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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

James Foley is visiting in phila-
dcIuhla.
Edwin picrson Is suffer ing from
an abcess,
Morris Shields visited This town
Wednesday.
E7Aliss Irene Martin is visiting her
brother Mr.. ltmmit Martin.
Wm, i. Jackson, of lIo:kessn is
Ou ljIng 4 double house,
John Gormlcv has the foundations
lai tor anew house.
Jacob Johnson has rented the
barber shop vacated BY james Fo-
ley. aud will open an oyatcr sa-
loon.
The thieves have again made
their appearance ia our ncighbor.
hood. Wednesday, evening they
entered NE parsonage Of Rev, Cant.
well and took q0untity Of goods al.
so the house of Robert Connell
where they did likewise.
It is stated that relatives OF Miss
Walker sister OF Rotcr! Walker, of
Little Baltimore" who died some
time since, will contest her will.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19
THE ALVINA
LAUNCHED.
Beau iful Pleasure Yacht
of Charles Fletcher Sue
cessful;y Launched
This Morning.

Exactly at IS o'clock this
morning the beautiful white hulled
and red bottom.d pleasure yacht,
Alyna was launche d from the ways
of the Harlan ard Hollinssworth
Company. The AiyIna was chris
tened by Miss Harriet Fletcher the
Swear old granddaughter OF Chas.
|. Fletcher the owner oil the yacht.
The Alvna is the most beautiful
yacht ever built by the local com
panv even snrpassing the famous
Niagara built by the Company for
Howard Gould OF New York. Mr..
Fletcher is a resident Of Providence
Il, l.. and is very much pleased
with the appearance OF his yacht
Those who compose | the party were
Mr. ard Mrs. Charles |. Fletcher,
Miss Harriet May Fletcher, Com-
modoye J. e. Fletcher, Il. G. Flct-
cher, MIR. and Mrs. Horace kimbal
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Leand-
er Pech. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Den
MS, MIR. ard Mrs. Harry esier,
Mrs. J. y. lfiskc and Mrs, Gavin
OF phlahclphia The following is
4 description Of the boat with its
designer.
The Yacht was bul!tlrom designs
made by \, 5, ChGeLrough and its
dlmentIons are length along rail
line (top Of walsts), Affect; length
on load water line, 10 lcct;breadth
moulded, Is lcet | / Il inches;lepth
from top OF keel TO top Of deck beams
al ccutra % feet 9 inches. The
yacht is clipper stem and square
stern with one continuous deck
house. On the forward end OF the
main deck there is a fore castle
deck, w!th crcNsgalNey, lamp room,
laundry, crews mess, 1ircmen 8
quarters. crews lavalories, and 4
steam: windlass. Abreast part Of
the deck house there is a bridge eX.
tending to the side OF the ys ss2i
Above the main house there is Il
chart house and Captains state
room. accommodations for the
cr>" and officers is toI ward on the
CABIN deck for the owner lorW ard
and aft on cabin d@cN.
In the forward end OF the house is
the dining room, followed alt by the
pantrY. oWHer's gallery, Il driving
room and closet. in the after part
OF the house ~ the library and
statcrcOns.
The vessel IS 'ora,c 100 y Lloyds
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19
Public In staIlltiOn.

A public installation OF officers was hsld
by tho officers of Branch al Laiie' Cnth.
oicBsnevo ent Association at Sacred Hall
last night.
Tho now officers are: Spiritual advisor,
the Rev. z, j. Hughes; past prtsi'ent,
Mary A. Bolcn: president, Catharins Is:
hughes first vice pre- ,ident julia kooush
secnuA vice pr sldent, Mary Mcdarvey;
recorder, Clara NJ RsynoIas;assistant r'-
curdrr, NrlIio Carney; financial secretary,
Elmirn Kparnev; treasurer, Nellie T.,
Clak. guard, Bedcla Heaiyi marshal.
Catharluo hloran trustees. Nellie Jordan
Mary k'lroy and Lydia tinan
Standing in semi.circ,e 70 nation on
stage oi the nulito 'ium, tho cillter were
inducted into office by The Past Pre 'iueht
Mary A. Bolun. Graceful palms ana inc
coIufs Of the association adorned he room
Tho exercises were opened with selert'
ions bv an orchestra. In short address
the Il V. Father Hughes congratulated
the association upon the work 1t Is doing
ami tho suirIt of federalism oXlsi'tihg
among tho members. Solos were sun.
by Miss Mary McHugh, Irwin Ru'nn anu
james Gallagher. James C"rrInsan con.
triOuteu \ recitation
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19
THE ISTHMIAN CANAL
London Spectator Says It's a
Matter of Business.
ENGLAND WILL REAP GREAT BENEFIT
Unitcd States Anxious to Build ana
should Have the Right to Police
- and Fortify-So Danger In
Case of War.

