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Liahtnlna Did DAMAGE.

Grccnvillc, Texas. April S. During the
rain and thunder storm carly Sunday even
ing the two-story residence Of Mrs. ], Il.
Brumit ON East Crockett street was struck
by bolt of lightning which tore out the
west gable and a big section OF the roof
adjoining, and knocked the chimney down.
All windows in the west room upstairs were
shattered and the glass scattered about
the floor. Mrs. Brumit was writing at Il
table near the center Of the room whore
the bolt struck, and the wonder is that she
escgDed alive
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Cameron Notes.

Cameron, Texas, April County court
convened this morning with full docket,
and Is settling down 70 work In fine shape.
The union revival services continue
throughout the week at the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Mrs. r. n. Cox Of Aiabsma has Joined
her husband and son and they Will make
this their future home.
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on the Block at Venus.

Venus, Texas, April 7, This town was yis-
tied by severe wipdstorm last night
which blew several houses on the blocks
and wrecked a livery stable. The resi-
dence of Robert Wilson, half mile from
town, was destroyed, and Mrs. Wilson was
seriously perhaps fatally, injured No
damage to growing crops.
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MoYEMENr o. ocEAN VEssELs.
fspeolaI to The Post }

Port Eads, La.--Arrived; Spero iNor),
from Livingston Port Harrios and Belize;
Tampican tBr), from Port. Natal; Africa
(Br), from East London. Africa; Ark2dia
(Am), from Porto Rlcan ports. sailed;
Saltwater lAm.), for Port Antonio, Jamalca.
New York.-Arrlyed; Concho from cal
weston.
Galveston. \
Rochefort Arrived @fon (der.), from
Galveston
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CHURCHES WERE WRECKED
By the Storm Which Prevailed Last
Sunday Night.
OTHER PROPERTY WAS ALSO DAMAGED
Wind Blew Very Hard 81 PLACES aud
the Hall Was OF the Large
Variety

Mount calm, Texas, Aprj s The WIND
sunday night was very destructive at prai.
RE Hin eight miles south Of here. The
Methodist church was badly wrecked aud a
number OF residences were blown down,
cue Of which lgnlted from lamp explosion
aud was completely destroyed together with
all tho cnnfents
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49, Road Relna Laid out.

Aldine, Texas, April 7.-county Surveyor
Bradburn and his corps OF men spent a
few days last week 10 this vicinity. Thay
gtaked out a new public road, which has
been ordered By the commissioners court
seven miles 10 the West Montgomery road.
They also stakcd out and ieveled IN $40
acres Of land for another rice farm.
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Enn.ral nf RaInh speaks.

Richmond, Texas. April s-rhe remain. '
OF Ralph Speaks we're brought Asls ~
Galveston last night. where ne lleu ., = M
o o'clock Monday morning I'll ,p THE
wounding aud death was prnlsa Hurled
Posts Galveston column M, The Methodist
churrh. The funeral was large ons'
terment IN Richmond cemetery
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Destination al EI Campo.

III Campo Texas, April IA heavy rain
ana Nindstorm struck this place last night
at L. O'Clock. doing good deal Of damage
to orchards and hay barns, Several large
barns were demolished and several resi-
dencas we're shaken up considerably.
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Texans in New York.
Special to The Post)

New York, April s.-The following Tex.
ans are registered ia New York;
uouston.-R Galllard Jones, Murray
Mn, Iouis NJ Duetsch, broadway Central
Waco-A Galattl. Herald Square.
dalyeston--M. Burdick and wife, hnpe-
= 'sherman.-Daye Armling, Jr, 81. George,
Trorel Aston.
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Celebration by Four esnstasI0ns. -

Sherman, Texas, April s.--Mr- and Mrs.
Charles b. Hendershot today celehratea
the nifty Afth anniversary Of their marriage
h family reunion The circle comprised
fOnr generations, great grandchildren
grandchildren and children Of the hosts be-
Ing present. Mr.. aud Mrs Hendefshot are
among the best known ana most popnlR&
old settlers o. sherman.
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Sheen Killed BY Han.

Iampasas, Texas, April S, A great idnpy
sheep we're killed by hallstones on sunday
evening near Adamsville, twenty-five miles
north OF here One sheep raiser from that
section reports a loss Of Eve in his own
nock and that the hailstones were larger
than marbles.
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Hail Went THROUGH Roof.

