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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
A postal Clerks suicide.

Postm aster Harrity's face wore o
trou led exprt ssiob az he hurried into
the Coroner's lffice Wednesday morn
ing and eagerly inquired for that OFF,
cisl. He denied that the suicide OF
VIM, Il. Stiles, 81 years. 26l7 Nicholas
street, had been induced by oyerwcrk
as caser In the post ofiioe, and asked
perm ission to present testimony rsliev-
ing him of responsibility in tho matter.
The II nest was granted. At the in
quest the sworn statement of the wife
Of the suicide was rtad. Her husband
complained Of tevere pains In the head,
and when che offered TO battle 1t he told
her to never mind, as he would fe-l
better after little rest. AT 3 80 O'Clock
in the Afternoon he received letter
from the post office TO report for double
duty. He said TO his vile, "Mollie,
won't go; don't bother me till o 'clock. "
AT that hour she found his corpse with
rope around his neck She expressed
the belief thst his mind had been affect
ed by overwork.
James Free born and James r Hogan,
cAsers In the post Office, said that Stiles
had expressed q desire TO perform extra
duty IN order TO increale lis income.
Hogan said that on Monday q caser was
i'll and IL WIS he who tnt o letter to
Stiles asking him to report. Both oil
the witnesses denied that Mr.. Harrity
knew anything about the letter. The
Ijury rend cred q verdict of suicide by
strapgulRtion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30

Boueioault's Comedy Com psny.
which will present. 1.-THE ShauRhraun'
NJ the Opera House this evening, ap-
peared in West Chester last night 70 q
crowded honse, and this mornings
II rubliean Of that sown speaks Of the
performance ~ follows: 1.-THE Shaugh-
raun Company gave an excellent FER
formance In Horticultural Hall last
evening to . we'll flled house. The
audience was very enthufiastic. Much
of the beautiful scenery Of the company
could not be used on account OF the
sm all dimensions Of the stage. The
conn any Ia strong one and many Of
the members are worthy Of special no
tice, namely, Mtssrs. 3 j.. Forhan,
Losnet, Bland, o. B. Collins and
Misses Darye, Deane, Colger and For
han. The play and company are wor'
thy Of success. They are booked fol
Wilmington tonight"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
FOURTH EDITION


Owing to the threatening appearances
Of the weather yesterday morning, and
the dire pred lotion Of humbug Virgins
Of the cnIam ities which were to occur
during the day, the attendance ct the
Sta % fair Was not NJ large rs anticipa-
ted, but during the afternoon was fully
equa, 70 that II Tuesday. The exhibits
are greatly admired, and the universal
verdict IL that they exceed those OF any
previous year. not only in quantity but
also In quality. A. o. Hill, formerly
Of this ciiy but now OF Dover, 10 one OF
tho busiest men On the srcupfs; he has
q candy kitchen where he 10 busy all
the time In ufacturiDg sweetmests,
which are dispensed 70 the people by q
host Of lady clerks from three different
stands.
In the front part Of one OF the build
logs there 10 9 nne display OF live nah,
among them being some carp which
will probably weigh four or Ave pounds
each. The weather yee tsrday was de.
iightfully cool and pleasant, AID In
marked contrast to that OF the pre- vious
day, when the heat WAS equal to that OF
midsummer Governor Stockley, ex
Secretary OF Stats Wolcott and q num-
her OF DO liticisDs from diffait mt parts OF
the State we're present, and no doubt
improved the time In becoming better
acquainted with the voters Of thoir sew
ersl districts.
A number OF awards were made In
the different departments. among them
being second premium to W. q. Ma
hafy of this city for bull calf under ]
year.
The ra ,es we're called at ~ 80 o clock,
and ms the track and horses we've In ex-
cellent condition much interest was
man Tested in the RET ulr. TIE hrst race
was for the SO Glaze, with purse OF
$500, and Fix horses were entered. The
race WAS won IN three straight heats
by w. II. Dutton's brown ma, Lillian,
in 2 37l4, 2 38 and ? SO.
The colt race was the next, and also
had six starters. II was won by w. K
Floyd's bro wn geldine Clay, In 2, 36224
IL S4X, 2 34iI and 2 34H.
There were but three Starters Ia the
Q % pacing race, for q purse OF $500, Al
follows:
Eddie O., b. g., Fl. A. Ogden, Phila-
delphia Late Rose, b, m, j. A. Wolf
Baltimore, and Don Cameron, z. g.
Frank Rector, Philadelphia Don was
Idista need In the frst heat, Late Rose
coming In first In 2 27s4. The second
heat WAS also taken by Rose In 2 80
The last beat was Won by Late Rore, who
IL emitted 10 the race, In 3SH.
The most am using event vi the day
| was q dog race between animals be
lon gir z TO the we'll known Philadelphia
sports, Arthur Chambers, George Tur
ner, William Pat erson aud Others
Heats were won by N uisaDce and Saliie
belonging to Arthur Oh hers, Patter
SON Billy and Turner's Verbum Sal
and Thorn as Gill's Sullivan.
There was large number who wen
down from here this morning asd thu
CROW to day will 10 doubt be i'm nense
To morrow Is virtually the last day
and these who have not yet visited thu
fair should improve the opportunity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
Amusements Ut the Acadl

