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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
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Chester. Feb. 1.-THE body oil
the victim OF an atroeious murder
was discovered on West Third
street late yesterday afternoon BY
children on their way home from
school, and early this morning, was
still unidentified. The corpse was
shockingly mutilated. The mui.
derer will probably never be dis.
covered. although the means he
used are known.
1t was shortly after 4 o'clock
when three small children stumbled
over the unknown, lying in the gut.
ter near Third aud Kerlin streets.
One leg was completely severed
a deep cash extended the
length OF one side and it was evil
dent that nearly all the bones in the
body were broken, After noticing
that the corpse had brown eyes.
short brown hair and white and
regular teeth, the children hurried
10 notify policemen.
AT first the Officer did not believe
murder had been committed aud
walked slowly toward the spot and
found the orpse 10 be dog. which
was supposed to have beenrun over
by a trolley car.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
Lincoln's Birthday Celebration

Tho anniversary of tho birth OF Abra-
ham Lincoln was appropriately celebrate
ut +. lends school this morning by the pl.
pis OF the Grammar High school depart
mrnts
The exercises consisted Of an outline
of"Linco'n's Boyhoud DAYS by Elizabeth
Crumbuuvh, short description OF bis
manhood by Herbert That cher; briei
sketch Of his dit rant important nd lrosses
Ivy Edna Lecarlenlier. and description
"i us denth bv Howard Carpenter. I'D
mund Robinson then delivered the Cat.
ty,hurg Addrc s..
thoughts about Lincoln wero then
gwen by the following mamborS of the G
class: - George l,ecnrpentiOr A. Robinson.
u. Smith. W. Ewes II Nichols, q Worlin
X. Dauby and & Fox, This exercise was
followed by a poem on lh= death Of lin
coin. hy donald Lane. I he eSerci,es were
very interesting and well carried out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
PERSONAL
MENTION
SURPRISE PARTY.


A surprise party was given to Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Robinson by two
Of their lady friends, at their home,
No. 223 West Seventh street last
evening, it being the tenth anniver-
sary Of their marriage.
1t was Il delightful surprise to both.
A cab was dispatched to Epworth
Church after MIR. Robinson who was
taking a part IN the concert ut that
church. The party met at the home
of Mrs. De Hegh's, King Street above
Eighth. The evening was spent In
an enjoyable manner, vocal and instru-
mental music being INDUCED in. Az
ter all had thoroughly enjoyed them
selves refreshments were served IN
abundance. They received many very
handsome presents.
Among those present were: Fred
Mammce and wife, Mrs. DR.. Morgan,
AL. BucEer and wife, VIM. Evans and
wife, Il. S. Flory and wife, Eugene
Start and wife. Yves Osborne and
vile, W. H. Robinson, ST., and wife,
Horace GroIf and wife, Chas. Banks
and wife, Chas. Fell and daughter,
W. w. Bice and wife, VIM. Foss and
Miss Agnes Voss, Warner Smith and
wife, VIM. Mousley and wife, VIM.
Rossiter and wife. G. f. Vernon and
wife, Harry Boone and wife, Mrs. j.
c. Liddell, Mr.. Harry Blythe, War
ner Reed and wife, j. X. Handy and
wife. Harry Belts and wife, George
deHegh and wife. Harry Lowe and
and wife, Mss Mabel Fee, Samuel
Darlington and wife, Clifford Nc Gail
and wife, VIM. Starr and wife, Frank
Jeii'eriS and wife. Mr.. George McCaul-
ley and Miss Marie Ragey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

