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National Republican., 1888-06-03

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 81, tsSS
The board of directors of the Republican
National League hereby inform the members
of the League, their congressional friends,
and Others. that the only train which the
League authorized, by a large vote, TO run TO
Chicago, Ill, at the time of holding the
Republican National Convention, will 90 via
the Pennsylvania railroad.
The authorized agents of the League for this
train are Col l.. p. Wright, Robt. s. Fletcher,
and no one else.
-. +. W. EVANS, Secretary.
National Republican., 1888-06-03

TUSTH'S OLD STAND is TIE ONLY PLACE
81 where frst'oass Second Hand Clothing
can be sold at respectable prices. Address or
call at 619 ID st. N. w. se2I.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26
Fireworks at gergu.on's, II n. ID.


The Democratic party pretends Il
want to reduce the surplus. 1t doet
not want to do 1t. Actions speak
louder than words, Democratic
action is giving the lie to Democratic
assertion.
President Cleveland and his free
trade followers could reduce the s. =
plus by repeating the internal revenue
taxes. Do they propose to do thisi
No. Yet 1t would accomplish just
what they say they want. There ia
not question about this,
If the Mills bill passed it would in
cress the surplus by causing enormous
importations Randall says that.
Merchants and manufacturers see ii.
II Is hard TO believe hat Cleveland Ia
SO great fool that he does not know
lit.
Gripping the country Is the aim oil
the Democratic party. 1t is the point
the Mills bill strikes at. 1t would
cause unprecedented trade depression.
1t would beggar thousands of work
iDgmen. But 1t would be truly Demo-
cratic.
Pretense Is out of order. Surplus
reduction is not the air., of the Demo
cratic party. 1t is notN Nswish OF the
Democratic President. The Demo.
cratic lobby would fight 1t tooth and
nall. Actions speak louder than
words.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26
At His Post pay and N,gbt

The vigilnnt ttnp. indigestion, goods
us with his many dashed soourgs. Each
lash Ia dtsbolio symbtom. No com
fort In eAsipei misery after wards, little
or broken TEST ct nighs, vieitations oil
the nightmare during ftful hours OF
sIeen, an uprising unreireahed and
without appetite, sleeyiusss and ya wp.
Ing during the day, Nervousness and ir
Inability OF temper, aven monomAnia
10 extreme cases Hard to hear. ali
this. Necessary? Nti q thousand
times no.so long rs Hosteiter's Stomach
Bt,ers, tas pation's spsolfc fer indiges.
ton, acuts or chsonio, In procurabls.
The commencement Of course OF this
medicine IL the commencement OF d
cure. Prompt relief fret, abs ute
eradication subsequently,. The truth
OF this st2tament, backed up by IRE.
frsgAble testimony, 10 we'll known to
The American people. 30 are others,
viz: that abe Bitters averts and cures
fever and ngue and bilious remitsept,
and removes nervousness, bilinusnsss.
constipation, and kidney and bladder
troubles.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

Oh, YOU HAVEN'T any kidney dIs
ease, chi Blu. you are from time 10 time
trouoled with BAoKACHE, BLADDER
TROUBLES, RHEUMATISM, NRU-
RALGIA, HEADACHES. NERVOUS.
NESS, IND1GEs ZION, NUMBNEss,
DIZZINESS, MALARIA, CHILLs AND
FEVER, AGUE, BoILs, CARBUNC-
LES, ABscEssEs, PARALYSIS, DYs-
PEPsIA, IMPOTENoY, SWOLLEN
ANKLES AND JOINTS, and your wife
has FEMALE TROUBLES. Don't you
know that these diseases would almost
never prevail IL your kidneys were natu-
rally active and kept the bl ,od cieaua
arneF's Safe Cure"
Is th\ hly scientific blood purifier, and
that be reason why 1t not only cures
know idiey d sesse, but also % per
cent. o. u other diseases which come
from U SUSPECTED Kidney disorder.
Try itto-day. Dslays are very danger
Gus.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