Mr.. Edmund Collier made hid
pearance In this city last even
tragedian, and selected for thd
the very difficult role of an
Those who lave seen Mr.. Cold
OF his other plays, felt surf
would prove equal to the red
OF this character, and were
pointed In their ANTICIPATED
natural appearance assisted
much, and when he stood
council he looked and acted 1
defiant Indian chicftan TO the
His tone and ac.ion are 10 KID
the part, while his enuncia
perfect that his lowest tonts
tinctly heard In every part Of
"Metamora" is a character thai
men can portray, and ever
who can, long years Of hard
required TO obtain perfection
realism 30 desirable IN any
Consequently II is remarkable
Collier, In his short eXpe1
tragedian, has made such gel
and already attained such grc
The audience fully appreciated
nihcient acting, aud at the 81
second act called him before d
He was ably supported by
Neville, who sustained the CD
Nahmaokee, his wife, and BY
rietta Croesman as 0ceana, ID
of Moro aunt, the exile. Laure
presented the role OF Lord fliz
an excel ent manner and Will
that Of Walter, Sir Arthur's ID
The entire performance was
In every respect, and aforda
irons OF the drama, of this
an opportunity of witnessing
productions that pleased thsl1
assisted to make the name o.
Forest immortal.
This evening Mr.. Collier VII
Jack Cade, In Judge Conrad
cient tragedy OF that name,
tract from an article in The
Sunday Mercury of the 9TH Of
saws: 1.-THE rising luminary
mund Collier, a young &C
physique and great vocal cap
have been adyantageously
long and patient dramatic
Mr.. Golfers easy ard rop,
won immediate favor, esFe
! proved 10 be fully equal 10
| quirements of the role. II
Inferred from this that the
incapable of pathos and ~
the contrary, scenes demao
treatment we're given wiz
graceful eloquence as 70
tympathles OF the audience
evident that the mamie y.
at last found a comPs
Tomorrow night The y
prodigy Blind Tom viii ~.
cert and will no doubt be ge
packed house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
Explosion In y New York Club.

