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Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
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Sra 9bilicotbe, Obio, berette8 ben
ben lobe bs., at nosle REIMBURSEMENT,
lom I De IibIte 8 Maaneber bapbe fore.
taset nosrapninser Of @rapbauae for
at ltaffe &ariteter for 8erbensuoitilz
lln9eit, baooe siort ct mGrteliat Suub al
forbiitcriife 9euninser. llbsrapniuaerns
bar fnnoet Stsb paa 6opeipeas Sarm Z
Mtil ira Gbilieotbe. Bao oeune 5arm
finbes oper 20 inoianife @rapbauae.
6Orrise 2srbas urbeioebe be i en- @rap.
baus, Der bar 500 Sob lang, 200 Rob
breb % % Sob bsi. Nar Wibten al
Saussn ! en- 8pboe al IA Sob itsote DC
paa ct ti9mpsmesiist Stelet aT en-
M~anbsperion ifsrt ct aobberpantIer.
Soueoet bar bebaitet af en- upalformet
8obberbus. arms, Ben, grpit %
Mtape beitptteos8 Of apbberplaoer
Mfunoen oar itoppet iulb al e9te Der,
Ter al ~uiaboanlis Stsrrelie; runbt Sal.
len par ct 8aanb af 8isrnetanber
imptfet meo Berler. Deb Sioen al
bette laa ct apinbeitellet, be to antaaes
at babe paret Wanb % Suitru. BET
antases at De bar lisset Der / Oper 600
@ar. Or. erosion, en- Of bisie 5orItere,
trOr, at bette er bet melt oistiss Jmb,
man bibtil bar siort paa bette Omraabe,
Os at man snoslis bar ianbet aonseu
for be fprhiitprilfe Mound Builders
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

Gn np Yulfan | Niooelbapst e,
ppitanst ueo Den Bantelaria, boor be,
| ben licit. lio bar iuncst Here Serb
ifialp steo. Den me 8ultan bar ban,
net iis uoe ! Sisen, ct stptis fra Den,
Den &c messt utrsiom o. ,aitsr Masisy
AZ Stea % Wuooer bsit tilpeirs.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

"Cpuarter!" raabte en- uus 9aps /
Ell Reitauration; "taloer De bette en-
8aluefotelet? Oct er 10 en- 5oruGr'
mslie mob enbper erlis RdIp / 2anoet.'
"nnbifplb", iuarsoe Opuarteren, "bet
par life min Seniist at bile foru9rme
Serrsn!"
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

Com Ct gepis pua be baarliae ii.
oer ! Jtalten amfsres, at Yalaet Jalfo,
risri, Der er ourberet til to Witioner
eires, CT bleuet iolst for zoo, 900 9tres.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
gaHor Ears ofteoaI.

Reoenfor oil man finoe ira arilttnata'
Blade % gaitoreus es.t Organ "geit'
Iunbspoten" 8eretninser ON ben fret
teliae Stanoale, iaa lanst be saar,
nsmiis op til Abe WOUbr.
On rpitsnos Betjenoelie bar bet no.
turli8pis, life BLOT for ben iamleos
Menisbeo, men nRiten for bet belle
qanb. 3esperre oar ben t%unitlet ira
fsrit til ioit. 8rilfe fig bapbs Sars
Ofteoal siort iubtil bet Meriiolts, %
8iitopens 8dalas fom, at ban ffulos
tase afifeo, Os iaa itaa op iont en- a'el
S~tusipiaer ~lissoueriOr jim belle 9joro,
bans ssen 5amilie iberesnet.
Or. 6. Oiteoal bar uiit altib uare'
uoset original / bele fin Optraben, men
arouen paa 8arfct iatte ban Dog, ou
ban, eiter ben fremtounsne B~efjenoelIe,
anmober Sls, Der tilsau bam bans ltors
Jalo, at reiie iis, bporoeo ban fuloiten'
big o%uerrnmplebe ben sanife @senisbeo,
Ser iaa trOlis / mango Gar baube boloi
ialt uep bar. Gn iaaban SaItperts-
5ilsiuslie, iom opbrioss pna iaacau
Waabe. buroe pel iustens for en- @tane,
Der msnte opri9tis slnser, enc os alens
uare Sumbns. Os ioa bore irRt mol
III at opIorore ben nrme Slot til at bece
iammsn meo en- iauoon Sprcs, bet er
Souobeo 5opmnalet poa aft Spfleri,
0r. Ofteoal euote oeriOr lin iioite Sore
itiuirg meo ct fulcitpnci9t acmcoieipil
@n Inlbeu Spuoer ltdl man altio babe
Wepllpenheo meo, men bet p4tter be-
rettiset 5orar0elie, uua ban peo in
getienoelle foris9er i~remoeles at ta9e
Soft oeo Neier. Sli9t fan life bore
Nnoet END Ell semeu bsre9net 8lan.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

