The Wilmington daily Republican., January 07, 1891, Image 3

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«>* »ALB.
9SSà HÀi.B-A f Altji or I* ACHK 8
J7 of tillftbh» land in New Castle
Couuty, Delaware, within three mile» «f
•tat! cm on DeUwnre Railroad, und four
milt* of duty nut. In u highly improved
neighborhood. 8%-etovy dwelling outl
oilier suitable buildings, all compara
tively new. A hi ream of water passes
through the farm. About 8 acres of
peuch trees til prim* of lx-uring. Price
low. Terms easy. If not «old will be
for rent, Address J. B. NICIIOLS, Cen
t re ville, Del. dj.'4,38 Jl,fl,8.li-6t«
N
Mari
1891,
und
und
The
to
.B.-CHEAP, A KAUM OF SO
dciiberg, Pa., with
buildiuge
^ tune* near Lan
!r house and barn,«
rtfer, plenty of
rply
ON
id
f
iu.,
are
: IUl
lit good o
watered. AW
West Seventh
J. J. Pwiroe, _w. «
Htroct, WiJmJngtou, Del.
fcZlt A PIEltGN, on farm
dll-eod tf-«
F JBMALE -THE TIVO H0UÜE8N08
4X3 and 4X5 E. Elevunth streot. Foi
rent, a two moi y brick bouso, Nr,
nd street, « rooms. Apply to II.
E. VERNON, this office. JMf
ST K
*V7H)U BADE Ott KXCIIANUW-A FARM
JP containing 135 acre», good build luge
ÎTnoly ltK-ntcd. well watered. Conveni
ent io echot)]* aud chnrchoa. Terms
em?y. if razor A Co.,3rd and Market.
■»YOU SALE—I WILL SELL TUB
JP itoo.ie No.M9 M.ulinon nt., at any re
ulile offer. Good property, will be
•old at a bargain. Apply at thUofflco.
F or balk—bevkralpaiii
oiTo'-and 4,1itna and Berkshire
PR* iu it ..aionsUiu mie«. William
.S, lirudrlcUson.
ers
ing
a nirr rills.
•V/Xlll 8 ALE—HOU Hk» IN ALL PARTS
JP of the dry, and farms of ail size*
rnd In uil parts of the State. PHILIP
It. CLAUK A CO., (94 Market bt. dlflteod
"VT
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K hALK-DKHIltABJ.K HOUSE,825
Admns street, 10 rooms and bath
27 ftxll5 feet. I
No. 613 Washington streot.
F or bale—a collection of
well-timdo dearborns, wagons a
carmines at fair prloes. W M. HAM
MOND, 2nd and French ntroets. d6-8m*
F
. W.6MITI
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iron BALE—A LOTOF SPLEN-üAT
T did tiuxliiir canary hir .1«, at PAH- Wi
KKE't*, No. iw Cast Second st. dt-tf 'fStt
OR 8 ALE-THREE PUG
yupe, at 1006 Wc&t Seventh
F
F OR SALE—ON EaBY TERMS, NOS.
SI2 nui! 014 French street. JAMES O.
riCKLLS, Nu. 704)4 Morlrat eUeet. uoTUPtf
y
Wanted.
ANTED-A PARTY^YXTH A FEW
dramatic company playing small towns
In Delaware, Pennsylvania and Mary.
Also first clufcs speciality people
of the business. Address
JMI
I I
Provincial, this tilllco.
W ANTED—600 LADIES TO CALL
and examine tlia King of all Sew lux
Machines. A» I han.ll« ~ .
? n»y. Also all
W. T. FOUW
aUk»nd» ,, £!
oi »chinos repaired.
•Ulplcy street.
UD, W
dlhJt
\IT ANTED— OABPETÖ, FEATHERS
«? aa<l furniture thoroughly
renovated at the Wlliuin^tou Carp«
and
;ia»DlBR
FEIHtY. J^n
uovi6-am
n.
prit h
rletor^l^lcpUcao io .*«
TXTANT8 8UFPLIKD-MALK HELP
VV supplied free. Help iurni-lied
and pOBltions secured, KMlM.oV MKN T
AGENCY, No. 7 East Seventh street. d30
ANTED—HELP Ft) KN18HKD FOR
Çv IlV'nUTON° 1 hTELl!Ju y K.VCROFKICK
—**• Ho. wa Oraaee ütreet
\V
ANTED.—TIIK HIGHEST CASH
nd-hand lunti
911
paid for
, olotliiug, etc., ut
;. T. R. CAllOON.
■nkiw
so*.
W AN TED-A BOY, 14
«rfff
16 TEARS
tho pr
experte
thixofllc6. d'iD-tf
BUj
preferred* Apply
ANTED-A MIDDLE AGED WO
u place to do general
No. 27 Klund
J63tt
W
MUM
k. Apply
ANTKD-A ÜOUD PRESSMAN AT
Mcrcantllo Printing Company,
Mo. 109 West Sixth street.
W
MAN AND WIFE, OK 2
buurd; eecoiul story
_ . 5uU Washington st. dai-Utf
• \ITANTBD—A YOUNG LADY WISH
TT nsaraar "jat -
W ANTED—A U1I.LINEU, MUST BE
a good trimmer, for the spt lug sea
. Address "Milliner," this office. j6-2t«
W ANTED—TWO UNFURNISUED
rooms. Apply at No. 27 Klund
jMf
ANTED—A GIRL TO PO GENER
housowork. Apply at No. 117
_ J3-8t
ANTED—BOARDER« AND LOD
No. 7J4 Wall
. MIC». M. E. CANNON
j3-4t
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'VV
ghiploy street.
W
MV*
M« u
W nibbed roo
VRDEU8 I'Olt
620 \V. tttli St. J 5-tit
.PILLS
IAN'S SAFE
HOLIDAY
ANNOUNCEMENT.
S. H. STAATS.
405 Market Street,
WIU make a
FORMAL OPENING TO-DAY
OF HI8 NEW
HOLIDAY GOODS,
CoosUting of Hftndkerchlcfa, Silk Muf.
■er». Kid and Undressed Kid Gloves,
■»hrolderad and Plain Aurons, Silk and
Dibria Umbrella«, Ladle« 1 Fancy Work
Boxe«, Ructlag, Laces, Ties, Ribbon»,
■to. f Also a choice assortment of Plash
knd bursh C»pe, Legging*. Mittens,
Kloods, Pooketbook«, Perfumery, Hair
& ashes, .Combs, Basket«, «to., besides
an endless variety ot fancy and useful
articles.
'
AT VSBY LOW PBICES
DR. WORTH'S GOUGH CURE
ie most speedy and certain cure for
disease* of tuo throat, lungs aud
c«t, such as coughs, eroup, whooping
outth, Asthma, plourisy, spitting of
klood, puios in tho chest, etc. It doos
ly dry up a eough, bnt loose
allays the luflummatlon,
nature to boat tho
11
e%3
p« i mitt I
uailod, also f
throat, hrou
, this remedy 1»
or cough* after measles.
(.3,. Tririw*
.0. Danforth, Second and
. Dilworkh A Grant. Second
É. T. DUworth, Tenth
J3-4taw
(S X
la
ke
ft
HARRY SCHLICE,
!
puns Nos. 110
118, Eighth St. Market
Batter. Elfi sod Poultry,
} Yruli sud Uoan try Prodeee,
Roods DeUvered Fie*.
