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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
WHO THE -
TRUSTEES ARE.

| When the Trustees Of the Poor
met at the New Castle County Hos
pi.al this morning there were nlnd
new members present. The ne"
Board is now Republican with eleven
Republicans and three Democrats.
The mem bers 0! the Board are as FOL-
lows.
Observation-Disclosures Fahey, D.
builder and contractor, Matthew
Murphy d. salesman, Robert u.
Kemp, X. bookkecper. E. L. RICE
| grocer:
Brandy wJne-Frank Stirling, R.
| grocer.
Chrstiana-Jamcs f. Polk, r.
wagon builder
MiliCreek-H. Walker, u. farmer
lencader-Z =. Harris. r grocer
at Glasgow.
New Castle-Robert McFarlin r.
a State Senator and prominent far
mer residing at Farnhurst.
White Clay Creek-Dr. Columbus
HGury, r., was born 10 New Caste
hundred, December s, lS43. lie re-
celyed his primary education IN the
public schools of New Castle County,
and al BiarStown Academy, n. j.
His early life was devoted to Agrcus'
tural purs ats. lie. however, never
manifested any sEeciai interest IN the
laborS OF the farm and in 1865 dec'd'
ed to prepare for the mcdica! profess
sion. For SIX months he taught, at
the same time reading medicine. and
in the fail o! 1868, entered the medl.
ca, department OF Yale College. In
the fail q! 1863 he entered the Uni.
ve!slty &! Pennsylvania, graduated IN
l:-i and Immediate catered upon
the practice 0: his profession In New
ark; In 1875 United with IT the bust.
ness 0! drugg:s.. Daring the CiV'i
War Dr.. Hepyy was mustered into
service in Company b, Ninth hegi'
ment. Delaware Volunteers and was
mustered out January 25, 1865. AS
member OF the Delaware State
Medica, Society and Of the STATE
Board of Medical Examiners, he eX.
eICiScu HIS ulCulCt. lo'ChsS 'o' Wv
good of his fellow citizens. lie las
been an active member both OF the
Masonic and Odd Fellows fraternity.
He was for several years President or
the Building and Loan Association OF
Newark aud in ali the various public
positions discharged his duties faith.
fully and satisfactorily.
Red Lion Edward Clark, II. son
of the late jefferson Clark, retired
farmer and had been member Of the
grand jury recently discharged.
ST. Georges Joseph Parker, X. OF
Middletown, a hustling business man
and actively engaged in the manu-
facture Of harness being a heavy
s.ockholder in the Diamond State
Harness Company.
Appoquinlmink George Knots.
II. is one Of the best known and most
successful farmers 10 lower New Cas-.
tie County,
Black bird.-John Berth is a farmer
residing near Black bird, 10 Blackbird
Hundred, and is in his .29th year,
This is his first Official position. He
was born IN Canada. came to Della.
ware twenty years ago with his par
cnts who settled on farm near
Backbird.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
randy VINE ~ IA Rage

The Erandywlie is III a rage today
aud tie residents beyond Eleventh
street bridge are alarmed. There was
a part ial Suspension Of work at Ban'
croft :, mills owing 10 the food.
Streams from the hills brought
down trees. logs parts of fences and
all mingled win the ice and were car
rled on by the rushing waters. Both
went over The retaining wall. Lea S
mills aie inundated by the floods.
Along the ClrIstlaia everything is in
tin" shape. The Delaware is turbu-
but and the acres Of floating ice cause
trouble to The craft,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

! Mrs. Simon Moran. Of No IiS'.
Townsend street, vile OF rN-pUItCc
man Moran had all experience one
night last week that gave her a
great shock and which she VIII no.
soon forget.
Mrs Moran was awakened bv
hearing some one in her room Nh.
at first thought it was her brother.
but was greatly slartIsd "h2n she
discovered that II was a big lur!y
negro. The negro Was S'anlIn. 10
trout OF the bureau and was ram.
sacklng the bureau drnwcr..
!; Mrs Moran fgayc the alarm at
once and the daring burglar cscau,
ed before h. could be caught,
An Inves,js alton ai.cr the house
hold was aroused shove! that
nothing was missing, the negro
having hecu scared away before he
could secure any va.uab'eS.
r.NIrs. NCran has been suffering
from vcrvou5 shock since the oC-
Caslon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
DOTS.

