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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

On December IA, last, the proprie'
tors of Paine's Celery Compound foune
the following letter among their mail:
They had no correspondence on the
subject; they did not know Mr.. Mus.
ham, except by reputation. Like every
testimonial Of this great medicine that
was ever printed, it came to them l,n-
solicited and unsought. The proprie-
tors Of paine's Celery Compound have
never found it necessary to manufac-
turc or edit any testimonial. They have
never found it necessary by any trick
of advertising to promote mythical
men in far off places to petitions
i'll legislatures or Offices that never
heard Of them. /! is the one Of all
remedies the popularity Of which has
increased on account Of what it does
instead of what il says.
II appears hat Fire Chief Musllam,
the head of the Chicago Fire Depart
ment. which is the model of the world,
has been Tor forty years i'll the service;
as brave as a lion industrious, cool
headed. with a record for fighting fires.
and quite as distinguished for nerve
and gcncralship as other heroes
upon whom nations have bestowed
public honors for service in no less
hazardous undertakings. Chief Mus
ham, i'll tho spring Of 1901, obtained
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
TRADE CONDITIONS.
Progress lii Spite of Fires and
Storms--pie Iron Record broken.

Progress lii Spite of Fires and
Si"rms--pis Iron Record BROKEN.
NEW YORK. Feb. Is. X. q. Dun 4
COS weekly review Of trade says
Eusincss continues to progress salts,
farlorllr Wilhsianding heavy losses
through III" elements. The Kew year
has been unusually handicapped in this
way. floods and snow hlc"kadcs being
closely followed 10y fires and ryrlo-
>lnl'S. destroying much property and
rciHrfinS traffic. It is only another
evidence of HE solid basis upon which
the nation'S industries are established
mat III each cas-" r!nms for rebuilding
on grandcr scale were ul.}dr before
INC shock If The catastrophe h"d fully
passed. The labor sitIIal!ol has dis
l'nclly improved during The ,ti>l week.
htsvnt"s at woolen mills were adjusted
except rs 10 the WraNrr>, threatened
disturbance in coal mines avcrtcd,
"hiie som" railway employees received
voluntary advances in wages.
IN III" iron aud steel industry il is
hi"il a Thing as TOO much prosperity
During The last few: years there has
been such a marvellous expansion in
domestic business that ih" capacity Of
furnaces and mills rs wei! MS trans
porting fhrililrs have failed to keep
pace. The result is Il graGuni falling
behind with deliveries and u tendency
If buyers 70 send orders abroad when
ever needs are urgent.
Ace rdin. t" The Iron Age. pie iron
production during .!anuar! was at tlir
record breaking rate of | .l:MMtu Ions.
ana lhr reduction in furnace siorkS in.
di"a'"d that consumption WAS Stii
greater
Higher prices were The rule in the
markets for the leading agricultural
staples. Despite SONG foundations CT
contracts in order to avoid carrying
over The holiday speculative opera
lions N wheat were very iiritl. Thus
lirln prices IN the face of limited
trading emphasized the strong un.
lcriplIp.
cotton was even more vigorously au
>an"h. middlihg upIands attaining the
toy point Of th" crop year. The lat"
imlTu' "m"ni viii he Of li,tr hnllrGt to
prOin"ers, however. since over S.UOn.
HH' hnir> laN" lr"l. narkc1rd. and
Inrst of the balance has lIudnuh,rdiy
passed into The hands Of fnriplS. In the
textile Industry there are notable.
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went out then. l. last, and I left the
door on the latch so that those who
found the body might suspect that
anybody might have entered from the
street. That Is all l know about the
killing, SIR"
at seems 10 he quite enough. Where
was Bustamente all this timer
HE was watching Mr.. Wyndhanl.
lie followed him to the house. Esc,l-
lera and waited with Bustamente on
the other side of the street while Mr..
Wyndham went In, for we expected
that there would be an uproar at once.
TO our surprise. there was not. After
awhile James came ont, and the rest is
practically as you have already heard
me tell, except about the faxed friend
Of Bustamente."
"Weil. and after that?"
''Escuden went to the club to be
there ahead Of Wyndham. but he got
there about the same moment. Busta.
mente and | got a drink and went
down town."
"Now, Rodriguez. will have your
statement drawn off. and you will
swear to It, ! suppose:'
"CertGlnly."
"Officer, take him into the little room.
Remain there until am ready for you"
Craig" said the district attorney
when they were alone. II have a sus.
picion that this is the best days work
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
THE first gun OF the coming CAM