At the meeting Of the Street and
Sewer Directors this morning,
Street Commissioner Pierson was
instructed TO notify the People S
Railway Co. that all of its obstruc.
tons on the streets must be moved
and open ends ct track excavations
must be filed IN, or the work will
be done by the Department and
charged to the Company.
The street supervisors are to note
all lev pavements and the matter of
remedying the trouble is to be TAX
en- up by the Board of Health in
the spring.
A request was made that arc
lights be placed at Thirteenth and
Fourteenth and Dupont streets and
also on Pennsylvania avenue west
of Union street, but no action was
taken.
A sewer was ordered laidon Pop
lar street between Ninth and Tenth
when the weather will permit.
Jacob Knopf was permitted to
build an oven under the pavement
in front OF his bakery at No. ll2
King street.
PERMISSION was given the Will
mington City Electric Co., to place
new pole on Eleventh street be-
tween Monroe aud Adams. remove
one from the 5. E. to the N. f. COR
ner OF Second and King streets and
change the position of one on King
above Second.
liant g. Brady were granted a
plumbers license.
George Elliot conferred with the
directors relative to the laying out
of roads in the Elliott tract north
! west of the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
Grand Lodge A, O. U, w.

SmyrnP, DOL. Feb 12 In addition ia
the officers, com tteeihen and other mem
bers u the Grand Lodge of Delaware, An.
cicnt Order Of United Wo, kmeii. which
Will meet in annual session. IN smyrna,
arn tho following representatives:
Lodge No. l. Joseph X. Adam, NJ. 4.
Danaenbura, A. b. Jones. Jacob l'utz, J.
g. nuletr. j. ID. Thompson, 7. NJ. Cook,
william .. Field. N. L. Henderson,. j. +.
McM,nns. Charles Whann. Charles NJ.
Banks, DIR. James II. Morgan, John NJ.
Uiner, Lss 10 V. Chris.y, No2-,1ames Il ..
Saville. John II. Realty, Or. S'H. JONAS.
George L. Fergus N, Gus. H Groves, George
Il. >,ewart W. II, Morris, John A. Porter,
ID Rufus Hall, No 0, John 5. Wise; No /
r. b. Chilias; Mob, X. ii. Hanna; No. q
o. NJ. Matthew's; NJ. z. Dir. J. N. Johns I;
No 8, George NJ. CrOssmore; No 8. John
S. Colin, Wesley Webb No, IL. Fred
". Reiss. Charles lleinel No II, John
II. Whann No. Il. William s. Nelson !;
M 80 William +. Hoiingsworth No.
IA, W. G. q. Knowles No. Is. John W..
Sheldrakd No. IL. Wm. 5. Coipitts No.
II, {. B. Iiau,er No. Is. George ". Hat
field No. 10. John S. Lynch ; No 20.
John w. Carlow. Jr. No q, b. Il. John
son No. %. Charles &. Dempsey No. 20
Or. W. +. Haey No n, W. !" sullivan;
No. 81. Samuel II. lIndgson; No. %, Chai.
:. HAITI Id No 81. Frank u Isckey :;
Nn.2S, Hom"r c. simmons; No. 20, How
ard Corey No. b, William II. Stephens:
No. 81, Howard q. Ely. The session prom.
isps tO be an int. eaiug ono.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
p,....a. mi, items.

The snow Of last week has had
a good effect on late wheat and the
farmers ;n this vicinity are expect
ing a large crop the coming season.
May their hopes be realized.
q. W. Eastburn Of this place has
been confined to the house. About
three weeks ago Mr.. Z. cut his foot
very badly. but, thanks to physi-
clan Of this place. he is now able
TO be around on crutches. 1t is to
be hoped b. will soon be out again.
Last Friday being the 30th birth
day Of Mr.. Howard Maharty, about
50 of his friends gathered to cele-
brate the event. Mr.. Maharty was
certainly we'll entertained. At the
usual hour the table was spread.
which fairly groaned beneath the
abundance of good things thereon.
After the meal was over, the floor
was cleared and some fine fancy
dances INDUCED IN; among others
the cake walk. in which Delaware
Morgan won first prize. Later on
Ice cream ana CAKE was SSTNeu,
then some choice music, also some
fine recitat,ons, after which the
party dispersed, wishing Mr.. Ma
harty and wife many more happy
returns.
There isgoIng to be considerable
moving in the community. VIM.
Higgins our genial miller, is going
to occupy the Tweed property on
Little Elk. George Bane will take
his place at the old stand known
as McDaniel's Mill. and as his wife
is a great belle, there Will. doubt.
less, be lots OF parties IN the near
future.
Henry Jacobs has been i'll for
few days. but is able to be around
again.
Jessie Hanna of this place spent
Sunday with friends near Strickers-
vile.
Harry Buckingham, has a fine,
little baby girl Both mother and
child are doing we'll.
#. II. B.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
reacher Killed,