The Y. W. c. L. OF St. paul's NJ.
L. Church will give musical and
literary entertainment in the
church, Thursday evening, Febru-
AIRY y. All are invited; Offering.
One of the Cool Spring coal
wagons broke down loaded with
coal on King street, yesterday at
icrnoon. Another wagon was pro-
cured aud the coal reloaded when
the disabled vehicle was taken
away by employees OF the company.
Robert II Scott visited Philadel.
phia Yesterday to attend the open
ing OF the numerous millinery
goods stores. lie will in a few
weeks open out his millinery de-
partmcnt with Il larger and up.to-
date assortment OF millinery soods
than ever.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
TRUSTEES OF. =
The POOR.

Today was the first meeting Of
the new Board of Trustees of the
Poor, the change being from
Democrat to a Republican ma
jority. The numerous candidates
for superintendent were on hand
and with their friends were busy
buttonholing the different mem
bers of the Trustees OF the Poor,
for their support. They were B.
Frank Blackburn, James d. Foster
of New Castle, John d. Davis Of
Pencader; George Groves of Will
mington; John Wahnn OF New
port. ss~sf
Among those present engaged
in the triangle fight were: John
Wham, John Levy, S. Atwood
Stewart, A. Everson, J. Taylor,
T. +. Bradley, j. w. Lattomus,
H. Moore, c. White, N. EWING
DR.. Bastlan, j. Tolls, r.. Parker.
p. Chandler, r. Scott, H. Rice, j
Toman, John King, New Castle.
Not for years has their been
such II stir amongst the r. publi-
cans as this morning and every
person present appeared to be
hard at work trying to influence
the Republican members to give
their candidate their support es-
pecially was the case with The
appointment for superintendent of
the Almshouse. The candidates
who showed any following were:
Mr.. Blackburn, Mr.. Doves, Mr.
Foster, Mr.. Groves and MIR.
Wham.
Frank Ball brother Of Congress.
man Ball dropped out some time ago
when he found that he could get
few promises for the support OF the
members and the hight then 1hr'
rowcd down TO Mr.. Foster and Mr..
Black burn.
The following were candidates for
physicians: Doctors II. w. Briggs,
G. W. Forrest. J. W. Bastian. J. l..
Wales. Ralph p. Stubs, David
Stewart. and John Andrewa
The Republican members awaited
until DR.. Henry and Mr.. Polk ar
rived.
The candidates for attorney are:
Robert G. Fraime, J. w. Lattomus
and Herbert l.. Rice. The Repub.
Iicans pciuded that they would
not 60 70 caucus until dinner.
The probabilities are that Black
burn Will be chosen as superinten.
dent on the second ballot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

III AIHS
nOGEllS In ilia civ Ful nlth CAurlea W

HOGEi,S-tn this city Feb. .5th Charles W.
lo,crs
Relatives. friends and members Of Eureka
Council Jr q. U, A. n. arr respectfully invit.
Cd TO attend the funeral services at the house
SIC MOnroi street. on Thursday evening, at 8
o'clock. lntrrment at Liberty Grove, Cecil
Co.. Nd. Friday morning
GIBSON in this city on Feb. q, 1907. Henry
Gibson.
Relatives md friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late rrsdeDce. s.i Tat
nall street on Thursday afternoon. 9th inst i,
to leave tho hous, ut O'CLOCK. Services at
Bethel A. NJ. &c, Church lnterment in 81.
Peters ccinatery. y
Hll.rON-n this city on Feb. -, 1902, Mary
hilton ia her Esd year.
Relatives aud friHnis are invited to attend
tho funeral services ut LcI~iate residence. No.
5D3 MARY land avenue on thursday afternoon.
Feb 21th, ut ~ o'clock Interlncnt at Xiv
ervlcw cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

