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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
IN MEI1ORlAM. So. $50

The remains of Anna J., beloved
wife OF Lewis ", Wlngate, who
depa rted this life on April !, 1902
after an illness OF only four days
was borne to her final resting
place in White Clay Creek Gene
terry on the next Friday followed
by host Of friends. Services
were held in the adjoining church.
She wore smile on her face and
looked Is If she lay in peace. The
floral tributes were numerous.
among them being a wreath and
tlowerstrom her Sunday sehoolciass.
How sad aud desolate seems our
loving home.
Since our dear mother has left us.
a faithful aud loving wife aud
mother,
A good Christian woman who loved
her Sunday school class,
Esteemed friend aud ne1shbor has
been taken from among Us,
Gone from works to rewards,
A patient sufferer at rest.
Cease to weep. my husband and
children dear.
The days are long that l suffered
here,
But now krow rest from pain.
Aud with Christ forever reigu.
Just a little while to watch aud
wonder.
When the summons for us will
come.
Just a little wEils to wait. dear
mother,
TIL we II be com'n. home.
Just a little while until the shadows S
OF our lives are luIly grown.
Just little while 10 wait, dear
mother,
Till we II be gathering home.
Just little while unt.l a message
Comes ringing from the dome.
Oh! may VIC all be ready TO meet
you. dear mother,
In that happy. happy home.
Where no Carea, no trials or sor-
rows.
To the ia ithful will ever come,
Where all The loved cnes OF earth
Will gather round that G.eat White
Celestial While Throne.
Gone but not forgotten.
+. NJ. ",
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
WILMINGTON
FARM SUPPLY co.

| The Wilmington Farm Supply Co.
in the two years OF its existence has
made rapid strides and is now one Of
the leading business houses of Will
mington. This enterprising Com
pany started In business in the spring
of 1900, at the southeast corner Of
Front and Shipley Streets. In a
short time business grew so fast that
1t was necessary to look for larger
quarters and the big storerooms at
No. 1O5 East Third street were secur
cd where the firm is now situated and
doing q thriving business.
AT theneW StorerOomS can Ce found
agricultural implements and farm
supplies Of all kinds. The Company
also deals largely in seeds and fer
tiIizers and makes a speciality OF the
general transfer business. The COM
pany's new quarters are situated SO
that all the wares can be displayed
to a good advantage.
The Company is gener raj agent for
the Mccormick Harvester Co.. A. c.
Evans Manufacturing Co., The Loss
Manufacturing Co., ID. NJ. Sechler
Carriage Co., llcrchcl Manufacturing
Co. ard many other noted manulac-
lures of farming implements. The
growth in the wholesale department
has been especially noticeable.
The Company now has three men
constantly on the road who cover the
districts Of Delaware, eastern shore
of Maryland, New Jersey and Eastern
Pennsylvania. The Company also
does profitable retail business. An
official Of the company stated this
morning that the Spring business
was excellent.
The officials of the Wilmington
Farmj Supply Co., are W. Il.
ohannahan, president, II. $. Sliker,
vice president and Norris B. Slack,
secretary and treasurer and mana
ger All Of whom arc thoroughly
acquainted with every branch of the
business. Mr.. Slack as manager is
at the company's place Of business
permanently. He "as in the same |
business at Strickersyillc, Pa. for
20 years and continues to conduct
u large business in that town.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
: ;ipIl o Honor,

Chester Lol.c. No. 81, Shield OF
Honor was instituted in Am,rican
Hall on Market street. Chester. by
the Grand Lud.e Of Pennsylvania ON
Saturday evening. The chairs were
occupied by Grand Master sIIughcs,
Past Grand MaStari Clssy lblry, Junior
Grand Master EeclcSton, Grand Sec.
rrtarv NaSion and the Grand Ccnduc-
tor ana Grand Treasurer. Twenty
live charter members were initiated
The nilia,ory work was done by
the degree team of Peerless Lodge
Noes. Of Philadelphia, in pleasing
and satisfactory manner. This team
has instituted more lodges than any
other degree team Of the order, AMI
is considered the finest team in exist
cnCe. The members are the same rs
they were ten years ago. Worthy
Master John White. of Delaware was
one Ui the speakers
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
LOOKING AFTER
CITY FINANCES.