N
Mari
AN
(TIMM
of tlia *'Farmery N«
rant* Company
" will bu held
company on MONDAY, JANUARY 1%
1891, at 10 «retook u. iu., at which Una an
election of Hvo managers will ba held
und one yaiir'a interest on all deposit
notes will D* payable. Six per cent, in
ternst on all balances amounting to 09
und upwards will be paid to members.
The ugnnts of tho compuity arc author
ized to receive tho due* of members and
pay them th«*ir interest,
CBM18T1AV »BBIUiCd, - .
W. A. LaUOTTE, Treasurer.
but
all
the
of
to
r resident.
d*
jsa
Thursday, January 8, at 1 o'clock
iu., to attend tho funerula of our frier
Sam nul G. Dill and win. P. Beeson,
butoilers and prodnee dealers of tho
market house aud of the city in general
are invited to ijr.ee* at the Second street
market house at 1 o'clock,
id botli funerals.
sharp, to
By order of the Board Qf Directors.
DAVID H. MEGILl, Sec';
Market house opens at 4 p. m.
•JJLKCTION NOTICE.
This Natiowal Dawk
iLUlMUTOtf AND BUAHUYWIirF.. \
Wilmington, Dei., Dec. 18,1800. J
>
«1
> a
nul meeting of the stockhold
ers of till* b-.uk will be bold ut the bank
ing house on Tuesday, January 18, Mil,
u hours of «and 4 p. nb, for tliw
election of nlile dlreotors for Hie ensuing
year. CALEB M. btlKWAlt l>,
dllS-to Caaliiev.
between
"VT OTICE—TH iC
lx lime »d<i Lonn Aisudatlon U
lie twenty-fourth serlee of sV'aks
oh t aTu " f n " L ry ôa*tiutUUr* al
Mon,,., ... „17., ™i,„ « «
' »nnual audit
PERPETUAL ÖAV
■
r
King
t he
ted
7th
^
æ
e af
hut completed, »bow
nir oondluoo. The
cd In Jajy. M"0,
total number Borv
I 11
uTf^cs *1
land
PU3IY, President.
1L Gibbons, 8«cr«
u
«11 la
E
LECTION NOTICE.
Fiust National Bank. I
Wilmington, Dol., Due. 13, ISO!). \
the Huunal
of this l an k
il..
Nofclco la hereby
meeting of the
will bo held at the banking houso
Tuesday, tho 13th day of January, 1891,
between tho hours of 2 and 4
of electing nine st'ookhold
GEORGE D. ARMSTRONG,
Cashier.
Ikholdo
flo.
tho
dir
y dYa-te
. )•!
T
TAXI
.ERR- Al. I, PERSONS
nottflo!° '
r 1
nty tax
tho
«111
HlroutB, ami
the «»idlest onto 1 1
ntli
pay me uinoi
cable period,
I, ub they will proceed
" ftcooruiritt to law.
JOHN J. DOUGHERTY,
GEORGE W. licKEK,
Conn ty Collectors.
lect the
f
an
.
to
F
rent
712
d30.tf
INAL NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAY
E
Not Ice is hereby given that oil taxes due
io must be paid on or before January 90,
191. otherwise-1 will proceed to oofl
aocordingto law, ns I am its administra
»»Ilootor compel lod to
mako an immediate sottleinetit with the
city. OUioe No. 10 E. Hlxth. Open evou
liigu from 7 to 8. JOHN J. MEALEY.
Adiur. of Martin J. Mealey, deceased.
F
n.
iate
F
T
ja-igt
JJOAJKDINQ STABLES.
Having leased the new end commodious
Tenth sn<1 Mtlp
Itoer 1» prepar
i flllM
•n
•la M<
•il
.1 »stUfactlou
de Boilcitcil.
CLAltKMCF. JaMIHON & CO.
f
VTOTICB—A TAILOR SYSTEM OF
_LN dross cutting for $3.CO; vest lining«
fro« for 80 days; solf-udj listing Y ronoh
der; Excelsior
A
liraoes for Indies and children] inn
tlon» in making wax flowers, fruit, jel
lies. ice cream, uror. hair flowers, cloth
. 25 cents per hour.
. 823 Market street. A
jU-Ot
11 der
So
5P
. dally,
liable agent wanted.
N
OTICE.
Th* Natiowal Bank
W lI.MINOTO*
Bdanoywiv
WtLHiaoTQX, Delu January 5,1891.
The Lourd of dlreotors luiv* tide day
declared u sotnl-am&ual dlvidena of 7
per aunt., jmyublcsm demands
CALEB M. BHEWaäD,
JMt Cashier.
2
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N OTICR—THE ANNUAL MDETING
of tho members ortho Now Castle
County Mutual lusuranoo Company
he hold at the Company's office, N<
Market street, on Monday, 1
ut 10 o'clock, it, m., at which
tlon for five member a
gore for Byoars w .
WILL1AN CANBY. President.
117
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Inst,
serve as inaua
fthi
In held.
15-cod
N
OTICE—ELECTION.
Cextiial N atioral Bakk,
Wfi.MiNoroN, Decomber 13,1090.
al election for directors of
the banking
The
this bank w
nry, 1891, liet
four o'clock 1 1
in aftorno
JOHN PEOPLE«, Cashier.
OTICE—TIIF. MEMBERS
slon No. 2. A. O. II., are rcqucstoU
tholi- »•
on Tuesday, January 6th,
N
D1V1
Henry Clay,
2 o'clock, p,
in., for tlie purpose of attending tho fun
eral of tliufr lute brother Tlinoftliy Me
Carthy. By hi dur of the Fraair
. MALONEY,
I V ID E N DP
J6-4t
D
Ckxthal National Bank, )
W !lm i rotor. December 81, 1890, (
n> directors nave this day declared a
dividend of 3 per cent, for tue last six
months, payable o
demand.
JOHN PKOPLK9.
Cashier
J2-6t
IV1DBND NOTICE.
D
FlNBT NATTOXAt. BAHT, t
Wilmington, Del.. Jan'y, 6th, 1891. (
The Board of Directors have this day
declared a dividend of 43< por cent, for
the lust6 months, payable ot> demand.
J6-4t GKO. D. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
N otick— i hereby give notice
that I will apoly to the tieneral Aaiern
°Ä. f «t Am *S ,0lUl ° d '*
N O. iHNUgUL
N OTICE-1 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
that I will apply to the General As
sembly of the Stnto of Delawn
next session for an absolute dlv
husband. Dr. John V. Sheppey.
MM A M.SHEPPfeV.
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N OTIC»—TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
ooncern. I he-. by «ive nolle« that I
sp|>lleailoa at^he coinlu)^ b«k«I
TS
.lOth^
bur
DANIELS.
dl9-2lw-lr
UulstwML Dm
WILLIAM McKKNïlE, MERCHANT
9SSfJtiJS'SSS^ i S u t
|U to te
M, Ä ,r
•aUisettoB gear
OTÏCK-I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
J.W timt I will apply tu the General
Assembly of the »tute of Delaware,
next session, for an absolute divorce
from my husband, Jerome G. Sutton.
dJc-oodlmt ' JENNIE L. SUTTON.
of
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TTUIKBH ROASTED PEANUTS
X* wholesale and rotail—Rousted La
electricity. 5 aud 10 oents a quart, by
LOUIS C AG U A CCI, 8. W. cor. Sixth and
Market streets.