The first gun OF the coming cam.
paign in this state will he fred on
March 4th. The Regular Repub-
licans Of Sussex county will hold
their meeting at Georgetown March
4tll and resolve that they will not
accept an ANA! amation with the
Union Republicans. 1t this course
Is followed in all three counties,
then Willard salisbury and Rich.
ard r.. kenney will, without ques.
ton, be the two next United States
Sen ators from Delaware. United.
the Republican party will sweep
the state; divided. the Democrats
will win. Republicans, take your
choice. Which shall it be? There
Is ret much sense 10 defeating the
Democrats at the polls on election
day, only to sGuabble and defeat
the Republican party when the
legislature meets.
WHY would it no. have been aw-
inl Tor Judge Cochran and former
Judge Churchmnr TO play game
OF plno:hle as 10 who was entitled
10 The back salary OF that office
City Solicitor Rcinhardt has rem
dercd HIS decision. which gives
Judge Cochran tie snug cheek o!
II, o3A.os EX-Judge Churchman
by this decl>i,n receives nothing
for the time he served as Municipal
Judge. Such is life and the law.
a DESPATCH says that j. Pier
pont Morgan, representing syn
dictate, has purchased block of
valuable real estate in the business
section OF San Francisco, Cal, on
the site OF which it is proposed to
erect ii line hotel and macy other
buildings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
FROM
NEW CASTLE.

john Mct;onigal, an attendant At
the DcIawara State Hospital for the
IEsanc, died yesterday morning. He
was =. wears Of are. Liver and Kid
nrv troahtc caused his death. His
funeral will take place on Monday.
,crmcnt Will be made nc the Me'ilo.
dist cemetery Deceased wasas,auurh
democrat and flied The Office, Of
assessor and election inspector with
c.e Iii.
New Castle people in general hope
that Rev. William George Koun>
Wi! ucr!d' to remain ~ New Castle.
lie is popular not only With the mem.
bcrS OF his church but with al he
people.
A number Of men arc at worI; tear,
ing up the railroad tracks that run
along The river Si!orh lipm The WORKS.
Of the Nalioll Tub" Company to
the rolling mills
The senior an sophomore Glasses
of the High Schon! rendered an inter
c>lin@ literary program Yesterday
afternoon. Ctas. songs were gtyett.
Miss Racc prrsi'iin@ at HE piano.
THOSE taking part and their subjects
were II, follows:
The Coronation Chair" J. Car, vel
"I'lStng liojtdaya" Susie Gormlcy
"l.atin' Frank Hewlett
"SryIia>' Flora knause
The Royu' Yacht" Harriet Reed
"Nirgii' james White
"TGurnamenl' Harry Gravel
"TraiDin. Knight" John Gruhm
81 hillren s Crusade William Hall
"thii1rrn Crusade Frank Madden
Crusade = Minnie Taylor
several persons from New Castle
on Thursday evening attended The
family reunion at the home OF Alex.
andcr Baxter near Farnhnrst.
The Valentine Tea given in the
Town Hall last evening by the young
women OF the Methodist Chur CHI was
q very successful Affair
?he Knowles Wooden Mills Mere
closed yesterday on account Of 1.-THE
heater blowing out. About the time
the engine started up the heater
which was used for heating the wa
ter that went into the boiler was no.
ticrd 10 ! c leaking. AN invesligl-
tion showed that there vas an Old |
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law and consequently the mills had
10 close, hut resumed WORT again this
morning and will ruu tu i o'clock
this evening. The mills are extreme
| " hnsy and the stopping yesterday
caused delay IN the shipment Of
goods The prospects for the mills
are very bright.
Miss Clara Ncw'ovc who la, been
very sick for the past two weeks with
lung trouble Is somewhat better.
There is a general cry of coioniza-
tiDn beard on all sides on account OF
The large nnmhc. If coIored familir,
moving into the empty houses in
Shawton. Coupled with the influx
OF co!nl"d men last fan i, looks like
/" sure thing in the political race next
iaI.
Miss Dorothy Stewart. the accom-.
plishcd daughter Of Dr. Stewart was
rendered Il birthday plrlv las even
!ug in honor Of her Scvrnl zenith
birthday Among those present were
Misses Stella Nande-rilt and Bessie
ian # Port Penn. Florric Ease, MIN
nj" Taylor, Mcs>rS. Wafer Wilson.
Henry Taylor.
Mrs. Thomas Sn'i'n. who has been
very III Tor scrcrll days, IS reported
improving.
Charles Bennett is showing i'm.
pr"V'ment ana expects 10 be able to
be out within a few days
Miss Ethel Barnes, who has been
confined TO the house for the past
week IS now able 10 be o't.
James Taylor. son of cx-Sherili
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