I'm LONDON, Jan. lo-lhe spectator III
an article discussing the Nicaragua canal
question, says today:
ut is matter of business aud not OF
manners. We hold that 1t Is 10 Inc IN
terest of the British empire that Tue
canal should be made, provided OF course
1t is n canal which shall be used on equal
terms by all ships. We are the greatest
maritime nation. Any and every in
crease in the waterways Of the world
must be to our profit. Whenever ana
wherever you facilitate ocean carriage
you confer benefit upon British carry
ing trade
Referring TO the Suc2 canal and its
advantages The Spectator proceeds as
follows:
when once the Nicaragua canal is
made, we, the carriers Of the world.
shall obtain IL considerable part of The
benefit. 1t seems pretty certain thht
the canal will never be made On COM
mercial basis. The cost would be too
great The failure OF the Panama ca
nal has been too patent To allow the
Nicaragua canal to be constructed by
ordinary spectators.
'"Thc United States government is pre-.
pared for political and trade reasons to
make the canal provided America Is al
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19
WILM INGT0N
HARBOR.

The following letter was received
yesterday by President William Law
ton of the Board of Trade from Con-
gressmen IToifccker;
Dear Sir: The river and harbor
bill passed the House yesterday even
ing, including the order of the survey
for the 6ulking project of the Christi
ana river. am glad to have gotten
this project through for you. Any
thing else l can do, kindly command
me. Very truly yours. 'W.O lIof-
ecker
Mr.. Lawton in the name Of the
Board Of Trade will thank Mr.. Hotf-
ecker as wcllas Senator Kenney. The
young CongleSsmen is hustling for
his district and would be heard from
often had he 4 chance to get ON the
floor.
1t is held by those interested in riv-
cr improvement that the action Of
City Council at the present time in
refusing to approve Il bill to enable
the city topay for the improvement
Of the river 0nc.tcnth Of the amount
expended each year by the govern.
mcnt is hurting the chances of the
Christianity river Improvement be.
cause the members of Congress get
the idea that Wilmington is not in
tcrcSted. Some of the members Of
Council claim that the money ought
to be expended on the river front, but
in answer to this it is held that the
Christiana river is already well lined
with large manufacturing establish
mentS and that il would be next to
impossible to move them. In addit-
ion to this nearly all Of the land along
the Christiana river had been induced
to come here by the assertion the
Christie had been improved and
that the improvements would be
maintained. Council is not opposed
to the appropriation on general rrin-
cip'e5, but only because the members
feel that the city cannot afford to ex-
pend the money at this time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19
PERSONAL;
MENTION
A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.

A birthday surprise party was given
at the home of Mrs. GoSsom, 9l0 Ian
caster Avenue, in honor of her SOIL
William GosSom, Jr. Mr.. GosSom be-
ing member of Co. A, N. G. d. and
having attended the Inauguration at
Dover, was very much surprised upon
returning home and finding the house
crowded with his many friends.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
playing games after which refresh
ments were served. The guests de-
parted at a late hour wishing him
many more happy and pleasant birth
days. Mr.. GossOm received many use
full presents.
Among those present were Misses
Lola Montgomery, Maggie Adams,
Jessie Jackson, Theresa Joyce, BERTHE
Clark, Jennie Traynor, Minnie Weiss,
Mary Weiss, May Elliot, Mrs. Moore,
Miss Moore, Mrs. Friend, Mi Friend
Mrs. Sophie butcher. Mrs. Charles
Clampit, MeSsrs. William McCalerty,
John Leslie, Charles l.utz, NJ. Smith,
Harris Jackson. Charles Clampitt, A.
Williams, James Speaklnan, Wilmer
butcher, Jack Doyle, McsSrs. Russell,
Newell, Moon, Mr. and Mrs. William
Gossom, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence and
20 members of Co. A.. National Guard
Of Delaware and many Others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