R8. J. B. W ARD.502 KING STREET,
and
M
JtelUij
Mifioi -1 V^aists.
Alio Corset*
Jft-121*
NOTICE—I, CHAULES O. BOYlE,
at ths 4 nsxVMuiSà T "r > âe : «saer 1 l V* 1 a ^ ly
---
Use
\OU WOULD BUY OR SELL OK
rent a house, or lot or farm, cull c
UUKILL, No. 726 Matket streot.
J6-2Ct
LtȊ
Tbéte are'
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good aa the Ivory
They are not,
but like } ' '■
all counterfeit*
they lack
the peculiar
ind remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having It
'Tis sold everywhere»
M.
In
sor
ly
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FOR RENT.
TjTOB RENT.—THE DWELLING POR
r tlou of building 8. W.
King street»; the beet arranged house in
t he oily Tor boarding house; contains IS
ted room», all fronting
conveniences, with batli
floor; eontaiusinalt 28 rooms. Rare op
portunity for a good live party. Inqulro
oither an premisos or of W. H. MORRIS,
7th a nd Harket SU. d99»tf
tt RENT—STORE AND DWELL
Inc No. 1ft Market street, suitable
grocery and provision store,
roll for tobacco, cigar, and
d, being very close to railroad truf
Apply on the premises. n25 tf
^ 011 KENT— TR UCK FARM, ABOUT
80 acres on Wilmington A Northern
Hnilro.td, six miles from Wilmlug
Station on the place. Good »täte or
11EALD
rner 7th and
the street;
k
,r:
il..
flo.
J&f
& CO., WiJraln
. )•!
T710U RENT—STORE AND DWELL
r 1 lng, No. |0 East 7th street, between
Market and King strcetH, only two doors
from King. Exoellont looation for light
business. Low rent.
1
Inquire
d&tf
f 'OK
•ylvanla House. Front and Klag streets,
an old »nd w«lle»t*bll»Ued hotel In complete
. 1er: po»»o«»lon given Immediately,
to F RAZKBA C O. ftrd and Market 9
F or rent-^-nice five boomed
house
rent 41» per m
712 Market street
RENT OR 8ALE—THE PENN
Apply
. IB-tf
Elliott street, Ninth ward;
onth. T. TATNALL, No,
J5-6t
90,
to
F OR RENT— TUE S-8TORY DWELL
tng house No. 11 East Third street,
containing 11 rooms und buth, all mod
J3-3t
I
inprovomonts
F or rent — house, with bix
rooms and batli, No. 402 Franklin
street. Apply at No. 6 East blxth streot.
RENT—A SECOND bTORY
..or without board,
Seventh streot; man und
J6-3t
F'
preferred.
•il
f 'OR RENT.—hTEAM GRIST AND
trod lalll at Newport, having large trade.
WM. JKNKÖ FULL. FauUUud.
Del"
OF
VOll RENT — DESIRABLE ROOMS,
A at No. ira Market street. d-.tS-ZtJt*
jel
der
MEDICAL.
IYR. DE HARDT'8
U I'CNNYHOYAL PH.1.8
e Feu.iy
•e. Sold br Dro*
treat, l'hlln. By
Advice free. Ledlea be
ware of ImlutioB
Br. G 1 THEEL
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For Health to your eyatem. Do you
ieei tired, vivo out, languie,
yawney, atretchey and
S
p,
Me
ally
belter
REMEDY than
nit SIMMS' VEGETABLE
LIVER PILLS
a
six
on; aplen
r Headaebr. Neuraljla, Costlvearar. A
i.l 1'ulnx Liter Complaint. Blotches,
" er grips er *
ealry
»SSOr&äMM*
Dr. J. Simms A Son
day
for
.15 PROPRIETORS,
FOURTH AND KING STS
Wilmington. Delaware.
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Security Trust and
Safe Deno&itGo.,
No. 5(9 Market Street
As
CA PIT/
Allow« Interest
>,OOOt
errait« «
louey
I
Depocits psVahlu alter
da I
»' uotkee,
TS
t>po«lw payable after 40 days n
Actlv*
TRXTOIU W F*U ST MX,
bur
«■» ExacuToit, Ai
-Ag. Sg
AS. U. CLARKSON, Truaturor.
te
,r
CMekaatev'« F.n«U.h niwaond nraad.
ENUYBOYAL PILLS
d Only 41
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CONSUMPTIVE!
ly
Use rAHKEM't
HGXli -i on It: wiibeu
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ol
"hinder JORN«.
1U«I«M
OK
TUfTHfeit, ■■watited t«.K teure for ««rj
SKÄSr
'mimt
Lt»ä bot WHO aÛKW HI« MOTHER,
ation
tho
dent
J
a
ore yoit,
inft
»
st,
the
There are many slips and fallu:
In this worla we're living iu;
Those who start with pr<
Oft are overootno by si
il I'm certain that you'» notice,
f Che facts you'll ohMoly scan,
the boy who tuluds hie mother
dotn mokes a wicked nuui.
I falroet
bill.
!
n if
; *
tho
the
rliie.
the
ence
to
tho
ant
have
t
fore
of
Then Im> guided by her counsel;
_ It will never lead astray.
assured she has your welfare
her thoughts by ntgut and day.
forget that she has loved you
Blnco tho day your life l»egau.
Ah. the boy who minds his mothor
Seldom makes a wicked
i n
Boni
Stanley In a Time «f Danger.
A reporter of tho Detroit Free Prosa
elicits an interesting story from Henry
M. (Stanley in answer to the question:
"In all your experiences a« war cor
respondent and explorer what was the
most thrilling and dangerous situation
In which vou were plaoodt
"I hardly know, I have been In
many tight place». However, I think
that the escape from tho Island
Bumbirch was about os exciting as
any I remember. It was in 1878. Our
party consisted of eleven persons, and
sor six hours our fate hung trembling
ly In tho balance. We wero short of
food, and were urged by
to go to the Island in quest of
. Ho said he knew the natives
«1 that they were iieaceablo
and favorably disposed.
"The island was about eight miles
from the main land on which our
p was looated, and we started for
island in a long two-ton boat,
which was propelled by, paddles, but
also had a sail attached. I was not
favorably Impressed with the proposed
Journey, but the men wore so hungry
and tho man who knew tho natives of
the Island so well was so positive as to
their friendly character that I tlnally
consented. As a precaution I took
elopliant gun, several rides and a good
stock of ammunition. As wo neared the
island I noticed that the natives
rather excited In their notions, but
they came into the water smiling and
king friendly signs. About
waded out to moot
glided In among thorn their demeanor
suddenly changed. They uttered a
blood-curd ling yell, seized
:h side, and with u sudden rush
landed the l>oat high and dry
beach sixty feet from tho water. \Ve
were prisoners.
"This wasatOo'olockinthe morning,
and until 3 In the afternoon
constantly threatened with donlh.