Sunday was observed a. Children,
Gay 81 the n. II. Church in Newport
Altar SINGING and prayer, Rev. j. d
y. Hanna made very interesting and
pertinent address. nbounding In good
advice-and u,efui hints that should be
treasured mp by the young folks, and
we may also say By those more adyanc.
cd In yssss Mnsic followed, after
which came nThe song OF the Birds, n
ana recitation entitled, "The Discon
tented Oausry," followed BY solo in
chorus, IA Dseam," etc. A boat deck.
cd with eversreens. shells, flowers, etc !.
and entitled the "Good Ship Eiuca'
tfon," furnished o valuable lesson, and
gave Interest 10 tue occasion. A solo
was sung by Miss Lnlu Davis in zoos
style, after which Miss Maud Lyman
sang "Don's FELL my father any more
rum" In very fesling manner.
The ceremonies having been con olud-i
% the assemblnze WIS dismissed with
me benedicii0n, and all ret red well
pleased with the proceedings. The
sood seed Gown In the lspse OF time.
nay produce an abundant harvest, and
prove a blessing not only to thoeo prer.
ms but to the community ut large.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

A BsBlin merchant, who advertised
for 9 wife lately, resolved 777 answers.
OF these 81 wore widows, varying In
@ge from ~ 10 "a; a. OF shon1 had no
children and 81 possessed fortunes an.
tirely under their own con troll OF from
$500 TO 10000. Eour ladies' who hsd
bean sepAs Ased frosn their husbands also
wrote 10 express desire 70 try their
luck ~ marriage for second time
OF them Tor third time. OF the re.
naming 1855. only two gave their ages
Ne over 30; 10 ef them professed 10 be
just turped l8. Seventy .one photo
grAphe were incl0scd and 81 Of them
are said to represent remarkably pretty
girls.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

Intelligence comes from England
that Captain Suffer, of Maryport, has
received letter from the master OF
the bark Jessie Morris, of which he is
owner, stating that on April 80, in lati-
tude As 90 NJ, and longitude SO 80 W,
the master picked up two men In an
open boat. They were frost bitten
and terribly exhausted. The men were
brothers, belonging to the fishing
schooner Jubilee. of 81. Johns, New
foundland. They got adrift from the
vessel in fog, and when picked up
by the Jessie Morris they had been 10
days without food or water.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

An agricultural item from the Du
buque, lows, Telegraph: "I,wa 10 20.
Ing to have . prosperous year. The
small grain crops are practically assured
and the hay and pasture yield will b,
far better than for the past sum mers
and nav grass roofs are filling the
spaces In the meadows burned oct by
last summer's fervent heat The season
10 listle late for'corp, but not too late
possibly. In short, thu prospt ct IL mos
hatterinR. There will be no selling
short Of pigs and calves BY the Iawn
farmers this year. All this will rsac'
favorably on the other interests In town,
and cities.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

.sAsrKo"


9atnsr the wsAns 70 their home ct nioht.
Whsrr tnsir name the sisnd'rer dAur N
Ana ,!ns and play III tnsir hearts ar,
Max inc 'nrssids chssrfu.
Scar " the boys whom they romp and
And tns iassics too. while their hearts ara
"a line may come when yeu1I gladly say,
lmads their homo 90 cnseriu.
Twill blunt their tastes for pleasures
whaur li,nts ere giit,dag back Of which Is
prsud,
Decsif and the like. and their victims hand.
hor want Of freside oheerfa.
There's many man and womsn toe,
Drivfn owre the border BY too muah rue
from rigid s'ns whaur awset nOw'rs ns'r
For want Of Preside Cheerful.
Gather them 10 the big and the sms.
a time will come when they must ava,
and wt.q Ksth ersd agsia owro the river. A..
The ~ bless the ould home that was
chaestu.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

SHILoH's COUGH Had Consumption
Cure 10 sold by US on guarantees. II
cures consumption. Bold Ivy N. B, Dan.
forth, cor. and and Market 6ts,
bHMoH's vrrALIzER 10 what you
need for Constipation, Loss Of Appe.
ttte, Dizziness and all symptoms OF
Dyspepsia. PRICE 10 and rs cents per
bottle. Sold bs N. b. Danferth, cor.
and and Market Sta.
WILL YOU suFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint ehiloh's Vita
liser is guaranteed TO cure you. Bold
by Danforth. nnr- 2nd and Market SITS.
SHAMELESS NIGHTS, made rn,ssi able
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's cure
ia the remedy for you. N. b. Dan.
forth. corner Second aud Market sta.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