Gilbert Church. 18th and French street, Ray
G. l.. Jefferson pastor. Preaching 1913 o. m.
and d m by the Rev A Scott sun lsy schooi
L. 10 IN. Christian Endeavor p m.
Mt. Joy NJ. " Church. Townseni strsst'
South Wilmington, Rev. j :. ~. winters. pas.
tor, IIa,, Y8Ja M Preaching ~ % u III and
. M by pas,ar sunday school 23l ~ LIP
worth League vt sop m.
Plymouth A. NJ E. zion Church. Walnut
Preaching 10 80 d m by Rev. Corby: p IN by
lev a Brown and Is y IN by q An ierson'
& Il ate 3Jp IN.
st. James A U NJ p Church, 18th and Clay.
mont streets, Rev. q. ": Murray, pastor
INV, feast /! a IN Preaching at II Il m. by
rev j 4 Spry $ y mby KEY /. Nieho ana
ia M by lev y J Britti1gIam'- SUNDAY
scnOol z pm. Christian Eadeuvor m
Friends Mcesiny, Stanton, Del, Dr.
Haunah Thompson OF this city, eXpec's
10 DO present tomorrow at ii o. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19
IOliN Is. MARTIN.

hHGRIFFS SELt.-SI VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levgri Facias. 10 mo directed,
WI be eaposed to public sale. at the
Court House. on Marke, street between
IeEth ana Eleventh streets. in tho city
Of Wilmington. New Cas- 10 county and
State OF Della aware.
ON SATURDAY
me Ind DAY OF FEBRUARY, laL
., o'clo?k p, 10.
tho following described Iaal estate. W..
&ll hat certain lot or piece of land
with u two story brick dwelling thereon
orcctel situated in tue shlu city Of VIII
miGG'on bounded and described as fol-
lows TO wit:
beginning at a point on the enstcr,y
siue of Monroe street butwoUn Fifth ma
sixth Streets ut III, distances of iorty..ix
feet northcriy from tho northefly siue of
ftfth street At the centre Of the party
wall bstwern this ana the honse nd
joining Oil the south ; thence Easterly
through the con rc Of Mo said party wall
parallel TO Fifth etrnet sixty feet to the
Westerly sido OF II ten ie0t wide plley lend.
Tug from Fifth to Sixth streDts: theme,
along said side of said alley Northerley
parallel to Monroe St., four, zenith feet to
o corner thence Westerly parallel tn
fnth street and through 1.-THE centre Of
tho party wall between this hOu,o and
tho housed Joining on tho nor, b Sky feet
to the said easIerly side of MDnroe street
ana thonco thereby southerly fourteen
ieeI TO tho place Of beginning 10 the con-
tents thereof what th-y mny. With the
freq use and privetis OF said ton feet wldo
alloy in common with others entitled
there forever Subject to an equitable
share Of expenses OF keeping alley III repair
SieZou aud taken in execution az the
proppry D. $. Bradford administrator
OF Christian Sssterhenn and the said
tncs Sest, rhrnn, his wife and to be sold
by
SAnl Ell A. MCDANIEL. Sheriff,
Sh"rI. office Wilmington, Del. Jan.
10, 1917.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19
CARD BASk EFT.

Sheriff Frank Rccdy Of Kent county
visited sheriff Samuel Mcdaniel Of
this county to-day.
Miss Mary DodSon Of this city,
is spending the winter at Wcems,
Virginia. Tor her health. She reports
it being very healthy place and quito
warm.
Chancellor John II. Nicholson, OF
Dover. is in ElktUn, to-day, visiting
Mrs. ". =. Berry.
Miss Isabelle Loncy is visiting in
New York State.
Mr.. James Paris Of below Delaware
city, is visiting his cousin, James Par
is, of this city.
Senator G. y. Harrington Of Farm
ington, Del, is in town to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