NEW YORK, Sept 29.-An explosion
occurred ct the Carlton Club, In West
Twenty fifth street, At / "a O'Clock this
morning, which caused considerable
alarm, but which WAS fortunately unat-
tended by any injury to the occupants
OF the building. An ammonia tank, at
tached TO a huge refrigerator In the
basement hallway burst, and the CON
tact of the gas with a burning gas Jet
caused an explosion which set fire to
The house. Every body In tbs club at
once thought that Virgins earthquake
had arrived, and we're soon In the street
surrounded by q great crowd. Colonel
Tom Ochiliree, who was sleeping on
the fourth floor, appeared a. the window
OF his room and shouted for help, and
he was rescued by Lieutenant Farley
Of engine No. 16. Henry e Dixey and
other we'll known citizens were also
scared. The FIRE was quickly extin
guished, and the damage done 10 build.
ing and machinery is about $1,000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
Patriotic sons OF America,

NoRRIsTowN, Sept 20 The trustees
Of the Patriotic Order Sons of America
will meet TO morrow al Valley Fors'
and will pay off in full the 1000 mort
gage of the Valley Forge Memorial As
ISOLATION. The association will theI
become the owner of General Washing
toms headquarters.
In the afternoon Wallace Bruce, o
Poughke psie, n. Y, will deliver ri
ora.ion George w. Childs, A. j
Drexel and other prominent gentle
men are expected TO bs present. TIT
exercises will be held at Washingto4 p
headquarters.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
Reception Tomorrow Evening.

Tomorrow evening the Delaware
delegation to the late Nationsl g. A. r.
EaoAmpmeut, ct San Frar cisco, will
have . formal reception ct the head.
quarters of emyth Post. No. l. in the
Adams Building. This reception will
be exclusively for the members of the
@. A. R., but 1t 10 the intention to have
10 public reception In the course OF
week or 60, to which members can bring
their families and friends. Addresses
are expected from Department Com
mander Dunn, Past Department Com
nanders McNair. Ross and Gutenberg
AssistAnt Adjutant General King arc
Delegate Arthur II. GrimeAaw, M. d
Adjutant King will also present Smyti
Post the banner awarded 1t by thu
National Encampment. All member
OF the Grand Army are invited TO b'
present. Friday night is the reguls
muster OF Grant Post, No. ID, but the!
have consented to permit the use o
their room for the occasion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
Interesting Lectures.

The Women's Christian Temperance
Union has made arrangem snts for
series of interesting lectures In the
Opera House as follows:
On Monday night, November l,
Henry Raglan, who is said 10 be next e
Stoddard in nbility, will deliver an II
Illustrated lecture entitled paris, thu
Msgn ificent;" on Thursday, Decent BEL
9, General Lew Wsllacs, ex Minister &c
Turkey, will give original reading,
from bis famous book, "Bea Hur." Or
Tuesday, Decem Der IA. Justin Nc
Csrtby, NJ. p, of ireland, will Gloss
the series with lecture on home rule
from a G adstonisD point OF view.
The ticke's for the course have beer
placed At Sl25 or so cents for single
lecture.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30

Francis P, Brooks, OF Chicago, formerly
student in Harvard College, bas begun
suit against the college for $50 600 dam
ages. 1t appears that Brooks was engag'
ed in performing an experiment in the
chemical laboratory when retort con-
tanning sulphuric acid, which he wss us
ing, exploded, and young Brooks wat
terribly burned. One of his eyelids wal
burned off and his face was otherwis,
mutilated and torn, the Disagreement
being permanent. 1t is claimed by tn,
plaintiff that the experiment was being
performed under the direction of pro
lessor, and that he supposed he wal
working In safety, and that through The
carelessness OF the professor in charge
the accident occurred,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
Attacked over the B,,dr..