Our
wus struck with a club and knockod
senseless, and the natives pulled my
hair, thinking It
were held at
Of
Ml
in
IS
op
tf
w.||,
ing
enth
for
and
each
aud
. As <
Iront
emit.
tho
ts
few
in
day.
in
und
of
in
tilo
by
at
No,
ho knew the natives
a wig. Spears
throats and arrows
drawn to the liead, but it seems
spared for sonic more elaborate
killing. At 8 o'clock, by command of
tho king, all the natives retired 100
yards from where wo wore and engaged
in a conference as to the disposal of
their prisoners. Then I turned to
Sofani, our coxswain, and askod: Tf
I mako a plan to escape cau you and
tho others give ino full obedience?
Will you do exactly as 1 saj'? For if
you will I will save you. You have
promised often, but so frequently
failed me. If wo romain hero we shall
be dead men iu thirty minutes.' Their
answer was: Try us, master.'
'Then I instructed
to sit down
careless a manner
bix
und
r
nouai number
ich eitlo of tho
bout in
bip. Sofani I told to take
bright places of cloth, which ho had,
and unfolding thorn one by one walk
slowly in tho direction of th
and apparently looking at (ho cloth
This was to attract their attention and
away from tho boat.
00 foot over which (ho boat
bo pushed, a (ask for ten inea.
that: thd rlffes were all iu good
gOMBl*
By
be
natives,
keep their ay
There w
l»ad to
rteeiug
position, I started. Sofnid toward 4ho
natives'add Instructed tho other
that they must not stop
pushing
Sofani walk
the
if epeacod. Aa
nd «lowly towanl the savages, unfold
ing the Cloths SBd gazing intently at
them, I oould «ee that the natives v\
puzzled, but thoy did not notico tho
actions of those at (he boat. When
the coxswain
fifty feet away fr
I suddenly gave the signal to pu«h
off the boat, and Ht tho rame time got
my rifle ready to kill tho foremost of
tho pursuers.
'Tho boat moved slowly at first, and
t notice it uni 11 it
a
the savages did
had got well started. Then thoy c
down upon
had UK) yards to
a few feet
like
avalanche. Thoy
1 wo had
iy
^ to pu «h tho boat. Tlio
Sofani,
tall^follow wr..
sent a bullet through hi
other pulled
Û1' n hell l
liead. An
r to tlio head, but
I cent him to join his brother ravage.
At last tho boat i« in tho water, and
witli a supremo effort is pushed into
the lake, tho men swimmlnir «t.
Gifles. T'hOY Iriofl to clamber Vn, but 1
told them to keep in tho water ami
swim out with tin* boat. Sofani, n few
? of the mad rush of tlio
natives, paused on the bank and fal
tered, but I yelled to him to jump in,
ami lie reached us safely.
"Wo had escaped tho murderous
mob, but as they had stolen our oar«
rather helpless. Tho boards
in the bottom of tlio boat wero torn up
and utilized us paddles, Hardly had
we got started when two monstre
hippopotami, open-mouthed, made di
rectly for us. One snap of their hugo
J aws would have wrecked our boat.«
n this emergency I took ray elephant
at an explosive shell into
o tin-oats of the monsters. Having
got rid othese a now danger ap
rigged up two
verhauled us. I
again luul recourse to tho elephant
nk both enuoes in a twink
thon
of
foet In fid \
ing
for
mid
pearod. The natives
canoes aud
ng. Hoisting
reached the main land. As
pushing the beat off the Island I got
an arrow iu tlio wrist."
t •
sail
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY. A
marveloubcuie forCatanli.Diplitlieria,
Conker Mouth and Headache. With
euch bottle there ie an iugei Jous uural
injector for tlio more succobsful treat
ment of those complainte without u
tru charge. Prico .'>0c. N. H. Hanforth.
wlioieeale ami retail agent, ttecond ana
Market streets, Wilmington.
No.
und
lar
A Tei
o Cutting Affair.
For tho next (10 dayn wo will sell nil
of our stock of wall papers and win
dow shades at a grout reduction, ns we
have to mako 1
This compels
gre
i for
*0 sell
sacriiico. These
goods.
• present
ock at
nil tlio latent designs and richest color
ings. Call and examine and bo con
vinced for yourself.
Is
by
G. W. Evans <t Co.,
209 W
oond .st.
Moat Murk« I.
John B. Allen, tlio well known buck
ater, lias opened the Atlantic Meat
market, No. 222 J ; lCiug street, and will
keep on hand fi-eeh ib,li, oysL-rs, clams,
pouitrv, game, eggs, potatoes, etc., rat
winch ho will soil at lowest market ; and
rates. Give him a call.
>
i
I
Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles
should carefully read tho above.
M. F. Davis, jtweiec, 9 E. 2d.
Congressional.
washwoton, Jan. 7.—In the United
States Senate yostorday Mr. Hoar In
troduced a bill to establish a
rtment of Public Periodical«.
Financial bill was discussed by
ira. Teller, Morrill and Vest.
Ip the House the Military Appropri
ation bill was reported ana placed on
tho calendar. Mr. Ding ley's bill,
pealing the law authorizing the Presi
dent to suspend tonnage duties,
passed. The House went Into Com
mittee of tho Whole on tho Shipping
■■
touch
live
other
have
bill.
Tho
House Committee on Merohant
Marino yesterday agrood to report
ly, -with a slight amendment,
providing
Board, for
favoral
tho Dili
Marine
the interests of the
rliie. Tl»s bill embodies tho reooin
mendatious of tho late International
Marine Oonfarenoe with respect to tills
matter.
The House Military Committee yes
terday ordenxt a favorable report on
the MoAdoo resolution, calling
correspondence aud papers with refer
ence to tho killing or Bitting Bull.
Mr. Wheeler, from tho Militär
mittee,
House
to revive the grado of Lieuteiuiat
General iu the array. It authorizes
tho President to apiiolnt tho Lieuten
ant General, who Ib to be solected from
among those olUcors of tho array who
have dlstingulsliod thuoiBolves for
oourago and ability.
The House Oommitteo on Invalid
Pensions yesterday agreetl to report
t »vorably a bill granting a pension of
100 per month to General Franz Sigel.
A oouiraltteo representing the
thousand railway postal clerks in
United States appeared yesterday be
fore tho Houso Committee on Post
Otfleea to urge consideration In tho
House of the hill reported at tho last
session to reclassify the salaries of
railway postal olerks. Tho bill pro
poses to nx the classes and the amount
of compensation of railway mall
follows: First class, not
«elf
for a United Bt&tes
tho advaucomout of
•haut ma
Hie
I
for
•y Corn
reported to tho
for tho Honuto bill
yesterday
substitute
-W.
two
tnd
MIX
I
iold
olerks
deeding $800: second cluse, not ox
oeedlng «1,000; third class, not exceed
ing $1,100; fourth class, not exceeding
«1,800; fifth class, not exceeding «1,500;
sixth class, not exceeding «1,000;
enth clusa, not exceeriiug «1,300.
We havo a speedy and positive
for cutorrh, diphtheria,
and headache, ln BHILOH'.S OATAHEH
REMEDY. A nasal injector free with
each bottle. Use it If you dpslro health
aud sweet breath. Price 50e. N. 11.
i'anlortli. wholesale and retail agent,
Second and Market ut., Wilmington.
city
Labor Notes.