A pleasant surprise was given last
evening to Mis- Ida II. Powers, OF
Ing!cs idc, MI, and Miss Marie Mack.
lin, Of this city, at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Springer, Eighth and Monroe
Streets, who is sister of Miss Pow.
ers. The evening was pcnt in vocal
and Instrumental music and dancing.
Those present were Misses Eva RuG.
ter, Carrie Robinson, Marie Edwards,
Stella Smith, Martha .Oyerdcer, Ida
Stuart, blanche. Mary and Edith Do.
Ian, Anna Springer, Lillian Frazer,
Marie MGchlin and Ida |. Powers,
McssrS. Charles Forest, Martin Cald-
well, Louis Cassidy, Arthur Nansant,
Mark Taylor. Fred Evans, Clarence
Miller. John Blair. Francis OvGrdcCr,
Wallace Moor, George Tfuitt and
Howard Hanna.
At III carly hour they departed
wishing the girls many more pleasant
surprises.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

Chester Jan. 10 A bold at'onpt was
ratin to kidnap Catharinu, the pretty iltttee
daughter Of OK Police itcer John N"iu
near her homo on Morton Avenue noar
seventh street. last evening.
MAll,, tatnnrine and her baby brother
were retuiningfrom Il nelghbors tw"mtn
made II dash for The g'rl, but she doIseu
nnd fled screaming to tho house
She ran up on the pJorch, fol owed by ono
ct 'hu mon but they wers !olei by Mrs.
Ward, who hnuId no screams. AMI -ul'
denly uDened the door.
The men fed and al effort 10 find them
proved tulilU.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

The Senate was called TO order
this morning at Hos by Senator
Alice The roll call showed Mcssrs.
Alice and Slaughter present. At
the hour Of Il O'Clock the Senate,
(Allee and Slaughter,) preceded
by Clerk Cam rromenlded to the
hall OF the llouseof Representatives
and there bcheld Representatives
Hope and Scotch holding the fort
i'll the Same manner they did in the
Senate,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19
i)G iiio

MANN.-In this city on Jan 10, 1891, Emma
Nam, in her 1ith year.
Due notice. o. luncr"! will lie s ven. +
| RCBINsOE. -Cn Jan. 70, Lei. Chrlstana A.
| Iolin.un.
R"lHtive- and fiicu Il are invited to attend
tic IN raj services at hpr llts rrsideDcu o.
Washington street, On X tsdHy II tCrDnnn,
| Jan. "a, i9Jl. Mtcrm"nt priv"."
bLiZ "A ltIr--ln this city ON ian. IL 1901. Re.
hCcca lhE2Nrd agrd g. year,.
Relatives and 'rirn Il uIs invited to attend
the tune nj arryi""- ut tho sIuenrc If her
husband. Gr". b iz6ird. No, G!5 tus S'Xth ST..
On Iues.laY ntt"rn Jbn a." o'clucH In ,eiInent
AT RiServiaw Ccmrtvly
SMITH In this city on Jan, 18th, 1907. !.urg-
m &. mItn
Er&l4vr- anl friCn7s arc invited to ottcnd
the funeral services Irpn the rt",denrr OF her
brother David Il %iH'th, 80 I'D Elng street
ON Monday aitcr- uOt nj z q, iork. lntcrnunt
AT v ilin.n ton and BruMdywlne Cemetery.
CARRIE T-Nrar Rising sun, Eel, on Jan,
Y, lJJl, Nary j., w'io o. the iato Edward
Everett Garrett.
hc'ativu+ tut friends are invited to attend
the tunrrA services from the residence OF
her brother, George A. Lyttie. near HiHing
sun, On sunday. afternoon, Jan 10Th, ut
O'clock lntrrnGnt at Mt. Salem Cemetery
SPENCER -.In this city rn,'nn. q, 1901 An.
griinc, widow Of VIM, Spencer, IN her .ist
YER.
Relatives rnl fricnl4 nra invtol to att nj
IN" funeral from inc resi- den 20 OF h - Soni y
law, }. II. Bag o+s southeast cornor Sl1lh
and Monroe streets, on h.ol.dhy aIter,'oen, at
zoe iUck. into. ment nj EtNurviuN cemetery.
+
MONTGOaiEET. --Ou Jan. Eth 1901 James
NJ tntson sry, aged o. years.
Relatives lu1 friends arciuv!tel toattcnd
tho funeral from the residence ot lis sonIn'
law, Phil ip T. Tyre. Jr., l0! scott street, on
Saturday Afternoon at O'clock. lntsrn. mi ~
Green Hi! cemetery.
TEN LE-Tn this city, on Jana rry II, 1901,
snrHh A. Temple acc lij YoirS
HcIatIv,"t md friends Arn invited TO attend
tho funeral services a the residence Of Err
Eestuu! street. en- Sunday afternoon. NJ z
O'clock. lntOrmCut VI iivsrvicw Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