6ammelmanbsraab er iom SOt ON
ben oplpler, men oarmer life.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

BetlenoelIe for'g9er tretnoeleS at ta9e
Soft pso Naier. Sli9t fan life uere
stnoet emo Ell seneu b~sresnet 8lau.
Stauan9er. Den lite Rooember.
I'll alminoslig 6crbauielle bleu
@uostjeneiteu / Yetri STRIFE @lotten 5 /
Gftermiooas life forrettet al S~osnepreit
Ofteoal, Der eiter guiierne itrloe babe
preoitet, men al bans Yerioneltapeaan,
meoens Oftsoal bar tilitsoe / airfeu
cipit.
Ia Slutnir9sbsnneu oar leit, irents
fob Oiteoal / aorosren os uotalte
5sl9enoe:
Seq tommer ber til benne 6orlams
Ting / BET aluorlisite sGriroe, ipm
Ncsen tan saa. Seq tommer i 8oos.
eraat for at 9isre aabeHbart Striftes
maal. Seq bar siort mig Ifplois
uleoelist 5orbolo % siort 5orarselle
Wenisbeoen. Oette er min Sfam %
epbe Sors. Seq fan oerfor life blipe
itaaenoe ium S~nbebauer al bette @ms
beoe mere. Seq isser min sliiteo. @en
les bar iolt 2ran9 til os troet bet rig
ti9t at betjenoe bette Der, os beoer
Getri 0tentSbeo % belle bet norite Strife
folt paa beg9s Sioer al Sauet pompses
Zig ON 3tlsipelie, li9eiom ies bar bsbet
8rb ON ben! 9ilsiu mig ba us tag
life 6~orar9elie al mig mere. 5ilsip
mig iOr ariiti Stplo, os BED for mig os
ale Mire. 3at for aft sobt, s bar
bepiit mig! 5orlao life BarneHotfen i
Observation-Disclosures Os paa 9inbsen !;
LAB life ben lioe for mine Spnoer! Sab
ben aiarltgbeb, S enonu tlnne bape
tilupers for mig, TONNE ben tilsobe.
O9'aa bet uil bore mtg en- flor 5rsit +,
min @~lenoisbeo. Sub misfunoe fig
oper os! Gil 9esn paa, at 8 bar til.
stuet mig, beoep ies Cher MI at s bill
reiie Goer, iaa bile ri beoe iammen til
CUB: Serre, ou bar 9pit til Saubbeb
/ SiertetS Snoerite; par mig uaabis,
o Cub! eiter bin Mistunobeb! lloIei
mine Spertraoeller eiter bin fore BARN..
b~ierti8beo; on bar lsitet mig Op o.
taitet mig ben. ubraf oine 0anoer
fra bet Ssie. nbfri % REQ os fra Den
fore 8aanbe! 8eliisn benue Menia,
beo, belle 9anbets Menisbeo og ben
sunite friitne Wenisbeo pua SOroet.
Sub, fob / mig ct rent Sjerts % form
Ell ullis aano iuoeni mig, lab mig bore
5rpo os @leoe! Sab De Ben irpbe
iis, ION ou bar isnosritpot. 5urbarm
big oper os os frels os! amen. Saa
3at, forbi 3 piloe bsrs mig, o. ioroi
s bar til9iust mig"
Sele ben tore 6oriamlins reiite fla,
oa Der babes ON 9ilsioslie.
Sra abiolut autsntit ailbe mebbeles,
at TaitOr Oitepal ssuoas mobtoa ct
8rep ira SiiiOp Seu6, boOri giItOpen
uotalts, at Smitanoisbsoerne bar iaas
oanne, at gaitOrsn sieblit,elis burbe
ipse lin Giiteo, bsrium ban life ao retss
Zig Bel iaa Jig iitanb til at irisisre Iis
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

LoR REN1-Two ROOMS FURNISH
II ed or unfurnished. for gentlemen
dodgers. at Northwest corner OF Seventh
and Pine streets. j2i-st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24
Fifth EDITION.