Two furnaces wero started up at, tho
Edgar Thomson Steel Works, in Pitts
burg, yesterday, with now men, and It
ts said that ail will bo in operation in a
few days. Michael W. Quinn, a boss
in the stock yard of the furnace de
partment, who wus injured in the
affray on Now Year's Day. riled yester
day. Fifty-four Hungarians have
boon arrested so far for participating
in the riot, and more arrests will bo
marie.
The rolling mills of McLanahan,
Bmith & Co., of the Portage Iron Com
pany, Hollidaysburg Iron Company
und Furnaces Nos. l and a of the Cam
bria Iron Company, in Hollidaysburg,
., have closed down on account
of the coal and coke famlno. The Gap
Furnace is also expected toclot»e down
in a few days.
All the marble, slate and encaustic
tilo layers and their helpers In Pitts
burg, about 200 in number,
strike for an eight-hour day, «4 per
day wages and a .Saturday half holi
day.
About 200 employes of the
eminent building in Pittsburg went
strike yesterday because of tho
employment of throe
by tho contractors for tho steam fit
ting.
lour hundred
at the ticranton Steel Mills at Scran
ton, Pa., owing. It is said, to the dull
iu tho sUtel trade.
turu
r
Gov
-union
have been laid off
File*
STKTioMB— Moisture; intense itcblna
and stinging' most at nlglit; worse by
seratching. If allowed to continue tu
form, which often »deed and ulcev
, bccmntng very sore. Swathe's
ops the Itching and bleed
ing, heals ulceration, and in most cases
removes the tumor. At druggists,
mall, for Ö0 coûte. Dr. Swayne &
delphia.
< i>i»S Piles t
bi
The Kgg Drought a Husband.
A proposal came to a pretty Maine
school teacher iu a very novel manner.
While at her father's home in Sidney, a
few yean* ago, she wrote her name and
address upon an egg, which «lie had
n 1 In all its warm fresh ness from
a maternal nest. The egg went to
•kef, ami the fact « hafc it I•
script!o*i wss forgotten. In (ho course
ks a letter- c
. . and to her amaze
learned that that particular
hatched strange remits. Tlio son of a
big commission moi» liant in a Massa
chusetts city hod econ tlm
in
l
1
I
to the Hchool
ent she
gg had
say that "if tho young
lier
lmiy w
.. pretty
roulil like to for:
uquolntanco." With tho charactorisilo
Ueety of tho Meine Bchool-ma'am,
• licroino diaoouragetl tiie advances
of tho elrangoly acquired admirer.
However, ho was persistent, and e
down to Maine. Il is to be supposed
Unit ho found his ideal, for an ougag.
and wedding followed in quick
o he
more intimate
the
A Maniac Arrested.
lng
Tbhhxon, Jan. 6.—John Farrell was
08t**d to-day for criminally assault
ing a 0-yooi-old girl named Mamie
Morgan. Forrel i*
for a Biinilar erime, having boon oon
rtclcd in tho Mercer Court and eon
tem od to fivo years. Owing to eomo
technical error the c:
under sentence
has been ap
pealed, and ponding decision, ho is
under £1,000 bail. Ho 1:
s in prison for similar offenses,
of flvo years for chasing ami
assaulting u young woman, and wlieu
released ho did tlu> tamo tiling again,
d was given a year. Uio last victim
t •
Xv
found bleeding in
■ith all her 0101110.-4 tor
in p precarious condition.
tilio in
The Hwt
Persons who red pleased with tho
songs of birds should cull on Parker,
No. iu3 Ljirit Botunul streut, und they
will be given n genuine treat. A bird
und cage can be purt-luteed at a small
s;;n; oi money, und tlio sumo pleasure
cannot lie experienced from any simi
lar investment. Try it, and let >»"
know the result.
of
0.1 Cooking
Is o^e of tho chief blessings of every
home. To always insure good, cus
tards, puddings, baucos, etc
Horden "Eagle" Brand Condensed
Milk. Directions on the label, bold
by your g
I
GaU
•1
Cough candy uf l'orgUBon's, 11 E. 2d.
-
Look, Look, Look,
Cldldron'a all silk and plush bonnot
rat 00 cents. HukiU A F oist, bucond
; and Tumuli streets
OynU*r»>f the
8. H. Beloner Is selling oysters of tho
i best grade, wholesale and retail by
quart w barrel, at No. 21b East Fourth
I Street.
»
TheCureFor
, swollen Joints, and general ,
feebleness of body. Administer Ayer'» Bars» ;
parilla on appearance of tho first symptoms, !
■■ My little girl troubled «III,. pnlul.«
.
Scrofula was oaco supposed to be th|
touch of royally. To-day, many gratefiA
people know that the "sovereign remedy" is '
dyer's Barsopgrlllg. This powerful altera
live extirpates "tbe evlP' by thoroughly
eliminating all the strumous poison from thi .
blood. Consumption, catarrh, and various $
other physicul
have their origin In
Ç
mehtal maladies,
SCROFULA
When hereditary, this disease manifests It
«elf in childhood by glandular swelling^
running
icrofulous swelling under
Hie physician being uuable to effect a curq
I gave her
'O
bottle of
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, and the swelling disappeared.* *
-W. V. Kennedy, McFarland's, Va I t>
"I was cured of scrofula by the use of AyerT
Sarsaparilla."—J. C. Berry, Deer Acid, Mo. | g
troubled with a
two years. Being assured the
«crofula, I took six bottles of Ayer's
hand for ov
"I
wai
Sarsaparilla
tnd wascured. w —n. Hinkins, Riverton, Neb
'rppnrod by Dr. J. C. Ayer Sc Oo., Lowell, Mrm
iold by »I l DruggUt». Price $1 ; six bottle», «ft
Cures others, will euro yoi
-:- 1891 -:
023 MARKET STREET.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
Printed lists
desirable honr-c* and lots iu tho
city on eaav terms, or MONTHLY PAY
MENTS. If desired. Now 1» tho timo
Bocuroyour residence for tlio coml
. The 25th of March will
buy a home, and
Resolve now
don't be annoyed with movlug.
MONEY WAITING FOR GOOD CITY
MORTGAGES.
Equitable Mortgage Company Doben
turu Bonds for sale in lurge or small
amounts.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUAR
ANTEED.
Jos. L. Carpenter, Jr.
REAL ESTATE
HOUSES, lots and business pinces for
monthly in
aney tonne;
PROPERTY rented and rents col
lected.
MONEY to loan
sums to suit.
CONVEYANCING.—Wills,doeds,bonds,
mortgages und all papers pertaining ♦ n
tlio purchase, sale or other disposul
property, legally propared.
first mortgages In
of
GEOBGE O.
MARIS & SON.
BIXTH AND s llif'LEY 8Ta
F<œ SALE.
That valuable MANU
FACTURING PROP
ERTY Northwest Cor.
THIRD and ORANGE
STREETS, with busi
ness il' desired.
a
a
IIEALD & CO., '
Seventh and Market.
5
—TO
HOUSE OWNERS.
