro-
secution The latter has advised
the officials and witnesses in New
Jersey to accept service in Penn
sylvania and to lend all the aid
that he can in the matter of the
prosecution. He will himself bring
all the evidence that 'he has in his
possession and will lay it before the
court through District Attorney
Smith.
l. llC NlICl Vi IollCC SCI NCll u SUI.
poena on Captain Oil, of the schoon-
er which was anchored in the Della
ware river on Christmas day, and
on which Jim Pierce took dinner.
He was the only reluctant witness.
He wanted to know where he was
going to get his pay for going to
court. lie finally consented to come
and accepted service.
There was too much ice in the
river for search to be made to-day
and the weather was too cold for
the men to work in the water, but
the chief expects to be on the river
as soon as it clears, and expects to
be able to locate the boat and have
it in court in time for the hearing.
The expectation is that after the
case is presented to the grand jury
it will go over and all the witnesses
will be dismissed until the second
Monday in March, when the case
will come up for trial. District At
torney Smith will be assisted in the
conduct of the case by Ex-District
Attorney William |. Schatfer, his
law partner The Commonwealth
has its side OF the case made up,
and expects to be able to present a
much stronger case than was pre-
sentcd at the hearing before Alder
men Robert Smith, when the Pierces
were held for the murder Of George
B. Eyre.
The Picrccs have fighting team
of lawyers back OF them in the per-
sons of Joseph II. lIinkson, William
B. Broomall and A. b. Geary.
The latter has been associated in
several murder cases and has got
lis man off in each case. 1t was he
Who forced a change in the method
If drawing jurors inthe county and
lad man freed who was arraign.
ID before that had been improperly
lrawn. This trio of attorneys ex-
'cct to be able to not only prevent
conviction of Il serious crime, but
hey say they will prove such
trong line of alibis that they will
lear the young men entirely.
Chief OF Police Berry was in Will
1ington yesterday and in company
With Chief Dolan visited the pawn
hops but were unable to find any
hing about Eyre's guns or jewelry.
hey were not sold or pawned ID
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
Ice Causes Trouble,

The leo in the river is causing consider
able trouble 10 the schooners. The Mary
Sanford loaded with lumber for Phlladel-
phia put into Now Ca tie for shea,hIne,
The thin ice cut hcr sidos so badly that
she will have TO go to the shipyard after
discharging hoI cargo. A threo masted
schooner is bard and fast on the bar near
Reody Island Three tugs are pulling on
her to-day in tho hope of getting her off,
She was driven OH tho bar in escapng
from ice flons
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
Mr. Oates Installed In his New Church.

Chambessburg, Feb 27-Presby terians
from all over tho Cumberland Valley
filled the historic Falling Spring Pros
by erian Church this evening to witness
the installatian of tho now pastor, Rev.
Luther a. Oates. OF Delaware City. Prior
to tho installation ceremonies the Pres
byteiy OF Carlisle held q meeting In the
church and arranged the programme.
Rov Curtis o. BossOImnn, of Harris.
burg was moderator aud presided at the
services. Rev DR.. j. Aynew Crawford,
pas tor emeritus, Of the church. preached
thn sermon. Rov. DR.. S. A Martin PEE
sidenJ OF Wilson College. delivered the
charge to the people, and Rev. W. H IIo-
gan, of Plncess Anne, Md the charge to
the now pastor,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
A Political Change.

At on election held in Lutte BIZ In
township, Pa, on Tuesday II 1t st We, l.
though thero are three DeinoCr".s 10 no
Republican in that township. there WAS
such a turn round that lho Republicans
elected the Squire, Judge and Inspector OF
elections, road supervisor and one school
director, leaving the Democrats but ons
man. o school director, out OF tho entire
number. A citizen OF tho township who
Is a regular attendant of our city MARKET
thinks the incident very funny.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
A Succ sstul Sumner.

The supper giyan by the Delaware City
improvement Company was grand sue
cess as $3.50 was cleared. Strangers who
will visit Delaware City this summer will
see marked improvement In tho coEdit.
ion Of tho stree s 1t will be considered a
misdemeanor to throw paper or rubbish
on tho streets Barrels will be placed ut
certain places so that persons who wish
to throw newspapers, wrappers or Other
Piecos OF paper away can do SO and yet
net throw them on the street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
Robbed md Beaten by FOOtpR ds,

Altoona, Pa, Feb. 2S.-Monday night
Jacob Bonner, 10 years old, was at
tackled by footpads on his way homo
and brutally beaten, besides being
robbed. He had been out collecting
money for the Emanuel church and Sc.
cured $3.50. While passing an alley
the highwaymen jumped out and beat
him insensible. He recovered and
made his way home. His jaw was
fractured and he was cut about the
boal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
A Memorial For II. II. Plant,

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 2S.-Steps will be
taken at once by several southern
states, at the suggestion of Governor
Johnston, of Alabama, looking to the
erection OF a suitable memorial to the
late II. B. Plant. With this end in
view Governor Gambler yesterday ap-
pointed Hon S. G. McLendon, OF
Thomasville, to meet with representa-
tiveS from other states.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
An Insult to Seventh Street Residents,