Copperas Cove, Texas, April IA heavy
rain and hailstorm struck this place about
dark last night and lasted about an hour
The hail Was very large. some Of them
going through roofs Perhaps 100 window
glasses were broken. Fruit trees We're
damaged worse than anything else. The
rain was badly needed.
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Big Springs, Texas, April LINN county
held a delnocratic convention last week
ana selected delegates to the various con
Yentlons. 10 instructions were given on
cept for w r. Smith FOR congress six
teenth district. 'N"e'eHS N'N
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Dana HAM, Closcd.

Galveston Texas, Ann E. Quiet relEned
last night where herstofore there have been
lively scenes This was due 10 an order
issued refusing the granting Of permits to
conduct dances where liquor was being sold
IT has been the custom here to have dances
at the close Of the performances at variety
theatres which have barrooms IN tho build
ing and In addition to this dance halls have
been operated in various other places where
beer has been sold. In many of these OF.
hcers have been stationed 10 preserve the
peace but the permits have been issued FOR
The dances and the officers presence was
for the purpose Of preserving order Last
night the permits were not Issued 10 the
places whore intoxicating ltquOr was sold.
As q result many OF the places where
dances have been allowed Ia the past have
been forced TO abandon that part Of their
nrOgrAnl
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Upton County Instrno.Inns

Big Springs, Texas, April $. The demo.
Gratis of Upton county have met aud in.
sstrueted for Lanhan for governor. Robbins
No other instructions ~ '"e'' VS.
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u.rdiot of suioIde.

6;roesberck Texas. April Last Sat
u-day IN Mr.. 5, p. wieS's pasture. shout
two miles from town, Mr. Brock discov-
cred the remains Of Lindsey Williams, who
unsupported from here about tSa weeks
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Habltual constipation. is me BE- oo % Ne Gody
which many OF me se'i Nv, sispal use 81
Priekiv Ash Blttcrs Sill reneys, -, az phar.
mis- distressing condition; Lsp rnnt rsil 4
macy, 81 Main street; AMOR tsr,esllng. %.
Co. coz Main street; A. =
Main street; special aSssi@
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Kendall County lndo,,.,,.,,

eoerne' Texas, April : The following
candidates were Endorsed today by the
SWr nli p county convention. Lsnbsm
n E,a belI' Love, Beckett Terrell. Tefeyre
a iIv,mSieE' ,sSay,dent Fly for court Of civil
yEEpradls' w w. Barnett for senator ana
Chnrles Montague for renrcsentntinn 'Uu
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suit IN Federal Court.

Galveston. Texas, April SD. q. stan
cHG, receiver OF the National Railway
Building and Loan association. has filed a
SUIT r. the United States court here against
Jos r. Edwards and Lizzie Edwards TO
recover 500 and for foreclosure or lien.
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Galveston, Texas, April s.The Grand
hotel OF this city has been leased to NJ J..
scally. formerly Of the Cosmopolitan hotel
Of New Orleans Extensive improvements
are being made In renovatIng and refurnish-
ing the building Mr.. Scally Is q hotel man
OF experience ana promises TO make the
Grand thoroughly first class hotel.
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Pottshoro Town oft,,,.

penison' Texas, April In the town
election held at Pottsboro SATURDAY ~,
teil9wing officers were elected Moror =
zones marshal w II French: nldsf
men men, T. T. Judd g, y. Reeves g w ~
ymn fG,n' 70 A. Leaiherwood ana l.. ] Ham,
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Curtis IN Gravson cn,l,,t.

henlSon, Texas, April Sc. p. Curtis
candidate for railroad commissioner, ad.
dressed an immense audience tonight at the
opera house. Grayson county Is COMO d"d
to Curtis by a large majority.
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Csss County Primaries.

esu", Texas, April g. The primary
eva ", IN this county Yesterday resulted
.p'oNM Lanham, Neal, Robbins. I,e-
M sep Love, Terrell. Colouitt. Shep.
n W. NJ congress, Davidson for State senR.
|r r" district, Wilson; Legislature,
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Indne Renaan out prlvlna.

Palestine, Texas, April g. Judge Reagan
Is SO much Improved IA health that he was
permitted 10 take short drive yesterday
afternoon. He Is getting stronger every
day. and II IS now thought that he Is en-
tirely ont 81 danger.
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Navarto CounLv Rnsl1ll.

Tfetri.- = T7TT71 TNNIWTINF =
'eaa, ieSas, April = Results Of sat
INN, NM Primaries show an easy victory for
A.. nv .or governor Lieutenant governor,
'''OiI'es general, Bell; comptroller,
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Prince for congress. Dayidsnn ,,' ''qu,t
H Tsr criminal appeals, representstiyas
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i tha sahx Z cutslna TEEN

be sure aud ust that 0il and well tfis4 \
remedy, Mrs Winsloms SOufhipg NlfnQs
fVr Children feething 4 soothes ste cMlds
softens the gums, slsys ~ pair,. ctte43
wind collie and v tas sest k4Aed8 SsA4
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To Select an Ennlneer.