Now is the time to put your houaee in
the chargo of a careful and succeesiul
agent. Such a
WILLIAM J. FISIIEB,
GOO MARKET STREET.
16 years' experience, and the best ref
erence in the city. No charge for notify
lng tenants.
PROMPT SETTLEMENTS MADE.
■
Its. 63. GROVES,
REAL E8TATK AGENT AND CON
VEYANCER,
No. 1 Fact Eighth Street,
s for
Rent
lylStf
1>EUIBTER'S ORDER,
Xv UFO is'i'KH't y ry iCK, i
N*W GAHTLX^CoOXtY, D*t.,^j
•Y afterof* ïtf aVSte* "j
L
«d C by n Mi« ' 5k*i
(lia* X
of granting of
un- 1 aid give
i^ived,^ will
grautlng
uiing adv«
1
N«
tnd
ied
e Ktirl
I l. s. j \y m
Ne * OoStU
'j&Vir nuAi/rtm^' 6
I otlcc. —All
an
b«
uildy iu »ueb
GkO»U* l C.°M Aftifl.
Artdi
Imlngton, Pci.
PATRICK FAHEY
NU. 1334
. rot Kin »!„
CARPENTER, CONTRACTOR AND
BUILDER.
Km Initie» rural site J for
rk or tO 'kltei,
ft iu pri£
*,£
Morsnber U. MM.
u . , „ „ __ >
47 5S»
«7, 11 U i m., IS 90, 6 Ijg
^ ow _ I
r is it „ ,î'«î fv,*
JT-, 1 1£A ft' i», « 99
Mkw York »/«"l him . Uibi I
MOT l«u il Ma S 4 <R Id It» 1 ? S'- I
, 10 »0 D. oi.
; .»'"s 4 j>'Sl ' Hlh0 "' " h ""* e ' 10w *■ *
! For West Chester, via Lamokln, 9 49
X* ('(J.lf.V.ÄSnwrmodl»»
Stations, 7 iO a. m. f iS W and 0 80 p. m.
. Baltimore and intermediate station*
'»44» and 8 06 p. m.. and 19 18 night
al timoré and nay f.lne, ft 98 p. m.
nl.lSS. And W 1.1,1,f ." • M,
« 2 « « »«»M
Georgetown, fl 15 a. m. a ftOn. m.
Hairmgton, D«lin.r«id w.y station., 1
1» a. m., and 4 SO r. m. j
E.nrcu for Donor, Harrington and
Calmer, 1106 a.ut..»M p. m„ aud HOI
- '
'
. Q
$ ,
leave Wilmington m feUewsp
Ç M'amuf 10
'O
Hi:
*
I t>
| g
night.
WU, - 0, Ä
m
harles, Old
,fï a
SPS
ight, ———
re Philadelphia, Broad ftreet, fox 9
T ^ ' Xpreaaj, 8 50, 7 »>. 7 97. 8 BL
fl; Li
l). m., aud 13 00 night. .
Aocomniodatlon. 6 9ft, 910,10 «8, 11 Bft a.
jn.. 1 99^ 2 38 9 IO, 4 00, 4 48, AM, 8 38. 10 03,
° *" 4 HofiiÏA» TRAIN«.
For Philadelphia (express), 1 OS. 1»,
UIÏÂAb'Sri* 111 *"'*"•
ammo dation, T 00, a », 0 00 a. m^
l «L 4 10, 5 »and W WP. IQ.
Uneator (express), 1«, 8 11 ft»
^mSSi&ssyWK
99 10,1 95, 4 lui ft 90, 7 30 and 10 80
For Boston wltnou* change, A6fl p. m.
For W est Chester, via Lamokln. 8 09
i
FdrNewCaatle, II 06nl«l
For Capo Charles, Old F
stud Norfolk, 13 01 night.
For Middletown, Cloy ton. Dover, Wy
oming. Felton, Harrington, Bridgevllfsb
flenford. Laurel ivnd Delrner, 19 01 nigh«,
niltimoro and Waeblngftou. 4 4«. 8 ©A
.. U 08, ft 28, »6 0ÎC 7 4Ö. 8
Baltimore ouly.
it Com for ft
16
. «
I »night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad etraet.
Wilmington (exprassL 8 80. 7 90, 11 18
».,* (Cl M.S 40,1 B, Il 14 11» p.
looommoduwn, 8 M. » 10, lojW
U li. 1 04 • 10, 8 8». 10 0» ana 11 «8 |>.
For further information, p
•re referred to th« tlokot offi
tlon.
m. and 19
(I '
Trains marked tbue (•) are limited eg
ress, upon which extra fare Is charged.
HAÊ. ß/FUGk, 1 r. Wool)
uencral Manager, Gen*! fass gar Ag%
V"
Ch
BALTIMOKE
& OHIO
RAILROAD.
Soliedule li^effoct Novomber 1«. 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BOUND.
n
In
«"Express traîna.
New York, week days. *218. «7 10, «7 4»,
•10 58. *12 19 a m.. *9 49. *5 59. *7 86 p. TO.
Now York. Sundays, *218, «7
"6 52, *7 86 p. va.
ft 54 p. ro.. dally, with Pullman
Buffet Sleeping Cars, running through to
Boston without chnngo via P
sic Bridge, landing passengors
station ût Boston.
Phi I add
•7 10. *7 45,
•12 19, »2
of
ougbkeeu
. in B. A M.
phia, week day», »2 18.
*7 50. «8 44, 9 00, «9 ftO, ]6 (0. •
R. in., «12 19. 1 00. *2 4ft, 8 0ft, 4 10,
•5 52. 6 45, *7 86. 8 03. «0 11,10 00 p. m.
Pblladolplda, Suudavs, *913, 6 4ft» •
7 50,9 05, 11 9) a. in., *12 1A 100. *9 4*.
•5 52, 6 46A*786. ft dft.*9 tL 10 jbp.Bi.
r. week days. ** 13. « 00, « 4ft. V 10.
44, 94«.. H) 10. lb 00. *10W. *1130
245. *bfr,Tl0, 5 20, *5 52, 6 43,
H
8 IS
A19. i M
*7 45, 7 60. Va
a. ui.. 100, *9
*7 fto, 8 03, *9 11,10 00 p. m.
.OTAïitswftiîwwa
6 4ft, *7 86, 8 Oft. *9 11,10 00 r. ui.
Atlautlo City, week uaya. *7 10 a.
. Sunday, «7 10 a.
*. m-.
., *2 45
•12 19, »2 45 p.
p. u>.
WK8T BOUND.
BaltlmorsanU Washington. «4 60, 7 2(\
•8 45. -10 85 a. in., »13 10,*2 10. 2 59, *3 0$ "6 87.
•8 Off p. m. dally.
Baltimore and
2 6« p. in. daily.
Baltiinoro and principal stations
Philadelphia Division, 10 35
dully.
Newark, Del., »4 59. 7 20, *8 45, «10 35 a.tu.,
•12 10. 2 A3. K, 06. 5 40* *J 37» *a 0T, 11 10 p. ui.
daily.
Pittsburg, *8 45 ft. m., *3
Chicago. *843 n.m., »5 0« p.
way stations, 7 20 a. in.,
., both
p. ui. daily,
rn.both daily.
d St. Louis, «12
. m. both dally.