About 8 30. o'clock last night % .
party Of ten or twelve ladies and gentle
men who resided In South Wilmington
were returning homo from . societS
meeting which they had atten ded 10
this city, ley were stopped by party
Of rou1hs on ths road which runs from
over Market street bridge 70 Heald
street. One OF the rouehs drew o pistol
and the ladies and gentlemen hastily
Ietraoed their steps TO this eide OF Mar
ket street bridge we're they found ON
GERS Bro adbart and Cross. who &C.
companied them to their destination.
The road 10 very dark, and the Lamp
COMMITTEES Of City Council should see
that lamps are placed there without
delay.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
A Lady : urprised,

Mrs Robert Parry, Jr, 1874 King
street, was taken completely by en-
prise last night by some forty of her
friends ct ming in suddenly and cor =
eratulatii z her upon the annual return
Of her birthday. None enjoyed the sur.
prise more than he daughter, Miss Ida,
who got the party up, bore the expense
of it and engineered 1t all through.
Mrs Parry was made the recipient
of quite a number OF presents, bo,h or
namental and useful, for which her
thanks were returned through one OF
the visitors.
A handsome ard enjoyable collation.
followed, AID The con Dany left with
many wishes IA; Nj. Parry may en-
Joy many mGre -e'o.n.ng birthday q,
aud With many III MIA 10 Miss Ida fol
the pleasure enjoyed during the even
ing.
The ice cresm ard cake sent to the
REPUBLIcAr { fl 90 this f. renoon wa,
also appreciated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
NlED

EVANS.-At Iron Hill, Md, on the goth
inst. H. ecca Ev 'Ds, In the I'D year Ct
age. Mother Of John NJ Miller.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend ne funeral at the VIII
mingt0a ard Brsndywire Cemolery on Sat
urdsy, October 2nd, at . o clock.
APPRENTICESHIP ~. 1885, Ethel
M Carpenter, ~ ed 10 months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 70 attend her funeral
from the residence Of her father. Harry r,
Carpenter, near Qentreville, Del, on Frid .
afternoon, october LIST to leave the houst
at O'Clock. lnterinent 1T Lower Brandy
wine Cemetery.
SMIrH.-On the 99th inst. M ary II .dau3h-
ter of John aod Apnie Smith, In the Istt
year Of Der ago.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In.
vited to attend the funeral from the residences
OF her parents 1t Bancrofts Banks, on Sat
urday, Oct Der q at . O'Clock. Services o.
Emmanuel Chapel. lttsrA emit at Mt. Saleu
Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30

Deputy Coroner Palmer has received
letter from one Of the Atkins of Sus
sex County, brother OF the lste unfor-
tunate Mrs. Kate Jones. The family
not having been informed to the con-
trAry did not know their sister WAS
widow, ard supposing her husband was
living to attend to the funeral of his
wife did not come up TO Wilmington
upon the short police they received.
Mr. Palmer will inform them by mail
to-day that their tistef Was o widow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
FIFTH Edition


a Driver ana Two Horses Grin MI
When the alarm Of firs was ruos
night frtm the box ~ Eleventh -
bridge, the Pt &C ak Fire Com peuv
one OF the nrst to respond, and b,
nearest the scene, led IN the hunt
the y times.
while passing out Olaymont al
on the other side VI Eleventh 81
Drioge and the horses were going o.
at lively gait they ran into pil
quarrfed stone dumped ct the sid
the street for walling tho CELLAR
eoms new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
be erected.
The street here measures IN,
six fset vide aBd the ltone ia
the street, leaving only ,iY
Ter . passage. The piet BEING
neither diver nor horses conf
stone, and both bo,saa eouio
violent y forward amor cat
eaeen stone 10 tue Rrou
Mr. Patterson, the driver. mas
serve his balance was pitched
on top OF the horses, both 4,
horses being In q very nal,
oitioD.
The Nom bers OF the CON mai,
TO the rescue Of their Oliver an
Two favorite horses. and after
able effort n scued them from n
death, At least ruin Itwss 10
enc Ut the horkes had received
.ne breast about twelve i,
length and dangerously deen
sharp stone, while the otb.r !,
also received several gashes
Fortunately Mr.. Patterson N
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30

On Monday morning Bernard Daley
was before Judge Cummins charged
with drunk eDness, and was committed
until Tuesday morning. He was then
let off. and last night Officer Broadhart
found him on the street 70 drunk that
he was obliged 10 take him to the hall
In q push cart. This morning Judge
Cummins imposed fine on him of IS
and costs, which will keep him of the
street for the next forty days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
AimE Of Education.