n Winsted, Conn, FEB. ~. -Miss
Il Nvinifred Cook. aged q, teacher
\ In the W. l.. Gilbert Home for Chill
ldren, was shot and instantly killed
led 10 the home today by her
sutton. John L. Hayes, formerly
< lieutenant Of Company l, Fourth
Regiment, Connecticut National
Guard.
u Lieutenant Hayes afterwards
turned his revolver upon himself.
"A inhicting three bullet wounds in his
\ forehead. His condition is serious
n but there is chance of his recov.
cry. Jealousy is said 10 have been
h the cause Tor the act.
N Miss Cook and Lieutenant Hayes
"A were formerly engaged to be mar
ried, but the engagement was
broken off by the young woman
n some time ago. Since then, how
q ever, it is said that Hayes has per-
sisted in his attentions.
This morning the two we're stand
ing on Williams avenue. when
h carpenter, Samuel Parsons, who
twas driving past in a sleigh. WAS
hailed by the Young woman who
cried, "Take me w to thu house,
Will you? want TO get away from
this fellow"
= When she stepped into the sleigh
HAYES followed and Gated himself
Y beside her. She told Mr.. Parsons
la Hayes had pistol. hut the
Carpenter paid little attention TO
that or to conversation which he
saws, passed between the man and
W mar. Arriving at the home, Miss
e OK jumped out ont, sobblng, an d
ran into the building, followed by
Hayes.
j They passed along 4 corridor and
into a sewing room, where Miss
Eunice Hyde was seated. Miss
Hyde says HAYES had hold Of Miss
Cooks golf cape, and as he turned
jhalf around he placed revolver to
liner temple and fired. Miss Cook
Hell, dying instantly. Miss Hyde
ran from the room, calling ior help,
and during her absence Hayes
shot himself three times in the head.
Y When Frank Case, who had re.
sponded IL the alarm. entered the
lroom he found Hayes knecling by
the side oil the dead woman, with
blood streaming from his wounds.
+ "This was according to an agree
ment we made when we were en-
gagged" said HAYES, as he saw
Case. He was afterwards removed
to hospital.
Lieutenant HAYES has been en-
.plorcd by the William f. Gilbert
Clock Company. He is . years
old
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
0uy Dies from His Injuries.

Edward Guy, colored, of New Cas-.
tic, who was severity scalded at the
Diamond State Steel Company S works
by the bursting of a steam pipe, died
at II O'Clock this morning from his
injuries.
The injured men are as follows
Jacob Richardson, colorcd. Of Tat
nall street between Eighth and
Ninth Charles Nit, white, 1874
Jackson street and John E. Lynch,
white, Of Fifth below Walnut
Richardson and Lynch were serious
ly burned but are expected to recover.
Nit escaped with but a few slight
bruins and only remained at the Hos
ptal Il short time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
{, j, R|[.EY

February is usually dull
month with US. On the first
day we dec ded to IN Ike it a
busy one and we are glad to
say we have succeeded. We
are dividing our profit with
you; selling goods lower than
ever. Bargains every day, cut
prices every day to make bust
ness.
Is yards good heavy soft
finished muslin for Sl.OO.
ShortIlengths CT printed cash
meros at I cents Il yard,
Batiste, seersuckers 0 celts
worth III cents.
Beautiful designs in printed
lawns at 5 cents a yard.
l24 cent India linen at Zoe.
Is cent India linen at l2!c.
25 cent India linen at 19c.
Remnants Of table linen
specia! prices.
Mems 50 cent underwear
for 35 cents.
G'nshams 5 cents a yard.
Gilt belts IS and 80 cents.
s cent safety pins 4 cents Il
dozen.
Grand display Of our new
wash goods.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
LONG TERN.
Levy Court.