Singorly
5 40 und 11
, 7 20 a.ui., 2 55,
ftndenber**'°*
daily.
rk itccommodation, w
55 a in., 9U and 5 06 p.
Sunday s, 9 80 u.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET
Pot- Philadelphia, woek days, 6 45, 6 30,
•7 30, *8 20, *9 88, *11 35 ft. in., 12 43, 2 45, 3 55.
. Sundays, 6 30 a. ui„ 12 43, 3 55,
.week days,» 85, 6 50, *8 20,
•10 30, »11 35 a. in., 2 43, »3 00 p. in. Sundays,
•5 00 p. no.
Uultlmoro and principal stations
Pbilftdolphia Division, To 30 a. m. dally,
p
AT
i
6oop.m.
i or Baltin
in
except Sunday.
For l.andunberg and way* station*,
10 30 a. m., 2 45, A 00 p. iu.
. and 5 00 p. in.
. dally, except
week duya, 6 60.
HnndayB, 9 25 n.
Chicago,
dev, 5oo p. m. dally.
Pittsburg, *5 00 p. i
Cincinnati and S
opt Sunday.
20 a.
. daily.
Louis, *1185
daily
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WIL
MINGTON.
Pally, «4 24, *6 05. 6 10. 7 35, »8 15, 8 40,
•low, 10 05. *11 H5 a. in., 12 W noon. »140,
1. 4 35, *3 15, ft 30, «6 05,6 30,
30 p. m.
■
, 1 Bft, 3
, *4 31
•7 32, 8 10...
Sunday, «4 24, 6 !5,
.8 30, »10
10 06,
noun, 1 65, 3
10. 10 10.11 8o u. m.
. 193.
westoru points lower
•6 05, 6 30. *7 82. 8
Telephone
y other line.
J. T. ODELL,
C. O. SCULI,
Gon'l Pass. Agent
J
HOLIDAY HOODS.
Call and see my assortment
of holiday goods—house coats,
bath robes, collar boxes, fancy
suspenders, etc., etc.
FERRIS GILES,
Men's Good.«,
7 03 M A RKET ST.
Lombardy Cemetery
LOTS FOR SALE.
6
Api ly at the office of the CompaDy,
No. 6!4 Market Street.
CHASE & CHIPPY,
Usui««-takers serf Emhal-mr«,
Na. 8*4 French Street,
Night Calls Promptly Attended te
aäl-aod
TaraiB Betfeniia
UBL1C SALE- WILL BE BOLD Af
public soit-, on the old Carr prop
, OMTcroft s tatton, on «ho B. à 0.
road, Brandywine hundred.
*,£
ON TUESDAY, JANUARY *0, 1091,
at 10 o'eloob,
bead oi horses. No. 1, Nellie, 0
—... „id, good worker or driver. No.
Fannie, 6 yoars old. good worker
ver. No. i, Maud. 8 years old,
well broken to all kind» of har
. No. A Bessie, ft yoars old, g<j«>d
> far in horse. No. 5, Kate. 10 yea
8.°®** worker in single or double h
These ui area are ail with foal to
I hred horse that trot* it» 2.40. No. 6. <Jhar
lie, B years old, good worker or driver In
k\\ han-noes. i/o" 7, Swank, 10 years old,
I and a good driver. No. 8, George.
I Pwcheroo horse. 7 years old,good work
Twenty-eiglic
ont Uolft.1.1
wagon, one family cat i läge,
Mr« drill, <me Prfal.y mown,-.
ESSrHK
One 1-horso roller, one sod harrow,
1 ■''■"nhou binder, UurM i Mt. doubl. bnr
j ne«., two aeu now last n„r,i>g: nlno
oollnro, nno act enrtnarneaa, one hay
fort.rop.andblock, Jro imoholor duiw
forka, a lot ol Imy forks, two 10-feot lad
one step ladder, one block and fall,
hot-bed sash, one VanWlnkle fan,
»heller, one wheeled
South Bend j>lows
Him
!
I •
old,
amesa.
a woll
C
and heifers,
two brood sows, ono Berk
male hog. 13shoats,60cblckoas,
cks, two guinea*.
Three farm wagons, one nearly new,
<>e big marke« wagon, will hold S3 bnsk
littu market
Book
; BE
. [h
bate a
tvutors,
der«,
•s. one No.
trial plow,
iw, one stoudard
, of grain bugs,
udea and picks,
marker,
9 Byraouse plow,
oue 1-horao »yraeuoe p
SRK&r'aS
two harrows,
root cutter, oi
other things.
els. sp
and a lot of
of $90 and under, cash,
amount a credit oi H
will he given on giving bankable no
with an improved endorser;» pur cous,
off on all credit sums. L. G. CARR,
D. KEK.
, clerk, j5-8-KM2-14-16-17-18-10w
L. W. Stidham A
Kohl
^DMJNIbTRATRlJUS BALE
REAL ESTATE.
wed Order of
c Buts
r New CUatle County, inid# on
•■lghtb U»y of November, A. b., I»», will
exposed to sale, at Pnbhc Vendue,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY UK JANUARY,
, at 10 o'slock, a. m ,
4Ä .Sr
Delaware, lu
the
ft
n the city of Wllmin
' Kcal Ettal«, late of
' rill"
John Honan
County,
oj land'or farm, .Una
Hundred. New Cas«!«
»'»'aware, bounded as
p.
'
of^Androw MuK«c, Bobert
sad John Morrison,
from 6 Un ton . ....
o« r whi n 'l>B C «lveu*»nd term» mad*
B0 W El£a HOLLAND, Admli
stratrlx,
or bt har Attorney,
Attest: CoarioaH. MoWbortar, Clerk O. C.
J ohn.H. Itolncf. Attorney
E UBLIC SALK—WILL BELL AT
Public 8<do, at the Court House
rke* street, above loth
MONDAY, JANUARY 12th
9 o'clock, p.
two building lot« in sooth
Farit, and situated 2fl f«et south from
80th street, with a front ugh of 15 feet
euoh, on the west side öf Wonddaio
street aud a depth of 13S
raado known at sale.
37 East Lake
. Tenus
JOHN P. DOOLEY.
J2-7t
W. A. Ilnklll, Auct.
P UBLIC SALE—1 WILL SELL AT
rub fo sale.near Booth's Corner, r- fl
Delaware County, Pa.. iOL.
ON MONDAY, JANUARY 12th, 1*91,
1 o'clock p. m.,
Twenty-five fresit oowsatid springers,
direct from Cumberland County. Pa.
WM. S. GOODLËY.
2 and 4 months
4»,
to
dit.
M.
A*C. fl.harpless, Auct.
11
T)UnLtC SALE—WILL B
JT No. 291 Washingtou st,
January 0th 1891 at 1 o'clock
or, Bed-room, Dining-room
furniture; Brussels, lugrain
Rag Carnet»; Cook and Room Stoves;
Nadsto.ids. Mattresses und tntifly other
artiolcs. Terms Cash- ELIZABkTH a I.
I>1SN. Administrator df John Aldcu. de
ceased. L. W. Stidham A Son Auotfton
'X-OtJ
! ' ■
10.
43,
riuuAV.