"I'd liketo know what interest the
CunaId Steamship Company has in
keeping Mr.. Elaine out Of the coun.
try" remarked Mrs. Snagg, indig-
nantly.
''Now, what are you talking about"
asked her husband. rather tarlly,
'Wby, the paper says the company
has given him refusal Of cabin on
a ship which will sail June 80.
don't see why they couldn't let him
come home he wants to-
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

Curtis WainwrIghi, OF Laurel, and
81 MD gentleman we've annexed oat oil
the chairs Ia the hotel In George owp,
sassex county, on Sunday, by q bolt OF
lightning and barely escaped v It'll their
lives The lightning also struck thu
old Academy building, setting fire to
the toof but luckily the q smss were OK.
tinenished before they gained much
head way.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

For quickness in raising money for
business enterprises Hutchinson. Kan
sas, seems TO ontrank some of the large
cities. They called a meeting out
there for such a purpose, and, after
the hall was filled, locked the door. A
local paper tells that work then began.
and In Just one hour and fifteen
minutes the sum of SEA, 900 was sub
scrioed.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

Is the wonderful remedy FOR All discs SCI
and weakness OF the eyes. A gent lem an
who oould not see an object three feet
off could see distinctly aud plain Roc d
distance away on using one bostie. 80
With many Otaers whom we onn refer
to. Supplied In 30 and 90 cent bottles,
Prescription OF Dr. J.. Sip4ros q Son,
9Th and King sta.. Wilmington, Del,
Sold BY dealers,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26
The central ohuron.

Rev M. ]. Fcsels has not yet decided
to accept or reject the call to the pastor
ate of the Central Presbyterian Church,
hts relations with the church at Salisbury
Nd, being SO pleasant that he dish et
to leave them. The salary he Is now get
ting is $500 or $1,000 per year less than
the Central pays and this difference may
possibly lead to favorable answer.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

The ohcir of West Presbyteriau
Church gave successful moonlight or
cursion last evening on the steamer
City OF Chester. Every body had q
good time and social enjoyment was
the order OF the occasion. The mem ers
of the other different Presbyterian
choirs were in attendance.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

hEAfN LOO sdoosssfuiGUaE al yoni
Down home by one who WAS deaf twenty.
eight yeara. rreatad by most OF the no.
fsif In thfea ,AontbS, and einee then hun.
dredg Of oAhsra, FuIl nArtioaiHrs sent on Sr,
pIioaticp. T. y. PAt4E, No. a west s1st
at, view York Oits. coels.ss.t u. Saline
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

108 West Seventh street. Just the
place for q cool and refreshing
Sherry Oobbler.
CAtawha "
Olaret Punch,
Whisky
Rum
Pure liquors,
and the beht oiRars in the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

The celebrated Three B. b. 3. cigar,
manufactured by II. q. Bouzfion q
Bro, No. 2l9 West Second street. The
bsat DC. cigar In the city. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

When baby was alex, we gave her Csstoria,
When she was Child she cried for Castori
When she became Miss she chung TO Casio
When she had children she gave them c
toria.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

Fer small storeksepers. Mrs. M. R.
Wyatt Ia closing out her stock at q
sacrifice. 1t Will pay you 10 call and
GOT GONE Of the bargains she is Offering
at No. 1l3 West sscond street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26
TsAR ARrisANs'sAy INa sAUa.
a no. sea MARHEr srREsr.