III the Levy Court this morning
the revision of the assessors books
was continued.
The Grand Jury's report was pre-
sented, read and filed.
J. Frank Ball, secretary of New
Castle county workhouSe committee,
sent a communication to court, in
which he gave the court an idea of
the cost of maintaining prisoners in
the workhouSe. The trustees eSti-
the cast at 40 cents day. They cal
culate on having two hundred pris-
oner for the first six months. The
report was recorded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
Sudden Death.

Catharine A. vito of James Grant who
keeps u store ut the corner Of Second and
NunloJ st cots. di d voy sud ieniy last
evening from heart failure or some kind
rcd complaint, aged about fifty years. Sho
was rs well Is usual and was engaged in
entertaining some friends when the death
messenger put m ond to her life. Her sud
den Iccease was u severe shock toher fBm-
ilv and friends. She caves a husband four
children 10 mourn her dea h. hoy have
thu sympathy of their many friends in this
Sad and unexi ccted affection.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
Work on the Cut Oil

Yesterday morning al force OF over
$50 men was put to work by Nv an
and lelley, the contractors, on the
cut Off OF the j.. W. 4 b. railroad
running from the West yard to
Edge Moor.
IN addition to the men employed
there were several erecting cranes
put into position and steam shovel
put at work. Most of the men
were placed at work on the West
yard end ol the line. The erecting
cranes were put up on the line of
the road where it passes the site of
the Delaware Forge and Steel
Company. 1t is expected that the
additional track will be lard with
IN 4 month and then all freight ex-
cept that coming direct to Whining.
ton will be sent over the cut of.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

Robert. son Of James and Emma
Mackey. died at the residence OF his
parents, near Jcnnersville, Chester
Co.. Pa, after an illness OF nearly a
year from consumption, on Friday
last, aged "A years. Hewas a very
estimable Young man and had been
engaged some three or four years
IN teaching school, and only gave
up when he became too weak to
perform his allotted task. Mrs. J.
Bayard Shellady and Mrs. George
c, Guthrie. Of this city, will attend
the funeral. which takes place TO.
morrow afternoon at the cemetery
OF the Church of the Disciples in
Penn Township, about mile north
OF New London.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

f I.ovsIt Iaunry, son Of n. l. .Jannav
of thi. city. dipd at his esiIsnte, No. ll2S
Poplar strsJi. Pniind-lphla. last Medn.s-
dny, after IN iline of about Two years
from cunsumptinI J, aget Al ysnrS. Like
his father hn was engage in The produce
business for the past ell years, and was
ENJOYING Quite II proiitab o rate lie
leaves u vito, u s.tu and daughter. as we'll
as many friends to lament his early do
cease. His remains wrs inferred in
Cedar Hi |. above Frankford, Pa. Oh
Monday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

In tie superior Court his morning G..
J.. Ward obiaiueh iutCcnrnt for the
plaintiff in the case "a the liatlwu Il Cash
Register Company Y fhas.LIU BpIlIif.
Judgement was allowed by the fling of
the mar.
Tho case Of Frank II. Thomas ct, ni., vs.
y. Il Il. Co., occupied the attention of
tho urt the rest IT the mo ming Altvl.
~ N,ra coniestiug the point hethor o
Shaw u railroad cuntr ct To entlr ~ evil
dance Lecluss Thomas did not read 1t.
publicn lon was ordered In tho divorce
suit VI sarah c. Ba.ue, vs. Wafer l.. c.
BsiO0.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

The funeral OF Cornelius w. Tay-
Tor took place this morning Ser.
vices were conducted last night at
his late home, No. 504 West Ninth
street. lnternent was made today
at Bonner Gsay cemetery at Balti-
more. The pallbearers were A. J.
Hyland. Spottswood Garla nd
II. f. Baylis, Samuel Malin, John
w. Lawson and Gamble Latrobe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