head of work Or driving hor,"4. n
No l--Lce, black i,rr-,. good worker l3N
md all around horse.
No. .--ll'ly. gray hor1c, good wo'k, and
No a-BeJ. brywt mar, good worsarxuI
u good road mare
No i-b"h, gray hor.r, good worker ni
driver.
No MAY. rom mare good worker ,.is
AxsHYyEl close .sprinsers. some Win
fY6aHN calves by their side: yrarl,ng
H%ss sSxapso ws WIN rissly their do,
Berkshire stock hoy 3 Len
geese, turkey s"bbier, turh'y i-a.
Iai,n lmpen,nia-? !h0rae farm Wagons
cart | markct wps"u, mp seat carr age,
buggy, milk wagon, road cat .-.~at
sleigh. Osborne binder, buckeye mower.
inekryr graft drill in good order. ! X
dump horse rake, hand dump hers, rae.
hay teddcr, ',iank roller -pri,E t,pth hta-
row good Us new, ] Iron Age ,ulkry tu!l,va-
tor new, Hinsh .tti,ir rul ival or IN good "F-
der. ! sol rutt or? sci t2la harrows. >lnnr"
harrow! Wizard pCwt. potat0 ,i"w i.ui.e
pillow. iron hand cult, vntors sled corn hr.,r
Etr. Tiain fan, corn shelter. roUi cliiet' hay
cutter, market wa:o.,D"i, AMI yuk', carriage
pole and ;o!:", s"insI" trr"A, double mnu ~
i'S"s. straw knives. posi- sva'tr. posi- dog. ct
Of rorrS and hlo,k4 lot chains, hnra shorri
tot COW cLn'n-, ~ good grain bag. raaee,
forks, shor Is pad. and hhsa.
Hnrn"sI--I SGT et...e harness, 3 sets In
tsp harness. 81 lrau harnrqs. SET IDari,ei
harness sci cart harness. sci sEi double har.
mes y s'ts light harness, 3 sets heavy leather
IL nets, singh net, pair housings, rO.iHrs,
Dridlo-, lines and hali"r-.
! bedroom SCI, lounge walnut extension b.
bic. COZ Ii stove. room slaves, ] half Bhr;bl
,htiIn and horse, Clutter tuO' prints aLd lr
lies, ! .O.quaii mil, cans 80 quart tnr,
I'M. is ana .lr I NIl ga
incubator in good order | Erouier and rary
,ther articles too numerous ton mrnii"n
TirSc goods viii b" positively suI,t, NJ l
ave no further u,e t' them.
Terms All suns !'-- shan so cash: a l',tr
hid. amount credit of . months wlU u, = y.
N; i,o interest il paid when due; j! n".. Il.
crest trn!n date nt safe: ! I"'r cent OF ter
ash on credit .GIu..
EDMUND WOLLA'TtN.
Il ilham \ Son, Au,.
fIlJt Ellis Hicks, tI.S.
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With Perfect Nerves ogd
Good Blood He Has
Won the Highest Po-
sjtion in His cu/Ijno.