Property owners on Seventh street be.
tween Washington and Jefferson stree
protest against the dumping of ashes and
rubbish in front Of their doors as the
Street and sewer Department Is now
doing. Tho stencil frcn the filth ia sick
ening and Is sufficient to create diseas,.
The residents have petitioned the Street
and Sewer Department to pave the street
and they havo replied by covering tho
street bod with ashes, which action the
property holders consider an insult. That
the residents of this section Of the city
should be so treated by the department Ia
boy onl understanding.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
Farm Enr Rent

w. r. Dericklon offers for rent bis 75-
acre farm. on tho Foulk road for about
$3.50 por year. The situation Is high nd
h althy, tho buildings good, and b. land
IN fair stats Of cultivation. A good ten.
ant could make n good living there.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28


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head Of good work or driving horses.
No. /. Good driver. bay horse. Ii hands
high, Is safe FOR lady, also good saddle horse
NO :. Hal. stallion, coming years old, will
go very fast.
No. j. Bay mare, years old, by Redwood
sire OF sever al with records better than 23O
he by liambrtcnian 10 her dam by Morgan
MESSENGER the sire of Bronze !.lal1 trottinr
tElS mare is l5l4 hands high, broken single
and double, fearless Of steam, good free dli-
yer, can show minute gait No. 4. Inbred
Morgan stallion, coming years old pedigree
given day of sale. Yearling colt, by Conduc.
tor, good size. l3 head uf good dairy cows,
most of them will be fresh by day Of saIc.
stock bull coming! years old. 2ycarllnp heif-
era, boar hogs sows, with sucking pigs
large boar othc; cOmlng5 months old duciis
and turkeys, several nice COB. lrrs. Sleigh
side spar buggy, Germantown carriage, no.
top buggy, milk wagon carriage pole, set of
carriage harness, nearly new, sets of light
carriagc In ness. = sets OF dearborn harness,
2Srtso stage harness, saddles and brides
double lines horse blankets, collars, brides.
sura'nPles corn, oats aud potatoes by the
DuSh"l farm wagon ,h:y wagon good as new,
Champion mower, Dsering mower, nearly
new binder. spring tooth harrow, sully cul.
hvator, grain drili, hay ladder Osborn make
roller, corn sheller, plows, double and single
trees OK chains, wheel barrow, milk ems
butter churn butter orker and prints, hay
FORK and ropes, forks, spades hay cut tel, hoes
shoyoiI, maui and wedges, crOs,cut SAWS. pos5
spade = hog troughs, 2 iron hog truughs, dear.
Iorh good N new, and many otler articles
100 humrrOus to mention on first-class farm.
Household and kitchen furniture.
Terms-All sums Of s!Oand under cash, over
thht amount a credit Of 0 months will be
given on purchaser giving bankablC note
with al approved tnIOrscr
JOHN B. THOMPSON.
j.. &. Stidham, Auc fo6
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
YOUNG MOTHERS.

mothers because its outbreak Is so ason .lny
aud frequently fatal. Shiloh's Cough AMI Con
sumption Cures like magic In case, OF crDl1
1t has never been known to fail The worst
cases relieved immediately Prize, 2jc, 800. 81.
Sold by y. u, pantortli, Second and llarkss
streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
Superior Court

This mornings session of Superior
Court began ut II o'clock, when trial of
tho appeal case Of Frank Carpenter vs..
Clara t. Oste gren was begun. Tho actlcn
is to recover S27 alien held by Mr.. Car-
penter against the property Of Mrs. Oster-
grnn's deceased husband.
The jury gave Ostergrsn the verdict.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
PHILADELPHIA sTOcKY.
PHILADELPHIA & READING RAILWAY,
Wilmington Divislon.) }
NEW YORK STOCKS

T1METAHLiI IN EFFECT. NOVs6,))
Trains lsSve Wilmington (Frsa,n Ssrsst
btatlOn) tsr Iilslnere, Junction, loatollitn,
Minterthur, duyencoIrC. iraa0gue, Uo,iIry,
Chadd Ford Juuction, ,l'oto pson, Ws.t Unstssi
OeuiatS stations, Itliy exosJs sunday, ~ !. a5
"a. uaiy @.l5, 46Jp. IN. DunuAy. oaIy ~
q. w u. III.
For Waynesburg Junction, Elverso an1
Intermediate sv,.tlons. daily. except SlniIy y
only ~ e.V. T. IN.
lor rJoahnh alrl,uoro. Rsa iirs aul inter.
mrdiate stA5iOnA dAliy excsps ) Ia iiy ~ !. IS
t.ui., AM Laiiy @ljp. u. sundays 0niy ~
,.Jj a III.
J. A. SWEltiA I'D, Genl Snpt
EDSON ]. WEEKS, Con. Pass. Art
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
Baptist Young People.