Herman Hayes of No. SOC Madison
street and Frank FtzDatrick while walk
in. on the railr"ai tracks near The Ju'e
Works W re struck by shifter. Thew
were picked up and taken to this p. w. d
b Emergency Hospital and later We re.
moved il, the Phoenix A,hbulunce % the
Delaware Hospital. Hayes head wns
mashed almost to u pG . and he died
shortly after II O'Clock
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

Stansburry Murray again cele-
bratcd his twenty.eighth birthday.
Murray has been twenty-e eight for
the last number Of years end Pc
cullar fast about him is he never
gets any older. No one outside Of
himself knows his age.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

The Trustees OF tho New Castle
County Workhousc held meeting In
the Office of j Frank Ball this mOrGs
ing. The regular monthly reports
were read and passed. The bill to be
presented to the Levy Court, setting
forth the required amount of money
to keep prisoner was passed and Mr..
Ball was ordered to present 1t to the
Levy Court. The meeting then ad.
jouIncd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
CARD BASk Ell
H. G. First has arrived in Manila.

II. G. First has arrived in Manila.
John Brown has returned from Salt
Lake City, where he erected a large
organ.
Joseph Alderman, pianist of the
Twentieth Century Orchestra, has re-
signed.
Charles II. Head, superintendent
of the Pussy 4 Jones Company sshlp-
yard, is ILL.,
! II II. Hill, of this city, who has
been visiting friends in Chester, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. Clarence Mcndenhall of Ken
nett, spent a few days with her sister
| Mrs. Lee j. Martin and brother, Il.
ID. Walker.
Mrs. Lee j. Martin who has been
| i'll with the grip Is contined to her
home with muscular rheumatism from
the effect of the grip.
Victor b. Woolley, Alexis l DUPONT.
Eugene dupont, LcRuy Harvey, q.
p, Miller Rumlord and c. b. Palmer
attended the Harvard dinner in Phil
adelphia on saturday.
Miss Louise G. La Boutc of this
city has received an offer from the
South Jersey Gas. Electric and Trac-
tiun Company Of Camden, n. j., and
it has been acce pied by her. She has
| the congratulations and best wishes
OF her mary friends.
Representative and Mrs, Dayctt
! will celebrate their silver wedding an
nlverSary Friday evening AT their res
idencc at Dlyctt's Mill, Pencader
Hundred Relatives from this city
will attend the reception.
yNo onn would ever bn bothered with
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup banishes at
once all forms of throat diseases, and al
ways effects u permanent cure. This
wonderful rem rdy ha, cured thousands of
sufferers from bronze ,;tis. hoirsUness and
other bronchial troubles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
Child Dies from pOjS ming

. Smyrna, February II. y sstsr lay after
noon Thomas Fare. h, young son OF
fMr. and Mrs, 10 huu Farrell, living near
tow swho ate 20 freely Of paris green Il oil
in great agony. IL now develop, that tho
box not only contained paris green, but
(arsenlc as we'll. Tno poison had b1,n lott
An the shed kitchon by the family,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

Friends Of Mr., J. Harry Boone
in this city. will no doubt b:
pleased to hear that he has c:elt.
cd most Lucrative position IN
the Wanamaker establishment,
Philadelphia. Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
PUBLIC SALES