n. h;o,.s, .o,,a,;.: a., :,
III, " isr le.osnltioh mat 1t is pos
nronn,;an ,'a a. IL, n,s business 10 have
Tho fnes, Gro Gm,,t ,,u'' = 10 inc mead 81
Hc hsa,n ~ s"," ,'o ui'saoe Oh EARN.
Rs,d Hta, h.. VI" w., D.'. " H.,
that has also on rI' u .h tm. n,en,e'1e
,,,,er nner .nJ ,,n,,,an uu y, '" ',.: "l
nv ;ntrl;genrc and a,n, ~ a" new, ",al
c;,t az, - IN "'' '"'o'''o'' 'ney were
'"I ~ ~ ~.
releru r.al NJ ,,,,n H., l'al what palnes
of Mar,bnl NIm1,, nn, '. ont ~ ~ inc case
sa,ds " - ".,o ,mu, ,,li ana 11r ihoT-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

Charles N. Crittenton Of New
York, concluded his meetings in
this city. with an address at Grace
NJ i. Church last night.
IL 10 felt that the home 10 this
city has been considerably benefit.
cd BY the visit Of Mr.. Crittentol,
and the addresses which he has
made here. lie is all excellent
speaker. and being the founder OF
the work which he is carrying
OH. he can speak 10 his audiences
IN way which is sure 10 attract
attention. Friends for the home
have been made at each meeting,
ard II is expected the bcueht will
be marked.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
A STEAMSHIP COMBINE.
Eve Lines In N0rsHn's pOoi-HcHd-
quarters In IGuJDi

BOSTON. Fob. H. Scvn:;l, Boston
AMI New York stcunl-A, lines hive
combined lli"il interests and tiuaurirrs
10. k on It ~ he largest steamship, ios |
ever 'uIlslrnlnaici in this country. In
rludcd in the combination are the 10
miDion aud I.c,lanh lines Of Boston
and The Whit" STAR. the American and
The Atlantic Transport lines Of New
York
The movements Of the boats Of an
III" lines will be directed from one
headquarters in London which i 10 he
presided over by Henry Wildn@, u III.
rector OF the Leyland, the Atlantic
Transport ana the American lines,
One Of the men most deeply interest
ed in the combination s.-!,-RiegLa,at--
Morgan, and no one had ykorc TO do
with bringing il about than he.
IN" combination controls 1gO steam
orS "f all sizes. has behind II n great
many millions Of dollars aud is pracii.
railv il Il position to dirtalr what shall
nApp"h after TINS IN The Steamship
business of Eu> Oil ana New \uik.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15
CHANGERS
and FARMERS.
vgE ezkA9 TONIC LLyAg,ys.