'"«ud Kit
I
IS
-K] OTICKK-I, (IKHST (tlBKI.E, THE
TM tçiu.1», of tbu house .Itn.led utNrt.
106 Ra«t Tlrtrd street. In bho Second Ward
of the city öf W Unilngton, County of New
(jasfcle and State of Delaware lu oaq-.
nllanoè with the requifemen
of tlm Geuoral Assembly in suoh
45
2(\
87.
ui.
F ui
ho
made a
netloe that
ded, do hereby gi
Jail Delivery of the 8{at<s
ana«,.,
»wie «lieI'dn
ive
to
Q I
in.,
eue» and
Vi
tyrvorn, for the
ricBting uqtlöT» m I«s dTiïTliti
i ono quart, to ho drunk on tho
9, aud tho following respectable
tu id ward, at lyust thrive
suDsiannftt
mend the said uppl
m btuart Geo 11
Micha
■
prend
n
i rrecnoTuers,
lication, viz:
55,
Willi«
M Haye.«
e tenor
Grady
Edward Melchior
Frank Zebly
Cnsp
ucI C Reed
ill A Bau
1
30,
55.
55,
20,
Com ad
t* tar sb'ry Murray Jr F. I. R
John 1* Crawford
Michael Rafferty
Charles 11 F Gross
E Banks
11 Maltrttz
W ill H Babcock
W 11 Hartlovo
b soliellcr
_ HENRY KliCNhK
OTICE.—1,JAMES DEENElf,"THE
tenant and occupant of the
house situnted at the southweet corner
of Seventh avenue und Dtmotu fttreet.
In tho Eleventh ward in tho City of
W'lluiington, oouuty of Now Castle and
State of Delaware, In compliance
the requirements or th* acts of the
oral Assombly ln such oaso tnudu und
provided, do hereby give noHM that l
»hall apply lu wi lting td the Court of
General Sesaious or the Fame* aud
Jail Delivery of the State of Deluwa
in and for Now Castle county, on Mon
day, the 2nd day of February, 1391,
being the next term of aMd coart, fora
llccufte for auid house ua ub Inn
era, for the sale therein t»f intoxicating
liquors ip les» quaiitittea than
quart, to ho drunk on tbu uroui'ses,
the following rr'.jir'iahie citizens
ward, atleast twelve ef whom
subatnntial freeholder» of said wh
d the said upplU'
Robert T Cutting ham
P Maturity
Lesley Smith
F C Maltrttz
N Jeuuy
John J O'llarra
Henry Feldmeler
J6-3t
Ell
i
N
of
. Vi*:
M J Costello
George Chadwiok
J e ronw Con toy H obeit P
«»Balle a tine Jamtv* Ti
■ Gillespie
51 J Clnnoey
August Hehæffer
Edward J Newell
flam uc I T Austin
John J Bruit
John H Taylor
James E Gamble
Edward Cal lan
Jft-st
Arthur
JoJm
Ju
•ry C Taylor
il limit Poi tei
Gcorgo Latch
Samuel J Meredith
Thom
JAMES DEENEY.
Holland
LEKSIL'S FAMOUS
Bavarian Lager Beer
Tho Bavarian Bcor has caught
lie tualc and counoissei
ouounce it
tlie beat Uermau brewing».
tncoqu
And £a
Beer. It is
. Ask tor
is only malt, hops
Lengel's Bavarum
all leading saloons.
JOUN A. LËNGEL,
Fifth and DuPont Sts.
Tnlephore No. 57S.
0 »wi_ h7 f|^IAR«H
Fry It. !• an Isfulliui«
Oiw
Sold by All Druggists.
Af
0.
Don't Vou Want To
PAIN1
0
No.
In
old,
hay
lad
fall,
fan,
! your Baby Coach? How ab
your wash tubs and benches
the kitchen chairs and w
were touched up it would .
pris* Sa rail Ann. The eoet is very 11
That old porch chair looks seedy;.
U a coat of ptlat, 11 will do .for the
t og-room, graud
Why, Thomas, those picture IrarM
am ashamed of them. Stop at MM
t and brlej
will do1
old,
likes It so
on your way bometo-nigb
a bottle of Gold Pâlot. I
myself. Oh, no. my dear, y
enough to do. Ils has a good
pilotera, I will tell him
no, I will do them. I «topped
, he hta It prepared for um.
get auythlne you want than
Paint and Glass Hue tu small qua:
BE
[h
do It.
JAMES M. BRYAI
House Painter and Gra*»
Painters' Supplies. Glazing :
tending to at once. qsj
107 Went 8tU Street)
Wilmington, Delaware.
Telephone. 490.
■8
No.
PHILLIPS f KAN
of
■¥p
lu
the
us WAT*M
eist» EXPOSURE, Will Not Crack,
1er Applied, Cost Less than auy «
ROOK PAINT known.
Is BEST because It
of
PHILLIPS &
as
....
mad*
BOLE MANUFACTURER.
5 East Fourth Street.
Telephone, No. 21L _ J/
C.
□ysten
AT
from
feet
Lake
—AT
GARDNER'S
*
AT
fl
Pa.
S. IT. Cor .7tli A Slit »toy
Finest oysters In the city.at 98.
40 Coule per quart.
Ladles' and gentle
second floors,
evory style. ICE CBEAJ
Weddings and parties supplied.
90uTelophoue 41». dS-lflg
«>'• REST a
ANT, first am
OY
M. •
nil th
other
I.
de
Kit
I
WM.G.ROBEL]
io8 VV. SEVENTH ST. ."fl
Sole agent in this State lor tke |
THE
Ward
New
oaq-.
suoh
Gold Medal
ive
to
Q I
Eye Whiskcf;
Vi
Invoice of that fuuiçgf «1#
biA-i, .
Wc have
tho
Bohh's Hoikiid G«j
The finest in the l?.n&
the
of
and
und
l
of
aud
1391,
1 JIANÜ8 AND OlUiANS —
piano and
n'.lUH, No.
ilS Shi «1er lkc«l*'
aab. or e«»y ltoutb
Jacob» ixïïüiïtt Sâ;î5S*£
cHaaz«. Fh
repalrloatloae. Special barcaUte
u*e<1 and »eoona-Uand pianos.
DEARBORN. No. tlft 8hiplor«n
mlaxtenDel.. ua«l«r Itefl Men'» U|
BE I>ID—HE niMWW
SSi"*
OUE NEW BOOS \
BE ED OUll WORDS
delaWahe
WIRE WORKS
of
J. MORTON DILLON.
Manufacturer of window guards n|
wire work of every 4**oriptiun. Iw
screens for doors anil windows «"ifir
aod nut up In any style
wire Cloth»* line« pu
Electric light guards
609 SHIPLEY STRUB.
C. H. GROVES.
Slag, Gravel, Plastic, Cement
and Felt Roofer.
Two and three ply ready rooting always
— hand.
Red Rope Manilla Building Paper *
specialty.
NO. 8 AND 4 EAST FRONT ST
Wllmlngtoa, Oalsw
it
werk gu
fully riwa
grR^lAL NftftllGK.
r y«u our «ntlre at
i-bauU ctfrU*«>
FRIST 4AUH031
AUCTIONEER'S CARD.