There will pc considerable develop.
mentS in City matters this week as
efforts will be made to lind ont exact
ly how much money the city has out
standing in varions bills, and how
they can be collected. City Auditor
John Boughman AMI the members of
the finance committee Of CiJy Culn-
ell will continue their investigation
of the tax Office situation.
At present the auditor is being con.
sidcrlblv hampercd in his work by
the missing original assessment bool, 5
and he is unable to make any com.
plrisons in case that apparent mis-.
takes appear. Fortunately the col
lectors nave their rcturn bo1l,s, AMI
comparisons are being made with
these but the work is slow. The
auditor and the members of the COM
mittcc expect to complete their task
shortly.
During this month the Street and
Sewer Department will make the
usual request to Council to appoint u
committee to audit its books. and it
is likely that the finance committee
will be named as the committee to 10
the work. When the work is done
this year the committee will make ;n
effort to tlud out how much the de-
partmonl has out in uncollcctcd liens.
Members Of Council will urge the
department TO follow its plan with
tn tax collectors ana get in all the
money possible, SO that the city may
make good showing and get out of
the financial hoe in which it n Nv II! d
itself. There are many who feel that
i! the Street and Sewer Department
has ont $40. 00D in uncOllcctcd bills
and liens it should collect them be-,
fore it asks the city TO make an add-
llonal loan OF 81 900 for work on
streets and sewers. 1t Is claimed
1IIatlhe department could very readily
spend all the money outstanding to
advantage if it could collect it, aud
that it will need the loan, as well as
the money which is out standing.
There are many sewers and much
paving and other work to be done be.
fore the city is in really ,first.clasS
condition, aud the department vii!
try to get in its money 50 that some
ul these Improvements can be made.
IT The cit can get in the greater
portion Of the money which is now
outstanding, the mattcr Of erecting
4 new city hall Will be agitatcd at
once. The city could sell the property
on East Sixth street fora con siderable
sum and the outstanding taxes would
pay for the building and the site
without borrowing Il cent on bonds.
Nothing will be done on this matter
until the outstanding taxes and other
claims are collected.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
Tiled to Break In

Sometime during Saturday. some.
body tried to effect an entrance into
the barber shop Of John Nesslcin,
No, 7ol! West Eighth Street, by re .
moving Il pane of glass from the door,
The putty had been cut away from
the glass but the party must have
been frightened Off before they could
remove the light of glass. a large
sized rock was found ON the door.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
Bogus Agent.

A bogus agent, has been taking
orders for Photographs in outlying
districts. and on Saturday several
people came 10 this city to look for
the pictures. They were surprised to
learn that the photographer Whose
name was signed to the contracts
had no agents OFT. The pan was to
take an order and collect 50 cents in
advance. Later the agent was to re.
turn and take the photographs. lie
did not return,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
NATIONAL
TURNREST

At a m,eting Of the executive com
m,ttee OF til. Turnfest to be helt
in this city on June 3, ! and 8, TO b.
held in the hall oI the Wilmington
Turnscmcinds yesterday afternoon,
it was decided TO hold the parade
in connection with The aft air OH
Friday evening, June g..
The will be under the general di.
rec,ion oil the Techinal Committee,
but that body will appoint a sub
committee to arrange the formation
and other details.
! In this parade Of the German so.
cieties in this city will take part.
and invitations will also be sent 10
the various library and athletic as.
soclatons in Wilmington. In ad-
ditiou TO these the visiting Tuners,
who will number several hundred,
will also take part, and 1t is expect.
ed the parade will take an hour to
pass at given point.
In the line there will be numerous
floats, but it was understood that
there should be none which can be
used fer advertising purposes.
They will be provided merely for
adding 10 the beauty CT the parade,
and to assist III making a Gre ap.
penrance.
The Wilmington Turngemendc
and the committee in charge Of the
funniest VIII put forth every effort
to make the parade Il success. It,
is lett that ce!cLra alton will
both advertise the city and the
Turnfest. The b.committee TO
have charges of the parade will be
announced in a few days.
Advertise in the Republican.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07