The New Castle Grange at Bear
Station is a huater. From its en-
celcnt paper "The Ideal Farmer"
are culed some Of the following in.
tcrcsting items.
While the past icy two weeks las
not been favorable time for the
growth Of plants. it has been no dctri-
mcnt To the growth Of the Grange o.;
of GranserS. The dull days and Ing
evenings arc an excellent time for
leading and thinking. II is in these
times Of comparative resi- that plans
are evolved for tightening our work
and lettering Cur system Of farming.
Il, Is, Berry figures the cover from
one sowing III TG5 pc: acre. while
equally good land in timothy will
yield So per acre. Tie labor Of two
crops Is nearly the same.
Prof. Bailey says that Every farm
and every field is q problem Itself. "
Here is room for thinking and a gen
crai solution viii d. for many Of the
fields throughout the extent Of
particular formation Of soil. Now as
cur water formed sraveIy loan is
naturally deficient in lime and the
nitrogen and humus or fiber pretty
wei! worked out Of ii: Since clover is
universally giving good results ON the
Peninsula in supplying the necessary
iiberln The soil, making itsponey 50
it will ho,d moisture, allowing the
surplus water to pass through and
not bake after rains; besides giving
us good quantity Of nitrogen, and
ciuScr demands sufficient quantity
Of lime. The problem Of farming
here seems easy. and one solution
will reach the lila jorily OF cases,
Line we Mist have, clover we can
Daye, and money We will have. Again,
most Of Increases and deere asses is
worked by compound interest. Rev.
II. W, Beacher says: "l'armr!s north
Of Delaware have bard time to make
4 living" Here in Delaware We haze
a chance to start by putting a field
in corn, SOW crimson clover in the
corn in jlly about The Elm. cut the
corn September 18th. cut the clover
May 21th, plant the corn June LIST.
Having 4 Clover Sod nGw to plow
down, cut the corn September 25th.
SOW wheat Juiv lSt. SOW clover
March 18th, cut wheat July lst, cut
cover, September Ell, cat clover
again June 18th, and again August
LIST, leaving what grows after that to
be cover for the ground in winter
and to make the soil soft and mellow
the next spring for Whatever crop We
desire TO plant.
To get through with this we will
harc to supply the necessary amount
III lime to start with. then there need
tie no fertilizer bought other than The
acid phosphate, The Clover
VIII furnish the nitrogen add fiber,
and We haveSeven crops in four years
and leave the field IN much better
than We f0ani it: j. e.
Cover sod with Il good aftermath
III top Of ii.
III combining truck VITA farming
HERE is endless ways Of cropping.
bat nearly all the trucking lands
'onth Of Wilmington are needing
inc and show it in color Of foliage,
lie tendency to bake and the persist
:ncy Of grasses that flourish in sour
uI!S.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned. ',eiry about to I'M; -. ~.
Ing Will rel Al Pablo BALE ~ tho fai N iIumJ
AS the M"sos LUrthrr Farm, mile sDrit. y
CentrryilIr, nrHr thu brick church an ,' ne
road "aiiuE FROM BESh's Corner IL Na.gIvy
ore II srt'ulhp,I>r on
MD%bA,, FEB. II, 49,.
at !. o'clock
The 70 l"A lns stock. farm imDrIurn's a..
~ -Four good work pr hriviG. bore. %
f hcHd dairy cOwa -pme fresh Am
ard cl"s" sPrn.er', .u.!ii,iins thor. -A.s0l
cnSEbirl 1rlaip!n .rr.cy bull " hr RS
sUHe clos" SI,riusrrt
III" Earal ft.EI i'aplemel;ts-! ',cari" Ee,
surrey, s:"igu. harness. "tc. typhers rtcir&.-
Tor, Z, :, separator. lay d; he tn c"rn w
he hnslh,!. ia rnsc 1t ba wrltl her The >tNei
will hr soil urinr .hr':"r. !, credit ut
months on Iani., Of ~ rni over by r'n'aa.-
'r giving bankuli" nos with appr'ftnl ~.
'lOrs-r; =. per ZEN '!'I'nlir, for casn'
ALBERT fiANEisi
L. e. N:uiha:l, An". a. 81 IS ~
ELLIS iiicts, irrh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

CRY cornell laeaHs to back I'D
the Board Of Health in its efforts
TO stamp out smallpox ia our city.
The Board OF Health i, doing good
and efficient work in Kidding Wi.
minyton OF this loathsome disease.
i he matter has been cxpiltously
handed ldi thus far held in chsck.
Let the good work continue.
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Mr.. Koors at present is pastor OF

We wonder /! our theatre loving
people had any cause to Erumblc
at the numerous first class at
fractions gwen them at the Opera
House by ManaserfJesse X. Bayls
this week:
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THU snAr. FEB q. 1902
al ~ nrlu"k. u. m. SHARP,
Il -x--. l:w"rl ordriving horses IN
a~axa -SNf one surr,,l horse Baby ny
XyxxE%, i years old; / sorTcl h0rsc.
x.W. Wang, "A years old; buck
:SfaTS.T - n. horse frank. l." yours old; !
gray horse Di&ey. il years Old
DAY hors" Charlie l:yrurs Old: bay horse
i'm J! r'Irsu!l: brown lois, Dick 0 Ar:.s
olA; hay " are Fanny year. cd !; bay colt
rc.! years old: bnY horse Friday II year.
ora. 20 head o. gpyii cattle. S ShOat and
T. OF SOW.
farrtn: implements 3 farm wagons J hay
ri4et nss, horse cart, land roller, a,lpr,e grain
'iti,l. hay rake host wagon. 2grain pans corn
shcli"r & ,amn3n binder cut onn crop, Nc
Norml"k Oiidrr moving machine, corn pinn
ter, L. :. . wheel Guilty. tors !! spriu. tooth
harrow hand clltivatnrs won len harrow,
:lror hari "Es, rorG cutie . syracuse ploW.
S"n'hhend paw. : seated carriage good ~ =
""r. toy buEsicS in COOL ORDER no top bug.
~ 'nIh wagon. :! seated sleigh, hay fork.
Pc KS and ropes nlmilstr. ladh r., Wheel!
bArr"w. lot OF forks aud shovrs. . axes
ttiH s!rg' carriage harness. | set tluuh, car.
hg" barnes, soi milk harness, 2 sets stage
n"rn's', lot plpw harness lot brides collars,
COW rhaiIs, vice IN good ordcr, double barrel
si!"b gun. 81 acrts wheat in ground T., busha
. Trucks, r0pl chest saddle, 81 Yard in ~ o., n
carpet 10: household AMI kitchen furniturr.
iioinn Comfort range ia good order, 2 double
leh;efs, nearly new. wood stove, dairy fix.
lures, meat cask, meat block, 2lAwn mowers
Terms y months with interest with uppro v
"'l enhorser: } per cent off for rrst.
No pu''ptnemcnt on account Of weather.
II. Al. WHITE
u Son. Auc. flo u Is II 70
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