[ George S. MattlngIy, SIS Jackson
street, this city, says now is the time
10 trim Shade trees and grape vines.
Fruit trees rose bushes &c should be
trimmed about April LIST. Mr. NJ.
represents Hopes Bro. and Thomas,
West Chester, Pa. They are good
reliable nulseymcn, have 600 acres
and SO. yeats experience Their out
tit Tor sprlng 1902 Will he by far the
largest In The history Of the firm. The
spring sale closes March 18th Per-
sous in want OF shade, fruit and or.
namcnlal trees, vines, rosts, shrub
berry &c should call or address Mr..
Mal,ingly and We would recommend
[ Inc firm as we know them well.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
CARD BASK EFT.

Miss Dena Ryan visited friends in
Philadelphia ON last Sunday.
Captain Edmund Mitchell. Jr. y,
sailed OH Saturday for Cuba on Il
business trip.
The admiring friends OF Mayor
Fisher will present him this evening
with Il thoroughbred Jones Water
spaniel.
Flank A. Mitchell Of Washington
was in Wilmington yesterday.
Miss Cora Trowridge, one of the
passengers on the Norwegian steam
ship l aiisman, which arrived at the
mouth OF the Cliristiana on Monday
short of coal, is being entertained by
Mrs. John H. Huntingdon. No. sol
Ialnall street, the boat being forced
to remain here for eoal.'r ,pi
William frederick, purser of the
Gamer Brandywine. who recently
was married in. Philadelphia, has re.
turnco from his wedding tour, and
assumed his duties Yesterday,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
Tic sc Betrayed TAO lury'ars.

Laurel, Del, Feb. 25.--After
stealing a horse and wagon from
J. West i'eanchamp, robbers went
to tho store Of tharlcs A. Miller,
at Edwin Post Office, and stole a
Wasonioad Of merchandise last
night This morning the horse and
wagon were found in the woods
and part of tie goods were found
in the house Of Levin Handy.
Hand Y and Thomas J. Tinker were
arrested charged with the burglary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
S. HI.
BLACK DEAD.

New Castle, Feb. 26,-Samuel II.
Black, brother of Dr.. John Black,
died at 5o'clock this morning. During
the last few days be was paralyzed on
the left side.
Mr.. Black was one of the best
known men in the State. In addition
to being Mayor of the City lie had
been Deputy Collector OF Port when
an Office was existing. or late years
llc was connected with the Philadcl-
phia Office of the Erickson line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
THE WEATHER

|. LIE W LA LU.
In the Middle States and New Eng.
land to Gay cloudy weather will prevail
followed by brisk north easterly
Winds, followed by rain.
Thursday, cloudy weather will
prevail to clearing, with brisk winds
and slowly rising temperature.
Friday promises to be clear and
slightly higher temperature, with
north easterly winds.
The Thermometer at W. C.Taylor 5
drug store 302 King street today reg
istered as follows:
O'Clock 10 O'Clock lo'c!ock
a. 46 as
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
To OrgHnlze Band.

Efforts will be made In the near
future TO organize an entirely new
band for the First Regimen. National
Guard of Delaware. 1t Is not .ike'y
that the band viii be organized with
o!1 musicians, but young mel viii, he
enlisted in the band and taught music.
Those Who are interested in the mat.
ter say that they have always been
unsuccessful in organizing band for
The regiment with musicians who
have before PLAYED in hands.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
Night School.