49,
J, Harris Glatts, war veteran. died
at his residence. No 5sB ssesc flnra,
street, this morning about i O'Clock.
Over week ago Mr.. fslatts was taken
with a severe chill at lila Office III tho
United States Court room, where he
was employed, and whHn ia was taken
home he lapsed into state OF sensi-
unconseiousness, from which he never
rallied. Mr.. Glatts has been Ia very
poor health for a long time past. a
wound he received In the war is sup-
posed to have been the real cause III
his i'll health.
MIR. Glatts Is a native OF this city.
and was 50 years of age this month.
He learned the printing business with
the late Henry Eckel. Whom the war
broke ont he enlisted In the Fourth
Delaware Regiment, under Captain Mo-
Closkey, but subsequently he was ii
sergeant In Captain S. r. Smiths COM
pany- Receiving q severe gnn-shot
wound in his leg he was honorably
discharged. He WINS a member OF Du-
Pont Post No. 2, q. A. II.
lie was also pension agent and
assistant clerk in the United States
District Court. He leayes a wife and
one child, a daughter. The funeral
will take place on Monday afternoon.
at o'clock, under q. A. II. regula-
tons. Services at the house and in
tefment in Riverview cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Erodelphian NJ. Il l.. League was held
last evening at No. oil Shipley street,
on the invitation OF Miss Ella Mckee.
At this meeting it was decided to SUBJ
scribe for four leading magazines and
several other current periodicals.
After the business was transacted and
program rendered the members were
to the dining where a bountifui
repast was spread, and lingering ut tho
table as long as tho lateness of the
hour would permit, adjourned amid
many expressions of appreciation to
Mrs. Mckee and her daughter for their
delightful hospitality.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

H7'hs following cases were disposed
&f i,r J.idne Pnll az this mornings ses-
4I1H ~ fhe Mnnlcinnl Court:
Ezix'arti Pullin.l an old SLENDER. waa
.nu4r.knd with drunkenness and lined
'T;.s1J cosfs.
4forsns fcDoneuch. Michnel Coeh-
11<44nd Andrew Cochran were each
l|neaI Al and costs for being drunk.
y fI"frv Collins was again before the
. re.s,t fharsred with DRUNKENNESS, and
7vns l,.con,mitted. as the Judge said
+ Ia 3lid mot know what to do with him.
ff'he prisofser Il not 81 years OF age,
but Tor 4 long time has been confirm
"a Victim of diiDsomania, which In his
/ cas-, seems TO have been inherited.
John Vandegrlft was sentenced to
nay a fine OF u and costs for being
drunk.
John Murphy and Robert Jones,
nharped with drunkenness, were sem
. {st3t.s,d 10 hand over 20 and costs each.
Charles Powell and George Beeson
j xyoro fined II and costs for being
/. drank.
John O,Ncill and Thomas Flynn were
cherred with drunkenness and beg
i frin1 an the street, AS the charge was
Staetair,eti by the evidence, they were
,s,,s.{, ,inAd 81 md costs.
Thomas Harry and Daniel Collins.
fhe father Of Harry Collins. held fol
< frunkenness. were CHARGED with bur
rlary and the larceny 81 keg OF por-
Tar from BaLcock's saloon, Sixth and
WALNUT street..
frhe testimony showed that the eel.
Lar was broken into and the porter
taken ni,oilt o'clock Yesterday morn
inr From information which Officer
Ilis.iyls,. resolved he searched the eel
& I'M ot.eu pist IA a shoe shop by Collins
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

Cough candy at Fcrgasbn's, II Z. I'd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24
Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles
should carefully read the above.