Lebanon, Pa, April c.
John S'ump,a house painter,
was stricken with aponlcNv
here yesterday, and while the
doctors promptly pronounced
him dead, they subsequently
modified their declaration as
The result OF a second eXamin-
alton, which showed a pcculia,
appearance and condition OF
Ihc body.
The undertaken refused to
|ake charge until he was as
,urcd by the doctors that
Stump was dead. and this they
were not able to do until to-da V
l1ter II third examination.
Stump was 50 years old.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
ONE OENT
HOCNTI TAXPAYERS TAKE
NnTTrE m a II

HOUNTY TAXPAYERS TAKE
" NOTICE - The following
resolution was adopted by the
Levy Court of New Castle county,
March 18th, 1902:
Whereas, There appears on
the books Of the receiver of taxes
large amount Of county and poor
taxes outstanding for the years
1899, 1900, 1901, and
"N hereas, As the Levy Court
OF New Castle comfy needs the
money, said taxes for current ex-
penses, therefore be it
'ltesolved, That the said re-
ceiver of taxes be instructed and
directed to proceed to sell all
properties on which a delinquent
tax remains unpaid after April
18th, 1902"
Al! persons owing tax for years
included in the above resolution
must pay the same on II before
April 18th, 1902, or the proper
ties will be advertised for sale.
lhe additional costs of the sale
must be paid after that date,
HORACE G. RETTEW,
m2o-2lt Receiver of Taxes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
Looking Tor Missing Volumes

Amos c. Brinton, librarian of
the Law Library Of New Castle
county, is trying to locate some
volumes that have been taken out
by lawyers who have neglected to
return them within a reasonable
time. The library association is
making an index of the books
presented by the Charles q.
Kumford estate to the library.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

New Castle, April John Emory
colored, had q narrow escape from
belug killed on Saturday night by be-
ing hurled from the railway. tracks
by a rapidly moving trolley car He
was either trying to commit suicide
OF else did not know what he was do
Ing for lie ran directly in front of the
car, AS Nc torman Newove, one of
the most careful men ON the road,
let his car 60 ahead down Rose Hill
everything was clear but as lie reach
cd point about twenty yards below
Blackburne's gate he was Mortified to
see a man run directly in front of the
car. lie threw of the current and
reversed his car but he was unable to
save the fellow and he was landed in
to the ditch. lie vas picked up and
taken here to the Office Of Dr.. An.
drews who could find no marks and
deemed it best to send him to tho
New Castle County Hospital at Farm.
hurst. Emory had been iu Whining.
ton but returned home on the car
ahead of the one that struck him.
lie was under the influence OF liquor
ami got of at Lambson' $ lane to 90
to the residence of Lewis Sutton,
where he has been employed for two
years. lie must have become be-
wildercd and wandered along the
road and was injured through his own
Carelessness.
Motorman Newlove was affected
by the thought of having struck the
man and the passengers in Lh, car
who became alarmed, paid every pos
Sible attention to him.
Tomorrow is city election and the
duty of the people of this city is to
vote for good men. Vote for men
who have good common sense and
who have an interest in the city.
The resident of New Castle who does
not pay his taxes la; no right to be
fault finder. Pay your own lax and
vote your own sentiments. Your
are educated and the very
least you Cal do is to pay So u year.
Help to pay for the education Of your
children, for the beautiful light, for
police protection and if all would pay
then the streets could be put in the
proper order. Show your interest in
the city by going to the polls tomor-
row. or course there will bc oppo-
'iton and if you believe in IA change
then vote for the opposition Ticket.
II you are satisfied then vote for
Martin aud White.
Turn where you would on SATURDAY.
lieht and the strains Of dance music
ret your ear. AT the Armorg build
ng a full dreS; affair was held. Peo-
Die were present from New York,
philadelphia, Wilmington Sparrow's
Fort, Baltimore and Newport News.
Dances were also given in the Opera
House and X. OF L. hall.
Miss Blanche Hughes, Of Chester,
was the guest of New Castle re!a lives
yesterday.
b. Il. lIo'comb. of Sparrow; Point |
A. l'. Cooper, Jr., of Baltimore, and
lack Cooper, uf New York, are visit
ng their parents.
Miss Anna Buckmaster, of Viii
nington, spent yesterday with New
|aS'lc relatives.
The napiha launch Grace of Will
nington, put in here yesterday on ac-
:ount Of the roughness Of the river.
ii, II. Roric, OF Philadelphia, was
Laong the visitors to New Castle yes
erday.-
Tic attendance In all the church.
IS Yesterday was large.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
rir, Feacock to bc 10 stalled.