A special three months course be-
ginning Monday night next, March Sd
costing only So, with easy payments,
at Goldcy College, Market street, cor
ncr Sth. Practical business branches.
Individual instruction. Call tonight,
or send for free circular.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

New students are enrolling to be.
gin il commercial or stcE0graphClA
course on Monday next a,tinldcy Cot.
,rgc, Market street, corner S1h. Nos
IS a good time to begin Call any day
" 10 ,. or NIGHT : to ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
PERSONAL Q !:
MENTION.
SMALLEY-MARR

Miss Rebecca s. Mari and William
Fox Smalley Of Harmony, were mar.
ried last night at the home OF the
brides parents GU Second street,
near King. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. A. N. KeigWin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

Mr. George W. Pyle, No. GIG West
Fourth street, on Sunday, February
%, gave George Washington din.
ner TO a number OF friends. The
dining room was handsomely decora.
ted with flags and potted plants.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
Wednesday Evening Srrv CO.

Al st. Andrews Episcopal
Church this evening the speaker
will lie the Rev. Percy L. Hall of
st. Timothy'S CatonsvilIc, Md.
The attendance at these Lenten
services have been unusually large
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

.N goo wu"k or lr,v. .SA
(eE. my horse, - head o, y,,t '*;$1
ratii. con -i-tl my of dairy cove xen4 II
@rd yraritugS. about 40 rnirs ~ Nv
chickens. du"ks and pigeons.
lI head -: 4lrui. ~*N""r<s'''s~
Farming imrlrnrnlI cnns -iIn- o! every
tho. us "A on n fat IN, 300 bushels cora du,:y
H%iurr 20. l.. :. separator nearly urw,
~ t'r rtJic'. ct, household AMI kl'cncn
furniture.
Tcrm5-All sums Of 50 AMI unl"r ctSh
."cr that ninuuHl credit It I mHrlhi with a
good endOrrcr per cont of IN rr",ii, sums
JAMES IiBn!lT
Harry Wniicriin. hu i.j IN | ii
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

A meeting OF the Sussex onion
RepubiItan County Committee was
held yesterday at Georgetown. The
attendance was small, owing 10 ;he
inelemency Of the day,
The big engine at the Augustine
Mills broke down this morning ard
the hands had to 60 home 'or the
day.
The Office and store room .! the
Pullman Works were pulled dowa
to-day ny the steam car .ransterre.
The club house OF the Christi
ana Outing Club near Christiana
WAS badly damaged by falling
trees daring the storm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

In Orphans Court this morning
William G. Conway, administrator OF
Robert A. Conway, made return OF
sale, which was confirmed. Roda n.
Robinson was appointed guardian for
Irene b Robinson. Order was made
for partition Of real estate Of Samuel
r. Thatcher, deceased, and Joseph
l.. Carpenter, Charles G.. Kurtz, John
S. Mulin, Calvin W. Crossan and
Joseph l.. Carpenter Jr., were ap.
pointed to make the partition. Court
adjourned until next Wednesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
Mrs Savllle Improving

Mrs. II. G. SavilIc Of No.4l4 Spruce
street who has been in the Uni yersit y
OF Pennsylvania Hospital fer several
weeks is considerably improved and
will be home about Easter. The op.
Grafton performed on Mrs. SaYiIe
was tie first of the kind in the his.
tory OF the University and they have
have had thousands.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.

The engagement is announced OF
G. NJ. Beadenkopt to Miss Grace A.,
O'Neili, formerly OF Washington, D..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
no TABOO The
CHICAGO BEEF.