Education, in It's true sense, must have
two distinct aims-to inform and develop
the mind and to inspire and influence the
heart. The success of each of these de-
ponds largely upon the success of the
other;and upon their united and harmoni-
Gus action will depend the strength and
excellence of the character and he purity
and value Of the lie. All knowledge is
like good seed-it car not be too highly
priced or too widely disseminated; but to
realize It's possibilitis It must be placed In
fruitful soil prepared to receive and TO
vitalize 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
He str uck an Old Man.

About 8 O'Clock last evening Walter
Groom, colored, struck an aged white
man on Front street and knocked him
down In the gutter. A police officer
who witnessed the assault, took Groom
to the hall, and this morning he was
arraigped before Judge Cummins,
when he admitted striking the man
and said that he gave him some "sass"
He was sentenced TO pay q hne Of S.
and costs,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
Organizing for the Campaign

The Fist ward Democrats held a
meeting last evening and organized for
the coming campaign by electing Geo.
.O'Neill, presidsn' George j. FINK, sec
rotary; Anton Hsuber, treg surer; Sam i
8. Curlett, Nartin + Keogh aud Walter
Flynn to the City Exc cut,yeComm ee,
and ward executive com Dittee OF &c
conduct the campaign In the ward a.
fplloWs: John Kelley, james Ward
Neil Dougherty, Edward C. Farley
VIM. G.. Bsugh, Anton Haubsr aud
john G. Collins. The meeting tber
adjourned until next Wednesday night
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
Fourth Mrrd pnmocra,a

The Democrats Of the Fourth ward
held meeting last evening and organ.
lied with the following officen: Prsst.
dent, Austin Hanley; vice president,
John Fshey secretary, 8. N. Smeltz;
treaf urer, John Bradley. The following
were appointed IS . ward executive
COMMITTEES: d. Athens, ID. A. McCul.
lin and 8. N. smellz The following
committee WAS appointed on room: T..
Kelly, W. Hayes and J. Mccoy. On
motion the meeting adjourned to meet
next Wednesday night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
what : M,sohievous no, D,n.

Shortly after O'Clock yeeterday after
noon locomotive was left standing by
the engineer and fireman on the track
near the State fair grounds, whom boy
jumped on and opened the throttle. Al
soon rs the engine COM mer oed to move
he tried 70 stop 1t, but falling In that
sprsug OF, aid 1t went on up the road
with the speed Increasing every Instant.
A short distance up the tIst X passs 81
car wac standing, with which the engine
coll!ced, causing reck, and 1t is said
injured several persons who we're stand.
ing In the vicinity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
Fire Alarm.

The alarm of fire last night In the
east end OF the Ninth ward was caused
by the burning of q small quantity OF
twamp hay that 1t is supposed some
boys set on fire. The FIRE depart ment
was promptly on hand, but their servi.
ces were not required, indeed the Gre
was out before they got near It,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
Dots.