Rrv. o. G, Buddington of this city ad-
dressed meeting of the Federation of
Young Pco ple Of the Delaware Baptist
Union in the First Baptist Chutch at
Chester last evening. A largo delegation
OF Baptist Young People from this city
attended,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28

The Alliance mestng to bs held at
.he mission bal! Scott street below Deln-
ware avenue tomorrow night will be ad
dre4 std by John Shober klmber of New
port, Rhode Island. Mr.. kimber ia a
member OF the Society of Friends. A
cordial welcome to all.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
A few Words from the Lawton Optical Co.

The success that has been attained By
the Lawton Optical Co., 10 not from adj.
vortising alone, but from satisfied nu ,to.
msrs as well, O record has bsen kept for
years Of every customer and we 1nu that
we can credit two thirds Of our work to
some one who has appreciated our work
and sent some one else Ii Is great com.
pliinont aud we appreciate 1t. You will
find II you will call on US that we have
transferred our largo store into as we'll
equipped optical parlor as there is In he
United States and the people OF Whining.
ton are showing their appreciation By
supporting an exclusive Optical firm Un-
derstand we are exclusive the eye and it's
many defects, purchase your Opera glasses
elsewhere as we do not handle tb EN-, but
II you have defective vision then come to
us and we will diagnose your case fres Ut
charge and If you need glasses they will
cost YOU no moro than you would pay
where they carry them as q side line.
Nj. q. De- Maine has charge OF tho grind.
ing department whilo DR.. Lawton. over.
sees he der from the art to the Il L
LAWrON OPTICAL co.
Grand Opera HonIs
NO. SI5 MARKET STREET
Consul aLioh uui sxanli1niihn fr'a
Dslniarvi. pnonssa ~ -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
GROCERIES,.

The price Of Coffee is steadily
advancing
Our >antora Bend Coffee at 1S:
ID, is cheap, and we be ievc the
best cheap Coffee in the city
HANSCOM'S.
Seventh and Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
Permits Granted.

Building Inspector Ca sily has granted
permits to tho following builders:
Il. Il. Philips two story brick dwellings
on tho East side of l.Gmbard street be-
tween Taylor and Eighth stree.
Grubb Il 60. additions TO the office Of
William B Clerk.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
sale of Stock

Auctoncrrs Llnk 81 SON sold 70" r. Ver-
non near Oak Hill -rhno! house on Mon.
day, hurses 500, SDS s6S cows from S2l to
si3 an avoTngp for the lot Of about $40, hei-
iers S.7 to $33: hay ZIG per ton, and other
articles a fair pr CoI. he day was cold
but the attendance WAS good and prices
satisfactory.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
Missionary .ieetiIr,

The Wilmington huxtliarics Of tho Wo
mans Foreign Missionary Society will huld
an all day hsttiEg in Asbury III h Church
Thursday, March |, commencing At 10 u.
M Mrs. Rndsjl OF Madras, India, aud
sOmO Uf our branch officers Will b. prcsoI I.
Ladies arc requested 10 f. ,u.' uuch
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
Searching Dake OF York Records,

Miss Rogers lpnmbar of the Phiia !el-
phia bar, was mt tho Court House this
morning searching tho III Duke Of York
records. Miss Rogers was assisted in her
work by number Of Wilmington law
yers. The work VIII keep her hero sever.
al unyS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
Judge spruancc Coriums Three Sales

Judge Spruanc, sa in Orphans Court
this morning aud cpniirmeI three proper
ty sales. They Were thosn OF the estates
Of Charles Il. Preston, Fodorick Droll nna
DR.. W. +, Kennedy Tho court will be in
session aEau this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
The Weather.

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy, preceded by rain or snow with q
slight change of temperature. Friday
cloaring and rather war mer.
The thermometer at W. c. Taylor'5
drug store, 3os King street, to-day regis
tered as follows:
Go'cl0ck 10o'clock loclock
25 no vS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
A Seventeen Per Cent

Investment Is what the 2 two story brick
houses Nos. Q and Irwin Court, will
pay you on the prico they can be purchn
cd at II sold within the next 10 days. In
qnrc of W. SCOTT VERNON, No. iOl West
Sevonth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
Tim l..sh IL. FIX. L

Powell has On his sails in tho Third
street MarEct, tidc lot Of fre III had, her-
ring, Goldfish, white perch, vel ow perch.
cat fish, slnrlJH hnddoUk and other valie-
ties Of the ilnuy tribe,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
A MISUNDERSTANDING.

Misunderstood Symphonic OF dosaso
Lead doctors to treat something else when
the kidneys were ouE Of order. FOlsy's
kidney Cure viii bring you health wnyu
OthGr medicine have failed All druggi3tJ,t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
MARRIAGES

kULP-CALKER-On February goth, at the
7os Snyder Avenue, Philad .lphia, Pa. by
the pnstor, Rev. J. Wesley sullivan David
kup and Fannie b. CallScr, both OF phila.
uelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-28
Sal. of Earm Stock

Mrs. A. II. Davidson of New Castle
Hundred, will sell at public sale on Thur
day, the Sth OF March, eleven horses, some
IS bead of cattle and fail line OF lmpe.
meats sufficient to work u farm Of $50
acres. f24 1T ood