TT evening Il. l.. PracocS will 10 In.
| stalled rs exalted ruler Of tho Whining Oh
Lodge OF Elk, to which positio oa ho wUs
! rccen " unanimously cho.cn. Mr., Po..
tO3t p omlscs TO DO II popular and succas =
fui head OF tho lolge and has u number
Of plans Oh foot for iha extension OF its
u efu!in0,s.
Mr.. Psacock has had considerable, exc
pericLco IN secret society work. He was
nt one time noD'o grand Of Eden Lodgo of
Odd Follows. and he bsi0ns. tv the Ma.
sons and ether organizations. Mr.. Pea.
cock fiads recreation from his nriuuus
labors at tho head OF one OF tho largest
concerns in the city, by The interest hs
takes Ia these UcrganizatiOns.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
How | Make These Cures.

Prof. j. Townsend by nv magnetic treat.
menf made thtI" cura5 IN this city the last
eight years. .hvu.uatliu4, paralysis, fit, N.'
pry disease. spinal lI>casc, impotnnry, all
female weakness. uli nervous atil!ctlouS All
cases treated AT their homes. Prof Town
SEQ | iiri 'niH-iyh cure, CrnUleu, rorlgl hands :
and fira p!mple>, cuts, burn, lruIars. sore
lips ulcers. warts CUrnI, tcf ter, t.audruit,
lllea. ccL,lia and all skin diseases t.tcl
family should hnNea box Drr.ml.lvn 10 cents
box Sold only hv Prot Townsend in Della.
ware. Muvta Office to !.j IRE ncli street,
AL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07

a woman in u country town in Illinois
at o" trying many hdverti.cl ",onc,' in
vain, it is sail has written tho following
Testimonial TO her druggist VINO 10 boom.
ing Vinol:
"Dear Sir: Before taking Finol l was
| too weak 10 spank the baby. havo tax
en three bottles and now can lick my
husband, Heaven blo,s yuu!'
Tho Ninol agency III Wilmington Is y.
l'. DAnEortls drug store Market AMI
SCcOau slctuti.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
ONE WAY Si;.O\D 6 ASS COLONiSI
FAKE
To The West VIA & O. r. K.

Tho Baltimore aud Ohio r. y. Co viii
sell da y until April 81, second class one
way connist tickets to points IN Montana
Idaho. Washington, Oregon and Califur.
MIA 1T very low rats. 10 rurtlau !, O:",
Tacoma, Seattle and all other points ia
Washington, Oregon and British Coinm-
bia, $40 80. 10 San Francisco. Los
Angelo. San Dciso and al! o.hor / oints
in California, 1850. TO her points.
rropo' tiona ely low ra.cs. 70. full par
ticulars writa or apply 10 II. A. Miller,
Passenger Agent. Wilmington, Dol.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
Popular Tours Via baltimore & O1io r. n

Lcav. Wilmington, Saturday., April
12 snh .6nna May 10 at 1i.0ln III. Rate
$l4 20 for round trip, including fare trans
fer, IN aWnhington, s,Rterooln going and
re urninH Oh PoGinnc Kiyur steamer, md
enc and ,hree.fourths days board ut the
Hygcia liotel. Old t'oiut Comfor..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
WASHINGTON ID. G