PUBLIC SALES.
February
l--r.5tate John AlMunl d.n Moor
lI.-Real state New Castle Hid.
LIE Dor oboe, hdgemDor.
ID uston ;aHton. III Creek Id.
1i-.Eurnituic by stidhnm II Son.
1t-trank * Dura d Co, harness, vii,
nel.
Is Quito Richard Mil Greek Id.
ls-nornlsy d .louslev, Ira al VINE Hid,
lJ--Lhat r. Nolm.er. Bran wins HI.
ly--Waitcrs & Cough. White cray Crc,t
Hundred
lJ-;.. 7. Smith, Poucaler I'D.
.U-.Tamss " ll.on, springgarden Farm,
New Castle Hid
~ Household 90 Is at 9Th and Jefiur,on.
2l-John W. Dennoy gu the Buck farm
New Castle Hid,
2l-Eral Estate. Sls Vest street.
.1-W H. Klnir. Cllristiann Hid.
.S-p. L Blackburn, New Castle Iid.
March
l-(halles ale.giuson. Now Csstie I'D.
5-Waiter Thompson, Hri Iion lid.
7-Cnivin ;rossan, near Prices Corner,
12-fpr the Casey Els nte near Clavmunt
B-Honsehold sale, 7ls King street.
H-Wm bruckcl- New hoad. Ghrs,isaa
Id.
B-Wm. stoors New Cystic Hid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

Evcrybodys liable to itching piles.
Rich and poor, old and young-terribIe
tne torture thsy suffer. Olly one sure
cure. Doan's Ointment Abs olulely
safe can foil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

= Owing to the steamer l}rsndr swine be.
ing out Of service he Chester freight cOu :
pany will handle al irsi ,lIr iur thJ VII.
8nington Stsa IibJut unpanY. IN, boat
VII leave PhIlad.I hiG AZ. p IN. nni
Vii lining on al I Il. Ia Il lily Tor frognt
IbpIy. he Stuimrr ,!r,"iv viu'w II ip-
sumo hur regular tlp. 'c .iny W S.,ur.
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

was afflicted VITA CaIarrh could
neither tasto nor smell and could hear
hut little Ely+ Cream Balm cured 1t. -
Mrreus q. ShautG Halfway. \. j.
sThc Balm r0aChod me safely AMI tho
feet is sGIpri,n Ny sou says tho fl It
5brt+tsit0a Ravo decided relief Raspect.
Aully. Mrs. Franklin FIR eenan, lover,
n. II.
Tbs balm does not irrltate or cause
snsezing. Sold by d u.:i4ts al - cents,
or mailed hy Ely B othc.s Sc Warren Of,
New York
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

Any one having for sale good bay or
black horse. five "r six years old, not
ARA d Of cars, should call on Geo. 5
Mat iDgy, No. SIS Jack son street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
Ugh! Ugh. Big Injun, Cycle Academy

Mr.. Matthew PeliCrew loft this
city yesterday for IL trip % Washing oh
d. G. where no will DO the guest OF Miss
j nnu BrowD.
The "Whi Lily" club viii hold their
nnnuh meetin! to night at lO5 North
Hlrr.SOn street.
pro'es or r. o. Dnnncll Of 40 South
Jackson Stiect wilt resign hi position
from tho 2OtH CenOury O.chos ra
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

u Eyes and Nose ran Maier.-C. G
Archer, OF Breweg Name, says; Il havs
Mad Catatrh for several years. Wa;or
would run frou my eyes and nose for
days at lima. Abuu, months ngo /
was induced to try Dr., Aguew's tatarrh-
oil Powder, and since ming the wonderful
,remeiy l have not had an attack.
,wou d not Ds without 1t" L. relieves in
40 minutes s.
Sold by l. Jas. Bali, 9Th and Market
street, and y B. Dantorth md and Mar
'let streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
Ought to Pay Board.

! Sealord, Feb. 1.-THE people of
this little town are making ar
Engagements to entertain the Metho-
dist Conference which convenes
lhere il March. Homes will be
iscarcc and many OF the people are
opposed to entertaining the minis
Tiers free OF charge. They claim
1that the ministers are paid good
salaries and should pay their board.
sThey get half fareon the railroads,
ldlscount in the stores ard courtesIe -
shown to them which the plain pco-
Eple do not get. School teachers
that receive small pay have to bear
their expenses while attending
ETeachcrs Institute and people see
no reason why the ministers should
not pay for their board while at
bending Conference.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

If you want II first ella shine Mt first
class place, stop at Prof. Frisby's. nth :
We.. corner Jri and Market str0it.