N. W. Porter of Newpors adv .rtises q
lot OF young pigs for sale.
Workmen are engaged In grading
8 ixth Aven ne in the Eleventh Ward.
Judge Wales IL presiding at the ses-
sioDs of the q. S. Court in Trenton,
N. j.
DR. John z. Pearce, formerly of this
city, Is now Coroner Of Albuquerque,
New Mexico, as well as surgeon of the
First Regiment, n NJ. miliiia.
Walter O, Jones cas- taken he plumb.
Ing establishment at No. 1909 Market
sti Get, formerly occupied by the late
William 8. Watt, and is prepared to do
all kinds of work in his line.
Rev. Thomas u. Jester will preach in
the Presby terrain Church at Kennett
Spare, Pa. ,on Sunday NIX, AID dec .4te
the pulpit vacant. A new pastor y II
be installed in a shot time.
Complaint Ia made that large s.1-cs
have been scattered over Mary land
Avenue to such extent as to rende r
travelling rather dangerous. The com
missioner should therefore lock after
the matter.
James II. Morgan will leave fol
Charleston on Saturday morning to add
10 his alread large collection of photo
graphs of the ruined tu ldinas, to bt
exhibited Ivy him III d tie Rev. Fl A
MOI os for the benefit of the sufferers
1.-THE American Newspaper Direc
tory" lie q volume OF l., 800 pages, bound
in cloth, ar d issued every year by Geo
P. Rowell & Co, 10 Spruce street, New
-NsH York. As it was the first, so i
has always been the hest directory pub
iishes. The TT ca is i've dollars.
Just received a very large assortm en-
of cooking ranges snd stoves of tn,
lew est and improved styles, which WI
will guarantee to bake and cook .,
right, and our par.or and room stove
are Of the newest and best styles. Cal
aud see us at the old place, 8 Eas
Fourth street, P.ckels' Steve Store.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
To be ChancedOG.

Tt ere are on exhibition In Bag wards
window, q handsome crosse of rolled
gold work and fne specimen of en-
m anship' from the a cademy OF the
Vista ton, Mobile Ala They will be
CHANGED off ut Rev d. j Flynn's fair
at GAlena, Md, spo at Saint Msry's
Church fair this city, respectively, at
2bo per chance, each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
Efficiency Crippled by Discharges,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29..-The recent
discharges which have been m sde Of
emplo. es az the Government Printing
Office will, 1t Is thought. result In much
delay in the printing of circulars, Off
eial blanks. bureau reports, etc for the
Treasury Department, and great incon-
venience Is likely to follow through the
inability Of the present force to perform
the necessary work.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30

A grand musical concert will be
given in the Union M. L church on
Thursdav. October 14;h, for the benefit
OF the Uoion NJ Z Sunday school, by
the church choir, assisted by a large
plumber of invited singers. TIE cele-
5rated vocal singer, John f Sweeney,
Of Chester, Pa, will be present and
sing several solos.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
Broke q window.

Last evening couple of co.sred boys
were teasing the OhiDaman who keeps
laundry at No. liz East Fourth street
when one OF them threw a club and
broke a large plate glass in the window
He was arrested by Officer Broadhar
and gave his rsms as James Thomas
and this morning Judge Cummins im
posed One Of IS and costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
NOTICE.

I insert this card to inform my
friends and the public generally
that have only removed my
residence and rot my business
It wi | be continued as usual
until disposed of, and l am still
offering great bargains to any
persons needing goods in my
line. 1t will pay them to exam
inc my stock before purctasi0
/, lse where.
o. p. SMYTH,
"a GL 3ll Market st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
A Pair of Druuks

John Mccullough was arrested ut
Front and King streets very drunk,
last night, aud this morning Judg'
Cummins imposed fne OF 81 and
costs Bernard Haughey was found in
similar condition at Front and Orange
streets, and on his promising to leave
the city as eoou as released, was com
mitttd until tomorrow morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
Church Painting.

Mr.. William P Brstten, the we'll.
known good ard practical house
pail ter, lie engaged in touching mp tn.
outside of Hanover Prtsh, tsrisn
Church Sixth apd King streets. Tt ousl
felas Dot con plete1 bis Job ret he bs,
made ecidsd 'mcrcv. m.bt in the ap
ptaraDcs o. fhf G. E-cb.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-30
RestiyRi This FNaninR

The Ladies Aid Society OF Scott NJ. e
Church will kive fruit and ice cream
festival this (rtursds, evening
ut tie residenr. OF Mrs. Calkins, corneI
Seventh ard K'rkWood reets, for tn,
benefit OF the trustees Of that church
Come on, cGme all, and have q COCO
time. No admission fee Ia charged.