awe 0S1 H2AEsEA h IA - EMfN
EuOh gsSFffsfAu ssss ss ssIHbRUARH 21,tH1
Opento receive deposits daily from o. %
anti p. M, and on Tuesday and SAturdE
svenings from 70 O'Clock.
The ohArtor of the bank provides that
profits upon Its Investments, except so maei
as Is required fer the payment OF nsoessAr
expenses and for suitable surplus for taj
security OF dsppsitors, shall be diviiei
anons the depositors.
No manager is allowed to borrow any pAri
Of the funds deposited with the Corporation.
MANIAC ERS.
George W. Bush, s, Allen Hillee,
o. WeBls weldtn, nj. Il. E.tchtenHtein,
Goo. y. OapeiIe Alexander J. Hart,
OhAs. W. Rowland, N. X. Benson,
los Il. Carpenter, Jr., job H. Jackson
Hsary II. Dnre. Anthony HIGGINS
washington HastinEs,
MONEY LOANED ON MOET9A9ES,
9uo. w. BUeu, 9ko. 3. OARHLLH.
President. Nice-peslaeRs.
Z. L. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
70 '.av Jos. M MArHKR Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26
!, S Pills,


me Aver 3 Co.. Lowell. Maas.
cloudy 70 fair, fol- -
and stationary ten
conditions will pro-
4 Friday. uoo'
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

E7suh 5AlaS-srS1UD BUILDING nTONh
II delivered ut East Lske PARK and also
| q Ninth ward 81 reasonable prioee, ISAAC
8. TALLkY, Oarcroft T. o., bel.
y. B.--mason work done, and lime, SAND
and stone furnished. ul0tf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26
PRIGjA a Time

Ir-z--11..--.-.-.ss..'-ss-- lad, trying to swallow
II ss<hsk ~ Ipill with Its filfn OF
iwop ss Idsy eilsiissuising ~ bitter
.,s,m VA pnssinEa contrast TO Ayers
Hundred, > nolt e,en well called :. med
ihs residences issa Il m : the only fear be-
TsIess,hhs tsIsoho may be tempted into
ss es he hous At a dose. But the
asmsse 81 any seq balm and should be
10 tbs bouse bat ~
ID. Ky ,Ss b wu' descsu. D., Of Chittenango,
IN wire, but did netactly what hundreds
Cd lis house untn y reater length. He
TO use h,s M a, artic Pills are highly
wou'oh --s-- are perfect in form
4 Kings patheir, effects are all
The above d Tho tisful physician could
bsr Of young isalss supplanted all the
eethef ~ ,., my ~ nilar here, and think
1ns 1 svsnips they before any other can
oopcert, Atthe real at all compare with
Stevenson. ~. w buy your pills get
was 2 conipls.s =. .s.,money."
BEST local talent, VIZ ana certain in
in other cities. Mlss concise testimony
son assumed the ohyalker. NJ Martira.
1 "Peak Sistsr, In % -
entitled. THE Peak
ssell all similar prep
4 sease " - Tic having once used
q the hnfunono others" - Berry,
,ns sneus' a. - Atlanta, Ga.
7so G piIlc
me Aver & Co.. Lowell, Maas.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

The New Yorks play in Philadelphia
again to-day.
Mulvey. OF the Phillies, will not be
able to play for several days. He was
reported IS greatly improved yeat.r-
dsy.
Dave Orr, Of the Brooklyns, Ia stnl
confined 70 his bed NJ the Bingha "a
House, PhiladelpbiA, Secretary Hbbits
and Brooklyn physician visited him
yesterday.
WaRenhurst. third hsgeman Of the
Princeton College team ,hns been signed
by the Pnillies, and played in yestar-
days game.
The P'ttsburg management oontem.
plata ssveral more changes In tue make
up OF this team.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

HgOR SALF-uNrlL JULY lsT. THE
Il washipGton mAThel, thoroughly wolf
huilt and equipped; suitable for o public
oity market. srmory or 10 aynhi cAte OF
farmers. Apply TO WV BOMB,
14-6t,eo alIW cd 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

NOR SALE.-A TwOSrohY BRIOK
y house. No Oil Monroe street, contains
"a rooms and bath, In first class order
&4Blt modern ornvsniencea. Apply to A
~ ;RNUN. az this otfloe. jS-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