Ellis Curran and Israel Durh am,
Esq, Of Iorklyr, are sick again.
Young Warren Flynn and d. ID.
Ferree OF llockessin, have the pueu-
mona.
Vim. Il. Jackson OF Hockcssin, ia
laying the foundations for a new
house.
The Diamond State Snuff Co. 8
officers will meet on next Monday,
Jan. Il, in Philadelphia. with Sl75,-
600 subscriptions and more to fol-
low.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19
Mrs. Car vs. Position,

Stansbury Murray Jr,, this morn
ing in speaking Of the death and
funeral OF Amelia Carly said: Too
much cannot be said OF her, good
woman had died, He further said
she had the honor of wearing on
the street the badge Of the society,
ego !ido indum.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. The navy
department has been informed 'hu1 tho
Iowa, jhr tag nip Of the Pacific squad
ron. has lett Acapulco ror san Diego,
Cal. The Iowa j. proceeding nmthward
10 land EcHr Admiral EnUt2, the rctir.
Ing commander Of the paoifc station.
aud tax" uboatd Rear Admiral Casey.
who ASSUMES active command Of IL" sta
ton on the 18th inst. Co.Innudpr llqr-
ny Knoy has been detached from the
fokoh0rn.D hospital and ordered to cou-
msnA ,iIc I'rucefuH.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19
Buy and Try a Box Tonight.

While you think Of it, 60 buy and
try box OF Cascarets Candy Ca
thartic, ideal laxative, tonight. You'll
never regret it. Genuine tablets
stamped c. c. G. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, 1oc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

FRANkFONI, ky, ,IuL H. Adiu-
tant G"Uuum Muroy ''Uruad to this
city Urrr r"r"ipi at . telegram FROM
ColonrI NuNm- rL9t order had been
!estorcd ct 'olh'n THE troops lett Cyr.
bin has Ilnl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19
InAI InRNEIiINIi hrAHAcHIl

Would quickly leave you, II you use
DR.. Kings New life PMS. Thousands OF
tniferrr' have proved their mate iIIc.s rsr.
1t for sick aud Nervous headaches They
make pure hloni and strong nerves aud
build up your health. Easy TO take, Try
irem. only % cents Money back If no
cured. SOD BY \. b. DaEfMtu, drag
yist
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

The Police Commission yesterday
awarded the contract for summer
uniforms for the police az follow s.:
Clothing, II. IL. Pennock 4 Co., SIS
50 per suit: helmets and caps,
Brand & Brother, - each Tor kel-
nets,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

Trm,y,ow u onisoi TO be fair and tath-
or vnrmer, Somewhat similar conditions
vii, probably pray iii On Monday.
The thermulnrtor at W. &. Taylor
drl. store 81: hln5 street to-day Ees'5-
IureI as follows
: O'clock ldocioos lo'clock
" Il 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

Mas Angelina Spencer. aged 10 years OF
Six h aud Monros -;rIcts, died yesterday.
Mrs. Rehecct Blizzard of No. B3j E,sh
Sixth street. died Thursday. Dccoased
was 50 years of age.
Mrs. l.. c. Smith, of No. lI:O King
strept died Yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

Oncof Charles lcttcr'S steam b0k-
cry. delivery wagon was upset THIS
mDrning at 7th aud Lombard streets.
lie cause Of the accident was the
breaking Of tn" axle close TO The
wheel coming oil
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

Idesire to publicly return my thanks to
Jas A. Garfield Co. No IL. Jr. o. U. A.
NJ. for their prumpt payment OF the death
claim 1850 In full Of my late husband u.
W. johnson.
MRS. GEO. W. JOHNSON
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