Fhc people OF the STATE u oela'
ware Will he deeply lhteTeale1 III the
! tight against Chicago beet.
George J. Rocsch, Leslie McCand'
less aud David u. Martin we're ap-
! pointed Yesterday a. meeting OF (he
A Philadelphia Live Stock Association
as a committee to urge the leader, OF
The Rcpnblicanand Democraticpartc'
in this state " Insert II plank in the
platforms OF the respective state con.
venlioliS, declaring in favor OF The
passage Of law 10y the incoming Legs
laturc' which will prevent the lmpor.
tntiUn into the State OF dressed beer,
/ rssomn0aiy known as "Chicas" b'cl' W
This action is the beginning 81
y war against the National Beet lruSt
9sby the Philadelphia ana iit'Snhfs
wholesale butchers. In Their chorus
= to obtain the legislation which l'lcs
arc, seeking they will receive support
.N0m the New York Live STOCK AS
/sociaLion, the preS'dentol w'''cll yes
terday morning tcicgrap'led llAS III.
ability to be present at the meeting,
and promised assistance III Tue move
mcnt.
AT the meeting winch WIS held In
the abattolr, Lcaie McC"uilc,I pro
siding, the association passed The To-.
lowing resolution:
'itesolvcd, That the Legislative
Committee send Il communication IN
writing to the candidates fer senator
and Representatives iotln Legislature
when nominated, requesting their
support in the movement - prevent
The importation Of dressed beef i'llr
The State, or falling That ~ pass a
law requiring every letlit butcher
selling Chi3lyo beef to label 1t IN pt.
der That the rpurclla,Inynay
+ DOT be deceived and providing Il
n, penalty for failure to comply with
the law.
"Thc passage al the legislation ask
all for bv us would greatly benefit ,hc
the farmers OF this AMI the uciyiIlIol-
States. said George j. RoeScn
wight. we lirmig believe that
nplc will he with Us in our
protect their interests. We
promised the support Of
.tcS Senator penrotr Con-
Burk, Mayor Aslbritigc and
It George McCurdy. OF Com
=. Council of thi, city, and whiir
our association is a non. political body
COMPOSED of nearly an equal number
! ~ D,,,I,i;.,,. ,,,,I h,,,,.r,,. ,,,,
/ iDtcud hereafter to make it lively for
ahc National Beef Trlls. wllanrsct
nd wherever we can do so.
,HWe are well aware, continue
MTNkoesch. .that we will have
difficulty in obtaining the needed
LEGISLATION for our protection in
business, but this moyem mt is per
mapen,. We know that the Ma.
tional Beet Trust has ito paid
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

Wednesday, February 2G, 1902.
Hansco!n's delicious Egg Noodles
wide Medium or fine. Special this
week Sc. pkg.
HANSCOM'S Hardet and Seventh st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

West Erd Basket Ball team has
withdrawn from the Delaware State
League and will remain an indie
pendent team. On Friday evening
they will play 'Standen's strong ALL
Philadelphia team and good game
ia eypectei
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
MARRIAGES.

SM ALI.EY-MAl tR-At the residence Of Mr.
John X. Mari, lGS Il, ?nd strest. on Feb. 20,
ls02, by Rev. A. N. keigwin, D. u. VIM. H.
Smnlley OF Harmony, Del. md Rebocca J.
Mari, of Wiimin .ton Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
NO TOLL ON
NEWPORT PIKE

The Whining ton Christiana Turn.
pike over which there has been
some controversy for some time
past in relation to the bad coudi-
ton OF the turnpike, has for the
last fifteen days has been thrown
open to the travelling public and no
toll charged for driving over it.
1t is in terrible condition, the
travelling public being compelled to
use the trolley road bed to get
around the snow drifts, being i'm
passible 10 numerous places. 1t
is understood that the gates will
be closed and toll collected next
week. The sentiment of the COM
munlty at large is that no toll will
be paid until the turnpike is put
in good condition. If suit is enter.
ed against any of those travelling
over the turnpike the matter will
be tested ia the court.j
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

Rev. W. l.. Hayward Of st.
Elizabeth's church Philadcl-
phia will be the preacher at
the special lcnten service, this
cvcningat st. Michael'sChurcll,
Chestnut and Adams street
These services are interesting
and brief and some Of the bcss
known mission preachers of the
Episcopal church in PhiIadel-
phia are lending their assist
ance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
. TusSsrs Leck!sx 0ysr (rouuds. Y

Twenty-Five members Of the Ats
'lantic Turner's Association were
in this city Oh Sunday last 10 lock
over the ground selected Tor tie
coming funniest. They were much
pleased with the site.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