TIE readers d the REprE.irAN
by scanning its columns. will find
they have nogood reasons Tor going
to Philadelphia 10 make their pur-
shases. The Wilmington mer-
chants are live and progressive and
keep goods that are reasonable ~
price. We car recommend auv of
the merchants who advcrtis, in the
RErrELlrAN, as being reliable and
worthy OF your patronage. Look
al their stores and see if their
goods and prices are not as low Tor
the came class of goods as can be
found elsewhere. The larger bust
ness our merchants do, the better
you will find the stock OF goods in
their stores.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

THE temperature still continues
cold and snappy.wlth no abatement
or let ur OF the present snap. The
ice men are rejoicing at the pros.
poets Of plenty OF good thick ice
and will be prepared ior the coming
summer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

At meeting Of the official board
Of Epworth N. +. Church last night
an invit alton was extended to the
Rev. W. 6. koors of New Castle 10
become pastor Of the church. the
Rev. +. B. Short having resigned
TO become secretary OF the y. NJ. c.
A.
Mr.. koors at present is pastor OF
Nazareth NJ. f. Church at New
Castle, and has received another
iuvitation to return for another
year. The call by the lIpworlh
folks will place Mr.. Coons in an
embarrassing position in making
his decision as 10 the charge he will
endeavor 10 secure for he coming
year,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

MONEY 10 LOAN on FIRST
Nl mortgages IN snrls TO sni: For sale
ro! top desk in goo. order Henry uUuprs.
.lJ Mnrltet atrctt. il
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

FRIDAY was donation day at the
Delaware industrial School for
Girls at Twenty fourth and Market
strcets, and the institution was well
remembered 10y its many Friends,
who are grateful for what they
have received. The school IS in
every way worthy Of help from the
citizens OF Wilmington and vicinity
Those who can should remember
thai this school has TO I've supported
by voluntary contributions from our
citizens.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

Taylor and FuIlsrton's dyspepsia elixar
Tor stomach trouble and indigestion. W.
T. Taylor 80! King stres.
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Administrators Sale

OF real e.ia.. ".l! H., stIi Al tl,- ,...;y
tuUr; hpu," uH
TUESDAY,, rnl. j., 49,!
Al l., Iriur.t ~ ".
4 Two stay Ia i@; i.uiI-.' Il y .Nn =. -. lI,t
.Ht s.rre' CONTAINING proutn- ana LHii: - y
by luU II. suii to 'lr.u M ESTATE.
WI, {. tC..Nti.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-15

q, ! O'CLOCK p. IN sharp
"a .ead "f wGrl, or drv w.
I9S iug horses. II head fine el..sSN1
milch c.'vs und lieitsrs, some V6aNsN
fresh nGd close sprins.rs 80 ~ w
pairs good chickens. q white s,sSsat~G74
PekiH anck* Il turkey hem, l"S"r'''S's"
turk.y RDhnl.r. NIL kinds good farming uten.
Ai'', day on wngnn do tors phastol horse
t'cIEa iis incn' htOr, II lot good household
fnrnitire, several stoves corn by bushel, 10
acre, wheat in & ound.
Terms $50 and less cash; over That q
mont :. SalO can Le reached by Darby troll
ley stopping ut Bcll,unt avenue.
ALOSZU FAIRBANKS.
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