Yesterdays New York Herald says:
"A despatch from Bodys Island to-
night states TINT the three masted
Schooner Nathaniel Lank, OF Port
Frederick, Del, loaded with sugar and
bound from st. Thomas to Delaware
Breakwater for orders, went ashore
early this morning three miles from
Gull Shoal Life Saving Station and
nine lies south OF New Inlet and is
expected to be total loss. Captain
Pugh and his life-snyers reached the
wreck with tho appliances and brought
OH seven of the crew In tho brooches
buoy but Captain Sipplo OF the
Schooner was washed ovti board and
drowned. They mistook the Cape
liatter IS light" The schooner belong
ed to State Senator Hall, and ht, lrft on
Thursday TO visit the scenic of the
wreck, which is about thirty miles
above Cape Hatteras Light
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24
rheIr Thlr.y rlf.h Annivsr.ary.

Last evening Columbia Lodge No.
26, /. o. o. f., held It's thirty-fifth ami
versary In the Odd Fellows Hall, Third
and King streets. The following pro-
tette; reading, Lemuei Mari: fenor
solo, James McCullin; baritone solo.
James Gillespie; reading, Walter
Drake; duet, Miss Mary Conner and
Miss Mary X. Thielman; oornet solo,
]. ID. Mailer, Jr.; recitation, Miss
Mason; contralto solo, Miss Mary
Ihielman; soprano solo, Miss Mary
Conner; reading, Lemuel Mari; vocal
duet, Messrs. Gillespie and McCullln;
tenor solo, J. Hoar; reading, Miss
Mason; bass solo, Samuel SEWER;
reading, w. Drake; eoronet SOLO j.. ID.
Maier, Jr.; recitation. Charles Palmer;
quartette, Good Night"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

Abram Dereamer, of West Liberty,
o., widuwer OF 65 summers, has for
some time been paying attentions to
tho 17-year-old daughter of Jas. Hol-
dren. The girl strepuously objected
to such proceedings, but was finally
induced to promise to marry the old
gentleman, after he had consented to
deed her house and lot. On Satur-
day last her father saw thut the deed
was made out, and then went to Belle
fontaine and secured the license. The
minister had been engaged, and the
wedding was to have taken place Sun
day evening. Late Saturday night the
girl left home, and has not since been
found. Dereamer was on hand for the
marriage, sbut the bird had tiown.n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

From all accounts, the horse fur
is one of the worst that could be OBJ
timed. Complaints are made that he
is addicted to baking, and conee-
quently the officers have considerable
trouble. At u O'Clock last night call
was made from Fifth and IntnalI
streets, to which the patrol responded,
butte on account OF the baking OF tho
horse it was after o'clock before they
reached police station with the pris-
oner. The city has paid enough money
to have a good horse, and 1t seems
about time something was done to
remedy this trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

a coroner's jury last night rendered
a verdict of accidental death in the
case o james O'Neil, killed. on the r.,
w. N u Railroad yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock at Beach street crossing.
The evidence IN tho case was that
ONeil, for short cut, attempted TO
cross the railroad track, but when Just
below Beach street train No. 80 came
along, and the engineer perceiving the
man lew his whistle, reversed his
engine and applied the brakes. The
old ndn took refuge behind some cars
on sizing neur by, and as the engi-
neer steamed on again the old man
emerged from behind the cars, and
running between The tracks at short
disthnde ahead OF the engine was over
taken and struck before Engineer
Paris could bring his engine to u
stands I'LL and avert theaccident.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

Mrs. Susan Foord, who died on
Wednesday night at her residence. No.
SOC Orange street, In tho s5th year Of
hor age, came from England when she
was about five years OF age. She was
sister OF the late II. d. Mcdonnell.
city. Her husband died about 81 ycnrs
ago, and she leaves one son, William
q: Foord, and three daughters; Mrs.
VIM. Beadsnkopf, Pennsylyaniaavenue
and Broome street; Mrs. J. NJ. Elmer
son, Ansonia, Connecticut. and Han
nah, q single daughter. at home. Mrs.
Foord was lady OF deep piety and
very charitable. She was among the
1irst members OF Union M. z, Church
work. Her funeral will take place on
Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, from
the Union NJ. E. Church, whore services
will be held.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24
DuBLIc SALE OF REAL EsrArE,

Tho subscriber, about to retire from
farniiug Will sell ut public sale, on the
premises,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