WEDNEDSAY. MARCH .. 1902.
at ID o'clock sharp
~ 40 10 good work or driving fsl.-.-,
~ horses all well broken ,cikjltb t1&1
aud NOmc RI ised. head coiti. z Ltseg,N
some CT which promise speed, Nv
=! head dairy cows, several OF ssSSS:.SEwk:5fAa
which have calves by their "~"s'"s<|N''
sides other. springing; they are home raised
end first class m!llinra, lplstein bul Is com
ing years sid, 3 COOL brood sew, and young
pigs % pairs nj &c chickens.
Market wagon and jump seat carriage, 3
farm wagons AL in good repair. moving ma.
chimes bcerlng make, bindcr, roller, Disc
harrOws, 2 riding cultivntors,b hand cuIilyn.
tors. i-horst plnws, curn Planters. hay tod
der, fodder cutter. forks, shuvrls, hoes. hay
rigging, set wagnn harness, pillow harness,
collars and bridi.s,tiar!t' Premier incubator.
.0o egg sz", la =" cnurns. butter trays, milk
cans will hold ~ qs,. corn by hushel.
Ierms--0n all sums OF so and under cash;
over that amount II credit o, mouth by Civ
ing banliabla note E!thapproveu eldorsrr:
per cent discount for cnsn You can nch
sale By Kew Gas lc trolley.
JOHN +. RICHARDS.
Edward Davis. Auc f!U ara q mi
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

my! but it's funny, those Old Maids
who nrc coming homo from Oklahom
and have their Corvcntien in Epwor tn
NJ, +. Church on Friday evening tebru
airy 2Sth,
Aieyou col ng? l am we'll meet at tho
duor IL Giants
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26
Recognition Scrv ces,

The congregation of the North
Baptist Church, Delaware avenue
and Lincoln street, will hold their
recognition services 10 their pastor,
Rev. Charles Parker. on Thursd az
evening. Mr.. Parker formerly
held a charge a. Gape sMayyN !.
! 3hp II aplist pas l0fe n IN III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

The street markets were well
supplied with everything IN the
eatabie line This morning. The
Italian iru!t lendcrs have on sale
strawberries tomatoes, cucumLers,
,adrshes, and other spring vegeta.
bIes at prices that are consider
bly, moderate at this time OF the
year. Eggs have dropped in price,
ceiling today IRON 80 cents TO s.
cents dozen with plenty in sight,
The bad weather last week pre-
vented Tie farmers from marketing
their eggs.
Let LGrs oil administration Were Etnn'cu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

The we'll known firm OF Megary & Son,
at sixth and Tntnnll streets will this wcok
end The special February sale it has boon
conducting Tho sala has been the most
successful 10 the history of tho firm,
which has been successful from it's incsp.
ZION. This year the firm not only cut con
siderable off the prices. but 1t also gave to
each purchaser coupon ontitling tho
purchaser to an amount IN goods equal
TO 10 per cent OF the amount purchased
during amy timo IL? to July /. The 70
suit If this WAS soon soon by he people.
The goods upon which Tho reductions
were made wero all new goods of tho stand
ard quality kept by tho firm whom the
newest and latest goods began to arrive
the same reduction WAS made and they
went in with the others. There was an
Offer also to make and to lay carpets froe
o! charge and to deliver gouds ordered
now ut any future time within u reason
able nUrlod and thu consequence Is that
the firm has been rushed with orders. 1t
has been compelled to advertise for up
holstorers and rooms formerly used for
storage have been taken for workshops
aud for the display Of goods. All Of tho
fine goods carried by tho company are
included III hi, sale and rare bargains
aSo offered in ali uepartmonr,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

Too iata tc cure cold after consump
t.nn has fastened It's deadly grin on ths
langs TANe Dc Woods Norwuy Pin,
syrup wnile yet there is lime.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-26

GALE POSTpONED-THE SALE OF II.
- Woilaston has Ioen postponed until Mon.
day, March I'd. whom he will sell his farming
I'm, lcmei Is and stock. flQ.9S