PUPI LAR THKEE-DA TOURS VIA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave Wilmington nt !. Of =. NJ.
Thursdays, April ID and "a and May 8,
Rate. including oil exDen es, 800 for
round tiip. Expenses include railroad
fare. transfer to Holel aud two days
board ut Washington. For book Of
Tours giving itinerary and full dttails,
wiite or apply to II. A. Miller, =. A.,
Wilmington, UsL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
THE NEW RUDOLF
Atlantic City, n. j,

ocean front; capacity 800; largest and most
m'"e' u on thr oua4t; ro ms ra Su to W iih a
anu fresh w.:tat ln ~; American and tn,n.
l"hn l'liii; aprcai SiIIis ia,cs; orchestra
anu WcoKiJ auGi.I .viIil'.,s
IuAS L. MYERS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
IT'S VERY BAD.
by MRS. ROBIN ADAIR.


It's very bad when hopeless seems
our fate,
And storms roll high and summer
skies are gray
When tender love 10 turned 10
deadly hate,
And tickle fortune turns her
face away.
Its very bad when friends VIC used
to know
Are found untrue and coldly
pass US BY.
When all the world Is dark
where'er we 70.
And not one hope 10 left 10 but
to die!
Its very bad when friends muet
say farewell"
And part perhaps 10 never meet
again,
Ah. then we suffer more than we
can tell.
Our hearts are filled with anguish
ana with palu.
Its very bad when life's no longer
gay,
And times are hard and cruel
seems our need,
But when a sweetheart's borne by
death away,
:, Why then! ah then it very bad
indeed!
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07

CAFEFCL ATTENTION GIVEN ALI.
- customers in our Optical Department.
An Expert Uptlcan give, Free Examination.
Tell you Just what you need in ih,. ,rav nf
glasses or p rhaps tells you that yoa Jou't
need them at a'l-and any work that we do
we guarantee satisfactory.
Harry E. Thomas & Co.. 500 Market St.
mi. m N
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
DOTS.

| pDlS.
An increase of 5 cents per hour
mas been granted local bricklavcrs
who now receive 50 cents per hour
and work s hours a day. There
was no change ln the time worked
this year. but an increase OF five
cents an hour was asked and Sc.
cured.
The iales appear to lie working
and ID favor OF the We!sbach Gas
Light Company. A part OF Wit.
mlnston was in darkness for some
time last night.
A break In the large dynamos at
Bancrot's Mills which furnishes
power for part OF the electric sys.
tenn in our city necessitated the
shutting down OF the plant until re.
pairs could be made.
At St. Michaels Church last night
live young women were received
into the Guild OF st. Frances which
is connected with the parish. The
congregation Of St.. Michael's will
give parish tea on the evening of
April 20. in the Sunday school room
of the church.
The Delaware College Mask and
Wing Club who have been giving
minstrel performances down the
State in the different towns report
have had roval good time and
with over 500 in their treasury.
The boys were entertained Untrue
Delawa are hospitality and given the
best their hosts had in their Iarder.
Th:y will long remember their
trip down the State.
The tug Amanda Powell towed a
barge carrying twofreight
cars loaded with railroad iron from
the wharf OF the Diamond State
Steel Company out to the W. a. N.
pier Tor shipment on Saturday
II. b. Sothern has been reassiwn-
ed as guager in this district for the
coming month.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
Missionary Meeting.