SherI n Simmons went to Stanton
yesterday and sold two farms ut
Banks Hotel. Tho farm of John G.
Morrison, containing l0l acres, on the
road tb Newark, was sold to Irwin L..
Ball for s.. so. and tho farm of John
Brown. on White Clay Greek, contain
ing III acres, was sold to George A.
Elliott, Esq, for 5000. Both farms
were III high state of cultivation and
are very desirable properties. These
were the first sales that Sheriff Sim
mons talled in person and lie did il in
such an admirable manner that the
peopla in attendance were impressed
with the belief that he would dDVelOu
into Il tirst-class auctloneer,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

Deeeher's cablnet Photosl e q doasn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

Secretary Blaine yesterday received
resolutions adopted by the Hebrews of
Greenvllle, Mississippi, asking the Sec
rotary to protest against the persecu-
ton of the Jews in Russia. The Sec
rotary said that he had received many
similar petitions from all parts Of the
country, and that a digest of them was
being made, which would be forwarded
to the United States Minister ut st.
Petersburg, and by him transmitted to
NJ. De Giers, tho Russian Minister OF
Foreign Affairs.
At the meeting Of the Ohio miners.
in Columbus, yesterday, tho question
OF Weighing coal before screening was
unanimously endorsed. The scale for
mining in the Hooking Valley under
at 57ila cents per ton, which is said to
be equivalent to an advance OF 10
cents over present prices.
DR.. Charles f. Heuser died In Balti-
more on Wednesday. In his will he
stipulated that his heart should BIO cut
out, viewed and be restored to its
place, and that his body be then cre-
mated. The requests were complied
with on Thursday. DIR. Heuser had a
horror of being buried alive.
A despatch from Ottawa says that
W. II. v. Hawken, OF England, has be-
gun his inquiries into the productions
of Canada, with view of determining
the extent to which they could be re-
lied on to support the home market in
the event OF the establishment of inter-
Imperial trade relations.
Rev. L. ii. Malone, Roman Catho-
lie priest, OF Denver, Colorado. slipped
ON the ice on a pavement, In New York,
on Thursday night, and fell. He was
taken to-the Roosevelt Hospital, where
1t was found that his skull was frac-
tured.
The Treasury Department, having
purchased the full amount of silver
authorized by law for the current
month. will make no further purchases
until the I'd of February.
James i. Owens, aged 70, and his
wife, Nancy. aged "A, were killed at a
railroad crossing near Washington
yesterday incoming, their wagon being
struck by train.
A despatch from Pittsburg says that
the miners OF the United states have
completed their plans for the fight to
he begun on May list for the eight
hour day.
Anthony Geswitch and Joseph Can
tos, Hungarians, were struck and
killed by train on the North Penn
Road, near Bethlehem, yesterday
morning.
The tow boat Sllas r. Coe WINS
burned at Cincinnati early yesterday
morning. The Waterman, named
Carney, persisted in the flames.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24
The proverbiaI Lively Cricket.

Carpenters drilling a mortise into a
heavy oak scantling at Cromwell, on
the Connecticut river, o few days ago,
displaced solid knot and found two
crickets in little round cavity behind
the knot. The criekets were alive, but
not very lively and were OF pale,
waxy hue. with yellow spots on their
backs. They died within q few mo-
ments after they had been exposed to
the air. ''How did they get walled In
to the little hollow in the scantling?
Unquestionably they erawled into a
knot hole in the stick years ago when
1t was part OF a standing tree, and
the wood grew about them"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

The Rev. W. f. Swartz will explain
the International Sunday School lesson
for to-mOrrow,at 3 O'clock This evening
In Association Hail. This meeting is
for ladies' and gentlemen, and teachers
will lind 1t specially helpful in the pre-
partition Of the duties for Sabbath.
In the young mems meeting held
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the
delegates Z. w. 1eager William Tat
nall, Frank Stout, and the General
.Secretary will give report of the
Annapolis Convention held last week.
AL young men and business men wei
como. One hour. Good singing,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