Deafness of - YearS' Standing. Pro-
tFao'ed Ialarrh produce, deafness in
many cases, Capt Ben. CGEnOr of Tor
onto Garnia as deaf for r. years from
tatarih, all treatments failed TO relieve.
Dr. AGnew's Catarrhal Powder gave him
relief in ono 'ny. and in very short
WaIla the deafness left him entirely. 1t
VIII do as much for you Il
sold by y. Is, Danforth 3nl and Market
siro9ts and Il, J. But. sixth and Market
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

The Washington Chemical company
responded to q still alarm Of fro this morn
Ing ut The residence OF Isaac Bard, M. y0a
West 9th street, The damage was nb.us
$50. and was eau ed by defective hue. ,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

Rev. J. r. Brown pastor of Ezion N. II.
church will preach Vt tho Sa,Ah White
HONS. 95Lh aud Market rect Sunday ASs
tsrnoOn " a80 O'clock,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

! Col. .'nhn wainwright Of Wilmrng,
has secuted pension Tor y lii III pgurv
jats ~. III Pa. Vols. resisting ~
or IN August7.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

Following tho proIrumme attending
the ln,tal.n ion delightful social t!m0
was enjoyed by Tho aye mum Der OF
guests presrn'. Refreshments were Serv-
eI and dancing was iDLu,sud in,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

II. Lacy Wilkinson and Hattie L.
COlbOurn were married at the Mt. Joy
NJ. Il. Church parS onagc On the l7ta
inst, by the pastor, Rev. las. II.
Winters,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

Magistrate pritchett had Julia
Green, colored before him On the
charge af dsordcrIy conduct. The
iiuc and costs amounted to *j.75.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

doesn't cnre YOUR ri!u,, your money Will
be returned. 1t Is the most healing med
irine. For sale by N. b. Daniorth, No.
lao Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

VTTANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH GOOD
w reference wants a position as hotel
clerk or driving: good places ready for girls
for housework; Y tood cook wants pIaoe.
app ~ At vii. Intelligence office, sV5 Shiplsy
street. III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

TrIIcf I-lu1dcand other moneys al
ANoS ssAANoways on hand to inys,.
In good first Tor tgsRos
Several amounts now waiting. All busiuess
sirictly confidential.
HAWKINS & co.
Sl3t tstf n. Market stroot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-01-19

DuBLIC SALE-HAVING SOLD MY FARM
L a, the owls Nest, adjoining Frederick
X air. farm. mile south OF Centr"vlla, De-
aware, wi sell W public ssle. on WEDNE5-
DAY, JAN. ~. 1891, at / o'clock D. m. two
head of horses COWS, good shouts. lot of
polltry, bJ bundles of corn fodder, several
tons Of hay, u lot Of straw. Z acres Of wheat
in tho ground. 4 wagons plows, harrows
cultivators, A!so new mowip. machine, har.
ness, and corn and potatoes by the bu4hel
Also household furniture and other articles.
Terms At sale, JOHN LANCE.
W. X. Klair. Manager,
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PUB LIC SALE
"hs suhscribrrabout to quit farming will
sell at public snle on tho ~niullnr farm on the
road lending from stanton t. Newark on
THURSDAY, FEB 7,h 1901,
- Al l!.yU o clock sharp.

milGh cows, aud GloS " apr.h pers 3 hUad Of
good work or driving horses, - he nj OF sheep
some with lambs. % acres Of whnat lin III"
ground, lUI bushels corn. 50 bvJhri potatoes,
sets harness, get light dOuh. e harne = buggy
harness, good farm wagons, good l.hor-p
riage COOL a. naN, busRv neary new. ]
platform scales; h. III and paa / Lerrns
binder nearly new, ! Oshurn mower nearly
new. hay ratc, ROTOR. Keystone wG"der
] y adler potato harrow, planter, gun. spray
mi digger, corn shelter, wheat fan and drill,
l2horna Fisher rlow, 2hursr crlt!vator, 7
Syrncuse p'0ws, l good lhorsa pillow, corn
marker, III foot hay led, A. pair Of chickens, il
chicken coeNs, grin1stone, forks, shoveIs and
many other articles.
Ierms-All sums OF $40 and under cash over
that amount credit Of months.
EpWARD HEISER,
II. NJ Whlten an, huc.
Ellis Hcks, Clerk jlQ-ts