Elkton, Nd, April AR
rangements have been complet-
ed for the annual meeting of
the Woman's Home and For
eign Missionary Societies of the
Presbytery of New Castle, at
West Nottingham Church at
Colora, on Wednesday and
Thursday next. On Wednes-
da,' evening there will beap'p-
ular meeting which will be adj
dressed by the Rev. William
l.. Frcund, of Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07

7 OST-A SMALL BLACK AN,TAN FOG
9y ll1 nam of Tip; suitable reward II
returned to l1l Il. sn sect m3l .jt'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07

7 O~T-ON MAhCll 70 A WILMINGTON
~ savings flnd tuIUsi' boo': No. li5..s in
name o! bridget Whalen; pew book applied
Tor. BLDG, 4 WhAInt
m:S-ai-lit s~s
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07

X Jii Ken l-TH At LAitGE TWO STORY
- bU'! ling No. iUj W Sti street, suttavl,
t0t u'ihIS' ''"J R,hl OF business: al one stA
bic. APPLY u J4mes +. sutton 1909 Wais
H~h'n slIuci. ii5! .epd-tr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07

w. hEH AiliTS phNNYkOY Al. PILLS
- he only genuine ptnnyr3yul nils: At
dtu-Si SIS Of bj ,na!t SUJ, once ~ N Ninth
trect, I'hIlI
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
THE SAVOY
Chelsea Atlant,c,'itv

Chelsea. Atlantic city, N. J.
Directly on the bearh. Suu parlor. Hot
and ccld water in every room. Sea w.t or in
al bath rooms. steam heat. Write for
booklet. 10 lucol rates for entire sprirs
scasDI Booklet b, NJ. HANLEi
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07

Il 'ok EENi--J ROOM HDUst. ADJOINING
II town OF Newport. good garden on tho
iio!ley .lne. AID : to A. X. llylo. El;mero
L. q. nj -"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07

\N ANTFD CARPETS TO CiEAN.
w Prompt service. RiID a. l.ANtt
Delniarvia phope e22 lpU. Orange street
u. IL A. l,iS; ID .ulll,it
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07

'oE SAiI.--VhAr NEW ARD HEsII,A
81" resuenca NJ. sli Eroome strest. fnr
,rrms Apply to James H. iIotfccker, Jr, Law
EuIdlag, WI. Del i; rnI' '"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
IT.; Cilt( ULhTlON

That makes advertising 8 ace valuable.
- IL y"i, have money to spend in advertising
l. lear thai fact in miud always
|, And here's nrOlhsr fact for you to re.
mr,nber-ibe lnliy average circulation of
N the DAILY Ienubli can exceeds that OF any
/ other daily newspaper in the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07

To Cure GRIP in Two Days.
laxative Bromo. .Quinino removes tha
nuse. E. W. Groves siSnuture on oy ory
OK. Irite"l cents.
Every timovOu cough ta.u tivo drup5
OF BlaHllirn Bm lOc. and 2Jc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07

Il Oh EEN1.-A TX RpUM HousEWIra
l. biLA. 40. a.! Ea- l.,iI street rent sII
per m"Aln. Apply t, Mrs. A. E Kei1lugh,
%, Shln.ry street mil
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07
Tripicts a Big Attraction.

Woodbury., n j., April G.-The
triplcts born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Newsletter Friday night
are getting along nicely, as is the
mother The home OF the parents
is between Barnesboro and Rich
wood, and SO many visitors have
called that the father is thinking
of charging an admission fee to
sec the little ones. Tho Mount
Zion Church is nearby, and at
the close Of service to-day nearly
all the worshipers had u desire to
see them, but it was necessary to
call halt on the rush on advice
Of DR.. Hi!leyas, the attending
physician.
The nurse is almost as proud
of the little ones as the parents.
The triplets, two girls and Il boy,
are numbered, at least the two
girls are, wearing tiny tags around
their necks. While all three re-
semble each other No. 9 is declar-
ed to be the prettier. On April
4, two years ago, Mr. aud Mrs.
Newshafer were married. Exact
ly IL months aftcrwarl twin gills
We're born, but one died shortly
after. On A pril 4, 1902, the trip
let's were born, on the second
anniversary of the father and
mothers wedding.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07

E'HH NALE-hU"HRE WINDMILL ANn
i iahi IN perfect ordrr having city water
VIII 5 II cheap. Apply 81! King street
nlI.Im'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-04-07

l'Oi; hENl-fhRi ut So ACRES NEAk
i ofaho-ut 'sallon Del Address T. ira.
nOsue lei. ,,htT