Mrs. l. j. Fisk WAS Che YI0fim Of 3
bold and daring attempt At robbery
the other Night al her rooms, on Stitol
street. Uoluip bns, Ohio, says the Gin
einnaH Enquirer. The thief was big
rat and the pldnder which he nearly
succeeded In Carrying away was the
lady's gold watch and chain. Upon re-
firing she placed the watch on a
dresser in the sitting room. About
midnight Mr.. Fisk was awakened BY
seM Oaaa f Soe r. s Sffs e aes
pipes, which he had nearly reached.
The rat had taken the watch from the
dresser, dIawingit nearls twenty feet.
In minute more he would have dis
appeared with his plumber.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

A charter was granted Nv Jidre
Grubb this morning to the ''NnnesuGh
Fiber Company" With Dr. Henry w
Mowok, John Hamilton and Joseph
H. GOt Id as cOrpornturS. The right To
hold r0nl and personal property to the
amount of five hundred Thousand dol
lars IL included. Tile charter also
sets forth that branches may be
allowed IN Pennsylvania, New York
and Illinois. The grant Is in the
inieres of DIR. Murrow's mills at
Newar k, where IL is intended to manu-,
facture "iber' in waterproof and
steam proof form, n process that DIR
Morrow possesses the secret of. II is
rumoipd that the bulk of the capital
comesIfrom the outside of this State
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

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yite4 dnrlIie the wreck.
81. Miutacl's Mission. Row A. 4 Dup.
Coleman. pastor Owing 70 the iifiess Of
the pastor the serviccs will be conducted
tomorrow BY Rev. O. II. u. Turner, form
erly OF TYLER Tewaa
NJ Ea.eili N. i. Church, Highlands. Rev,
w. H. Avery. pastor Preaching Sunday
ut 1850 a. M, to DUPONT Post, q. "A, H
Eyenipk snbjeck Duty Of Husbands ID
Nivee.p Sunday school at $50 p. m.
Prayer meeting at $50 p. IN. Christian
Endeayor. Thursday evening at 80 p. m.
Moore,s Chapel. A. N. e. Church. Rev.
Charles Acworth, pastor. Preaching by
tho pastor at 1880 q. m. and $50 p. m.
Sunday school at D. m. All are welcome.
Asbury NJ. d. Church, Third and Walnut
streets, Rev. j. ID. G.. Hanna. pastor. pa.
m. prayer meeting in parlor. class meet
ing In room and Sunday school, 1870 a.
m, preaching by the pastor Subject,
docs Metbodisin Suit Meir The first OF Il
series of six sermons to prohationers
Practitioners and young people specially
invited. 2p. M, Sunday school, 0 p. M,
Christian Endeayor prayer meeting. topic,
Serving the Lord with Gladnessn TO be
led by the pastor. $50 p. IN, grand song
service. Every one will be supplied with
a copy of the hymns. Come holp us sing.
Revival service to follow. Seats free.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

Pens lon Agent John Wainwright has
the honor OF having sAcufsd the first
Widows pension under tho new law.
This was the application of Rachel A.
Dohb, the widow OF William II. Dobb,
of Now Castle. Colonel Wainright OF
Eighth and Market streets, Is proving
himself one Of tho best pension agents
in this state, and all business cntrust.
ed to his Is transacted In the most
expeditions manner and without need.
less OF unnecessary delays.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

Rev. John A. Roche, d. D., an ex-
pastor Of Asbury NJ. L. Church. who
greatest value during the Asbury CEN
fennial, residing at Brooklyn, N. Y, is
In sorrow for the death of his excellent
wife.
There are now 1890 chapters and a
quarter of a million of members In
Epworth League.
Forty conversions are reported from
Ebenezer and 1l3 from st. Johns OF
the Wilmington district of the NJ. n,
Conference. There appears to I've
general prosperity throughout the
Conference.
Rev. w. L. Avery will preach in Mt.
Salem Church ON A Good Husband"
This is companion discourse to his
recent sermon ON "a Good Wiie."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-24

The renovation aud improvement at No.
sSk Market street result from the husi-
ness success of Mr.. II. j. Stout, who came
here from Baltimore some Two years ago
and Is the pioneer in the ilve-cent lunch
business. He dlspenses pure Java and
Mocha coffee, bought direct from the
growers and made under his personal
supervision. All kinds of sandwiches,
home-lpaao pies, milk, chocolate and
ntho. five. ceils lunches, ell fresh daily.
His other Rustic Dairy Parlor Ia in Odd