Galveston, Texas April s County Judge
Campbell and Commissioners henderson
ana Meuard will meet tomorrow or the day
following for the purpose ~ selecting q
consulting engineer for the proposed sen
wall. II Is also understood thai there VIII
he 3 public meeting of the commissioners
one day this week, a. which the plans and
specifications OF the sen wall prepared 10y
the board of engineers will he cEaSlucd
and probably adopted The commissioners
have been 80 absorbed with tho question Of
whether or not they should settle the ~
terRst on the outstanding county warrants
that they have DELAYED acting upon rho sea
wall plants. II understood, however, that
aud specifications prepared hy the hoard
The subscriptions received today for the
proposed sea wall bonds amounted 10 500
This makes the total amount subscribed
to date 81 OBS, l00
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Coleman. Texas. April IA young man
named Harvey Gates, whose horse fell
on him last Friday, died today at the
ranch OF Mr.. ]. r. Morris. ~ this county.
where he was employed as : cowboy He
Is said to have been bright young man.
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Express Companies 10 Separate.
Esrt Worth. Texas. April s.--on May 30
q aiSseluti9n bstMssn the Pseinc Expraas
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Refuse substitutes. There isnbBa
"luNt 0s good as" Wnrncr'e Safe
Cure II has cured an. forms ~ kid
ncy disease during tho iaet thirty
Years II Is prescribed by an dcctous
and used IN The leading hospitals
as the only absolute cure tor all
forms cf disease oil tho kidney, liver
mail lfuIVo,.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11

The Standard Light Company controls, free
! Of all encumbranccs, the United States ant
Canadian patents issued to William H. Miller
and Robert w. Miller, for Improved lncan.
descent Gas Light Burners.
These burners are the best ever put upon the
market. They have been subjected to every
known test and have been pronounced superior
to any Incandescent Gas Light in existence.
There are no burners that compare with
them in PURITY and BRILLIANCY OF
light and ECONOMY of consumption.
lncandcscent Gas Light Burners are no
longer luxurics, they are necessities, and the
consumer must have the BEST and the
CHEAPEST. The Miller Burner is both.
The Standard Light Company will have its
plant, and operate in Wilmington. Your in
vestment will be right at home where you can
see it. 1t will add another industry to our
already y large manufacturing city.
Every cent realized from the sale of stock
will be used for the development Of the busi-
ness. The company has no luxurious office to
maintain. pays no large commissions to agents.
employs no high salaried officers, nor does it
give large promoters profits.
You are invited to subscribe for the shares
of the seven per cent. cumulative Preferred
Stock, par value of SIS 90 each
5000 shares are offered for sale, amount
ing to S25,000 All shares will be sold at
par and as special inducemeut to early sub
scribers of the Preferred Stock, one share of
the Common Stock, full paid and non-assess-
able will be issued with every share Of Pre-
tcrred Stock.
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! All purchasers of Preferred Stock have first
claim upon the property of the Company.
Holders of Preferred Stock have cumula.
tive dividend of per cent, but we are conf.
dent of a mnch larger return, and fully believe
it will average at least II per cent, yearly on
the investment. No other investment of such
character offers so handsome profits for con-
servative investors.
We could say great deal more about this
excellent proposition, but we would rather
have you send for a copy Of our prospectus,
which will be mailed you on application, or
better STILL we extend to you cordial invita-
ton to call at the Companys Office, No. 907
Market street, where you can see the
Burners in operation, showing the PURITY
and BRILLlANCY Of the light, and the
amount of gas actually consumed. You can
sec for yourself by actual test of the meter.
Any other information you may desire, will
be cheertully furnished. The patent papers,
both of The United States and Canada, the
charter, stock subscription list, etc. can all be
seen.
All checks, money orders, drafts, express
orders, should be drawn to the order of Robert
w. Miller, Treasurer and sent to the Office
of the Company.
1fmore convenient, subscriptions will be re-
ceived on the basis of:
25 per cent, Cash down.
25 per cent, to be paid within 80 day of
subscri iption,
so per cent, to be paid within 60 days of
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RED MEN
VISIT UPLAND