We the undersigned dry goods mer
chan is of Wilmington do hereby agree IL
close our place Of business all day Jul,
4th, 1888
VIM. B. SHARP g Co,
KENNARp g. Co.,
II. d CRAEoR, Executor,
RIGNEY & Co
G. A. LIPPINeoTT,
RUSSELL, MIssIMER s. Co,
LIcHTENsTKIN, & HART,
CROSBY s. HILL,
K. WYATT,
G. WoKRALL.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

goa SALE A GOOD BAY MARE. IL
~ hands high, 8 Jears ola, found and.
gentle feAriaas of cars, Q fifBt class road
mare; can be bought right for want Of use.
Inqui;e 1t this office and cen be seen at
ltsoio on fifth near Madison street, rear Of
olaeAsmith ahop. III Il
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

A block Grape veil was WATTS GIRL
dsy on sixth street.. The oen nave
suitably rewarded on Leaf fisssan I'm ssrs sn'e'
IRIS East Fifth street. iarq5 ii
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

Tho Improved szon,tor OH stove fol
1888

Eha Improved monitor OIL Htove for
1888
The superiority OF the Monitor in the
important features Of safety. simplicity,
ON ventence, durability and hest pro
duction, is httestsd by Its uninterrupted
success throughout the past 10 years.
IL hae achieved q popularity beyond ell
| Others. More than three hundred
thousand ere now In use. For sale BY
Tbs Pickels Stove and Heater Co., No,
300 5hipley street. Sole sgenta.
Notice,
The genuine sharpless creamery but,
ter has Shafpless printed In full on each
print. Always for sale by Lynch q
Laary, Madison street grocsre, N. w.
coraer Fourth.
~ - y BAoa
thss everybody ought 20 know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. Of the BEST, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory hdndling wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central Office,
Seventh and King strests. Look for the
blue align. ODening In the evening"
DR.. Himms' white Puimonic BslsAm,
The great and mighty lung medicine,
for coughs, sore throat, 30. Endorsed
by thousands. Far from being excelied
BY any other. 800. and 81. Depot, AIN
and King sts. Bold By dealers.
To the LADIES'.
Ohildren's white dresses made to or.
der; lAce caps ct q bargain; also o com.
plets line of notions. Hnkill q Polst,
b. u. cor. Second and TAtnAll.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

The following games were played
yesterday:
Az Philsdelphia-Philadelphia, Ill
New York. 4.
At Indianapolis- indianapolis. 3;
PittsburR, 8.
AT Boston-Bostop, 2; Washington, 4.
At Detroit-Detroit, Q; Chicago, o.
At KansaB City-KAnsas CRY, 8; St.
Louis, 10. .H..--
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

SALE-DHE or THE OLDEST
Ind best sstabiiehsd grocery stores In
II stern part Of city. 8ood reasons for
#&. Terms easy. Address L., this
III te7.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

TIf0h SALE "A BLACKS NTH AHD
~ wheelwfinght u op, 10 doiaK q good
pusineeA M u.s. quit tho ousineys on acc0un |
o. bAd health. 1his IL q splendid ehsnes
much money wanted. Address s. T. this
ofi5e. iun2aetK
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

If15n.;S s a. " 2,io Story rRJNr
s:rsot S'''' 0Osfds Q wanted al 9, q
10 81
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26
woRKiMamEM,

NOR s1ttev2ALA--I WI FaLSn COWS A
II No. Apply at po5 Aoams street. in n
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26
nam q, 5sp DIE A.sD WHITE

~, DIE At8ED WHITE
DEAN VI esS raj houHswork in
JOB Il. Pyle, who wh home ard good
our olty, died at bis realty, g. one hat nils
bury township, Oheste M, mysy ~ S s,,Iap
mis- morning, afsar . Lon 80 : taosf
7bth year Of bis aae. Hf-----
tso sons and three daus oook To 90
A. large circle OF fsisl % 20 per week.
|bls deceass, His rsnhhne couniry for
terrsd next Friday aftsFntise = Eisls ~
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

boom VIM ~ w. w, @s.,s9yfoHED FFONr
IL p,iysts. ! :, ,hont aoard, 70 Q young
m2I-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

ssd s.. a. a.; ,i s.,;l ROOMS; HEAT
4 u Ma Eat XII. ,f,VLisgc OF bath. Appiy
E. aIhtf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

tlisg al F t Ssa5g ~, EVENING, A
hu4QRe i rsfo slat, register 81
RpaF elgol . NY, ing hor toHAssn
"'h Do suitably rsWs1,,sa
r lana -7ts
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

EToz SAN II LIZA FINE YEARS OLD
~ mare nf A work double or sing To- Kind
and aentltsf Address this chloe. is2o,tf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

j. s 9N "a w., toURoAY AFTERNOON
II a l5,t.''',,h.s Office, M a,9 si tTl 70
vii. Sel4 chain bracele, ohlPlssy s
\ be u estrrn ~ ,iially rtWarded on ies.inne
hSr - - Jez5. 10
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

turss S j. 49, q aE sc'lRE Ann Fly
FN king stTee, avn * -
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

soei,tSN 4, n, 4 = s.SE Auom Fuh A
4 Msrt,t, IL lao hasEnsps building ,o,S
*lll.Y '.1S.a ApDly 10 x M
~ No q ", 10Th 1t. w -. NC
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26
MXIt!:;;!;;:;::; y; > q J! !

q. = lntelifRi
Ihs ls .his s1 pevsdrsg e nerss ,eo 100
cine, stlmulant0r poison. The N
drink on the market, RemoyeE nj MAN
nervous exhaustion, the i'll effects store.
heat aud ali the effects Of alcohol, 10 good
4 dissipated life. Has fed geore9t fun y
}pInlytics TO full strength. The e.
+ 10 The nerve weary and overworfels =,
The tired, lifsless feeling like mag Z. ~
4 break a recent intoxleatlon In an hlA NOV
lhe Moyh syrup At 75 cts. bottlA sTe
lelye the city. With ice water, q uei 10
+ rake you rs half tumblers Of luaciop-
+ food beverage. One cent glass. u an
iof counterfelB. iour city. has luh
cleared Of them. LOOK ont for deala2n !
cut prices, they invariably put council
% Jon on the sly. All tbs Fading drti4l
have the genuine. W~AFtet to forfeit ID
q iiwe do not tell uth.e 80 cts. 4 IA
bottle, 80 CAST. II DafsiAa. II
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

FOR ssLE-sALoON BUSINESS
y es ~ eablishsd 81 years; Central Loc' tion ,
" orarN Asee st Apply TO J. Wallsmith, Fad st.
aarket ~ House, or S5 Monroe St. Is If
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

ESoR siAf$ ALE OR RENr-NEw e.RuOM
~ stoA 10 and dwsiIing at Lombard end
MO .Aullt%H4Py streets; Stn q month. OHAB.
ID. TiND Nv ILL, AT E. 18th OF. is2s ets
Daily Republican., 1888-06-26

I&E-ssE yERAL FINE YOUNG
nd driving horses. Guaranteed
4od. W. II. FLlNH,
= Newport, Del.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-01-26

SHADE TREEs.--The subject of planting
shzde'trees is one the GoLDLEAF has made
frequent reference to. urging upon our
citizens the Importance of putting them
out on the streets of the town. Nothing
adds more to the beauty and comfort of a
place than shade trees. Let our people In
terest themselves in this matter. Whining
ton is, it would seem, setting her sister
towns Of North Carolina an example that
might be followed with profit. Speaking
on this subject the Aessenger publishes the
following opinion from one of It's citizens ::
"One of the most valuable Improvements
in the city to my mind, said prominent
citizen yesterday, rs the planting Of shade
placed in double rows and, when they at
tain sufficient growth. Fifth street will be
| perfect bower from end to end-a perfect
arcade of lovely waving elms. What an
elegant drive it will make on a summers
eve!" But" continued the gentleman.
deeply interested, II think the authorities
are making mistake-thsy are planting
the trees only about twenty-four feet apart
In this way the city is made to pay for
twice the number of trees necessary for the
purpose, and besides, the crowding Of the
! trees too close together will interfere with
their healthy and graceful growth Within
one hundred and fifty yards of the spot
where these trees are being set out may be
| seen elms fifty and sixty feet apart, the
| bOughs of which intertwine. In addition
to the trees being planted, there are also
many now growing on both sidewalks. Is
, not this likely to exclude the healthy sun-
shine to too great an extent and interfere
very much with free circulation OF the
air. and besides add unnecessarily to the
cost OF this otherwise desirable improve
! ment