Chester, Jan. il.-A delegation
from Minqua Tribe, No. s. q. r.
NJ, visited Mecoponacka Tribe, of
Upland. last evening and were well
entertained, The visitors brought
their adoption team with them aud
three pale faces were adopted into
the ranks Of Mecoponacka. The
work was performed 10 fine style
and the candidates got all that was
coming to ,hem.
Alter the business was over
camp fire was lighted aud the pipe
OF peace passed around.
Lewis Il. Greaves, OF Mecponack a
was made chairman. Addresses
were made bv Johl White, No. S,
and Past Grand Sachems Byron.
No. g; Mairs, No. 6, and Howard
No. Of Wilmington. Songs were
sung by the following Samuel
Warbu'ton, No. 2bb; Mr.. Harper,
No. S, and Amos Leary. Charles
Rumiord sang song with BANJO
rine accompaniment The visitors
lett TOR home at midnight. after ex-
pressing their appreciation at the
way they had been treated IN Up.
land.
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Interest; Many,

The display OF glacer gold, gold
ore aud god in quartz from the
kenross Niue in Caiaycras county,
together with ar old "4pers' rocker,
views Of the property and mining
oper atoms, interests many who
pass the windows of the W. l..
Doug ass shoe store, corner seventh
and Marhet streets. this citv.
The EXHIBIT is from the mine Of
the kenross Free Gold Mining
Company, composed o! represent a.
tive Deiawarcans, the company Of
ters a limited amount o. stock tor
sale to Investors at IA low price.
This offers many Il cnauce 10 be-
come independent with d small out
lay. luiI partlcuIdrs on request,
Office, 900 Ford Building. Whining
ton, Delaware.
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WITH THE
FARMERS.

Harmony Grange will have an i'm
| portant meeting on Monday evening,
when the members who wish to g
! into the club for ordering clover must
hand their names and the amount
they need.
Pomona Grange, No. 3, of SUSSEX
| County will hold their annual meet.
ing at Georgetown on next Thursday.
Harmony Grange, of New Castle
County's new officers are: Master,
Harvey Ball; Overseer, W. P, Peach;
Lecturer, Ella Derrickson: Steward,
c. L. Walker: Assistant Steward,
Irwin Klair; Chaplain, J. II. Walker;
Treasurer, B. Z. Derrickson; Secrete-
y,Alice Moore: Gate keeper, Ed
mund Peach: Ceres, Sallie Rubencame
Pomona, sara Moore; Flora, Emeline
Derrickson; Lady Assistant Stewart,
lIetty Klair.
At the APPOINTMENTS ,of the Grange
the sisters had royal treat in store
for those present at the meeting in
the shape of an oyster supper
Dr. A. Neale and Worthy Master,
+. c. Bancroft were present.
Harmony Grange always enjoys the
visits of these gentlemen and benefit
by their addresses
Washington, Jan. 10. Second AS
siStant Postmaster General Shalcn-
berger has under consideration a
method of providing quicker despatch
for special delivery letters.
There iSconsderablc complaint now
on that score, and it has been ascer-
tained that in the Philadelphia Post
OIlicc it has taken forty five minutes,
after the receipt of special delivery
letter in the post office, to deliver the
letter two blocks distant. Letters az
irving in Philadelphia by train for
special delivery purposes are not de-
llvered for over an hour after their
arrival at the Broad Street Station
when the point Of delivery is not over
two blocks distant from the city post
llicc.
one proposition Mr. Shalicnberger
has under consideration is that ul at
taching supplemental letter box to
the regular letter boxes on the streets
witha view to drpoSItiny therein only
the spcclaI delivery letters, The idea
is to have special delivery messengers
made rapid round Of these special
boxes at frequent intervals.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
Loses liis Plant.

A gentleman named CunradsOn was
having a lot of American Lathe built
in our city by the j. Norton Poole
company He wanted to interest sew
eraI local capitalists in In" machine
when he would have erected shops in
Our city for the manu- facturc Uflhem.
He failed to get the required capitol
here but was more fortunate in get
ting several Plttsburg caplolists in
'creSted and has built a large plant
In Il town in Pennsylvania. The main
shop will b" go feet by $40 and will
give employment to 400 hands
This iSa very important industry
that Wilmington capitalists have let
Slip through their fingers when i,
could have been located in Will
lningt"n.
This same gentlemen was given
sl',000 a year bv the New York
Steamship Manufacturing company
located at Camden, y. j.. for setting
the machinery III place Of that plant
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DE Lib and | unprn-s

Z The funeral Of Mrs. Charlotte
Drain, of Chester took place to-day.
4 lntermcnt was made at the Cattle
dral Cemetery, this city.
Miss Susie Hardness, aged y years
Of No 1919 Lancaster Avrnu", idIrd
yesterday, Her funeral WI.l take place
On Monday,
The funeral Of jonuc cruiG, 80. 20
King street took place to-day M
terment was made made at Elrryiow
Cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine
Bodle. aged Il wears, ot No. Goa West
Seventh street, took place to-day.
lnlcrnent was made at the Whining
ton and HraudyWinc Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
THE WEATHER.

In the Middle States and New Eng
land to day cloudy weather and sta
tionary temperature, will prevail,
with light snow followed by clearing
in the interior of this section.
Sunday, partly cloudy, to fair
weather, will prevail, and colder with
north westerly winds.
Monday, fair weather will prevail
with slowly rising temperature.
The thermometer at W. G, Taylor's .
drug store 3o2 King street, to day register
I'd as follows:
7o'clock " o'clock o'clock
S2 S5 a~
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ELKT0N
M. +. CHURCH

Elkton, Md, Jan. 1l.-Tomorrow
will be gala day at the Methodist
Episcopal Church of this town. The
church has undergone extensive re-
pairs and Improvements. The au.
dience room will be reopened for di-
vine service after thorough refur-
nishing. The new carpet and new
quartered oak circular pews had to
bemadc to order which required from
90 to 80 days The changes not only
make the church practically new.
but give it the comforts and appear
ance OF the most modern church.
All the services Of the day will be
held in the audience room except the
opening service the love feast as
$50 a. N, which will be held IN the
lecture room, in charge OF Rev A. S.
Mowbray, Of Port Deposit. 10 this
service all are cordially invited.
The preaching service will be at
1915 a. m. Sermon by Rev. Samuel
MacBurney, ID. d., of Philadelphia.
He is fine speaker and those who
hear him will be greatly pleased. At
2. 80 p m. there will be platform
meeting at which the former pastors
will make short addresses.
Among those expected are Rcvs. Ii
S. Thompson and W. E. Avery, of
Wilmington; ]. P. Otis of Newark;
"A. S. Mowbray of Port Deposit, and
T. Il. Terry, Of Cristeld. The choir
will render some special music in an
thems; solos, sc. Solos by MIR. New
man Davis OF Wilmington; Rev. L
u. Terry, Mrs. Daniel Harvey, Mrs.
Robert D. Brown and others.
The evening service will be at p.
M, opening with special music by
the choir followed by sermon 10y Rev.
II. f. Terry. All are invited to en-.
Joy tile day with our Methodist friends
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
Properties Transferred

/ The following properties were
recorded to-day us having been
transferred.
George W. Philips to Frank J.
May No. 7l2 West Eleventh
Street flor $4,000.
Martin H Dala to Leslie
Derickson Nos. 234-G-S North
Harrison Street for -. 500.
Erie A. Engrim to Frances f.
Gallagher, property at Twenty
fourth and l.amottc Streets for ST.
$50.
Charles NIu!hcrin to $. 4. Tritts
Md. d. property at Maple and Van
Buren, Streets.
: Thomas }. TalIcy to Mary Jack
Son Marvel two propertio, at thir-
teenth and Van Barren for $40 900,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
The AnpUirtIrent Held l.r

Congressman Ball called upon
United States Marshal John Cam
non Short loda to cxnlain to him
Why he asked the withdrawal OF
the Marshal's s nomination from the
Senate. Aiter a conference With
the Marshal; he called upon Collcc =
tor o; Port Houston and had q chat
with HIM and Flcid Deputy Burton
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
List OF Public Sales.

January
lG-sa,e OF huu-u, aul lot for the vii
Savings fund at srIdharu J. spus a,ir-
tlon rooms
lG irving i. Bah rirm sDvrt MN Cree,
No.
2l-lohn Gibbons ,aIe VI good furni urr
80 Broom" -tru"t.
2G-Salr Of stock aud fancy art cI"s J ohm
+. Conway decd BrnuuyHi.e Hl
@i-Snlr oi All the huU,"hpIj goods Of the
Iato john L Cons ~ BrAndYwtur hd
February
Own. II. klpl stIr II horses near Cen,
trryIile D"l
- ecinl public SAL NJ good furniture
A. StIdham'4 hurtlol room
Is iliiuUnd Wp Il tou. farm siyck Min
Creek Hi
2-SHlp o. good rurnrIir,. Mt III IlhnIu's
auction rDyin.
n r"u
N",t9ri & i.nu more, NV load
iIrIt Hln ak
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-11
Masquerade

A most delightful. mask parity was
given last evening at the rnsicn3c
OF William VcSs. no.! 1870 Adams
street, The ma>lueraIer, were
dressed in the most couucaI manner
and spent Il very pleasant r,cuIue.
Refreshments were served n atuu
d ucr.