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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-07-24
Job work is cash.
Spragues for ice cream.
Get lunch at Mrs. Baldwin's.

Go to w. J. Minar's for drugs.
Fine views taken on the Fourth at
Courteau.s.
Fresh fruits, nuts and cigars, at
Mrs. Baldwin's.
French bread, pies and cakes, at
Mrs. Baldwin's.
Big meals at the Neihart Kitchen.
Meals served in fine style at the
Neihart Kitchen.
Fresh bread, pie and cakes instock
at Mrs. Sprague's.
Insure your building with Chowcn 4
Wilcox, Great Falls.
Views of Neihart at A. d. Court
eau's photograph gallery.
The Neihart pharmacy for drugs,
medicines, paints and oils.
They all talk about the square
meals at the Neihart Kitchen.
Patent medicines from all the lead
ing houses at Minar's Drug Store.
For Sale-Five roomed house with
lot. Splendid location. See Gordon
4 White.
just received 10000 sheets of New
Music; all the latest songs to date.
Phil KEssLER, Great Falls.
Buy Neihart Cumberland stock 1Octs
per share, Dune McCowen, Neihart sol.
Burgehardt & Frary, Ct. Falls.
Get your meals at the Bonanza
Lunch counter. Mrs. NJ. c. Baldwin
proprietress.
Go to Minar's drug store for medi-
cines and toilet articles. Opposite
the Frisco.
Orders for wall paper, shades, signs,
or pictures, send to Rubottom & Gill
christ Great Falls.
Ice cream each Afternoon and even
ing will be served throughout the
season at Mrs. Sprague's.
Wall ornaments, paints and win.
dow glass at Rubottom & Gilchrist's
Great Falls. Send in your order.
If you wish a business or residence lot
on the Compromise ground, Ncihart.
Address Chowen & Wilcox, Great Falls.
Meals served at all hours of the
day at the Bonanza Lunch Counter.
Mrs. NJ. c. Baldwin proprietress.
THE NEIHART BRICK COMPANY.
The Neihart Brick Company is
now manufacturing brick and will
be ready for delivery in two or three
weeks.
john Q. DEMPSEY & Co.,
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-07-24

Co to The Neihart Pharmacy fos
drugs, medicines, toilet articles,
perfumes, paints, oils, brushes,
etc.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-07-24

Transact . general banking business. Issue ex
changes..o on al principal cities of the United
Statss and Europe. Interest paid on
time deposits.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-07-24
To the Public.

Thoro are a great many Uothin
stores in Great Falls Of many di6sf- ].
ent kinds; some good, some bad, and
some indifferent. There i Just one
store that is the best.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-07-24
A. Nathan,

Tho One Price Clothiers
There is q sound and reasonable
foundation for this statement.
Some of these Great Falls clothing
stores sell fairly we'll made goods;
some sell shoddy trash ut dctitiously
low prices. The last are the worst.
but
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-07-24
Authorized Capital, 100000
Paid-up Capital. $3.50, 900.

A general banking business transacted. Ex'
change drawn on the principal points in
the cast and Europe. Prompt atten.
tion given 10 collections. Interest
allowed on time
Great Falls, Montana.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1891-07-24

Montana Stock Quotations ut
HI. G. KLENZE'S Mining Ex-
change, Next Door to Park
Hotel. Great Falls.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-02

Picturesque Glen Riddle was last
evening tile scene OF n brilliant we'd
ding and notable social event. tho oc.
casion being the marriage of Miss
Charlotte Riddle, youngest daughter
of the late Samuel Riddle, and Homer
Lee, a well-known Ohioun living in
New York, and Is general manager of
the Homer Lee Rank Note Company,
while Miss Riddle is the accomplished
daughter OF one Of the oldest families
of Delaware county.
The ceremony took place shortly
after o'clock in the pretty little Pres
byterinn Church overlooking the hill
tops of Glen Riddle, which was flied
to overlooking with invited guests.
The bridal party presented pretty
picture as it made its way up the mar
row aisle to tho strains of the wedding
march from Lohengrin.
The maid of honor was Miss Mary
Field, of Wilmington. Del, who was
preceded by the bridesmaids, Misses
Lavinia Dawson, OF Mortu1: Millie
Sparks and May Florence of philadel
phia, and i}eeSie Ella, of Chester, all of
whom were dressed in white China silk
with chiffon trimmings, and carried
bouquets of pink sweet pens. The
bride, attired in n dress of white ivory
satin trimmed elabOratelywith duchess
lace, orange blossoms and diamond
ornaments, and wearing sunburst OF
sixty-iiYe diamonds, the gift of the
groom, leaned on tho arm OF hel
brother, Samuel Riddle, by whom sht
WIS given away.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-02

The regular monthly meeting of the
Bark Commi5si was held yesterday.
There were present: President William
NJ Candy, WiHiam Candy, Frank b.
Cotton, Colonel Henry A. Dupont, Will
liam p. Bancroft and Joseph A. Rich
nrdson. =
The following bills were passed and
orders drnH vii for their amounts: Will
mington MallPable Iron Works sr!.65;
Daniel DChl, So; James w. Quinn and
Company, 5lSG; $. q. simmons Il Bro
ther sl.SO; Gawthrop Brother Company
$3.50; George W. Palmer, 50; John
Wise, 81 IS; Charles Warner Company
eB.45; Brosius u Smedley, s2.S5; il. j..
Chapman, s3.GS; I. II. Council Il Com
pany S64.5l.
The committee reported that the re-
pairs to tho house at Eden Park, to be
used by the guard are nearly con-
pleted.
The executive committee made a
favorable report ON the proposition to
allow President Candy 7l5J u year for
the wear and tear OF his carriage.
William Candy asked that tho VII
mington City Passenger hallway Com.
pany be allowed to place pointers In
Bnndywin0 Park indicating tho lear,
est way to tho ralioui lines of cnr5,
and the matter wa5 referred to the
executive committee with power to
act.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-02
FOURTH EDITION



The regular weekly meeting OF the
Street and Sewer Commission was held
last evening, when the balance in bank
was reported as being SIPS, n IS. The
clork of the market reported eollec-
chief engineer 1880 The weekly pay
roll OF SS93.22, and the monthly pay
roll OF S245S3, were presented. and or
dered paid.
Bids for printing the engineers re-
port were received as follows: Mercan.
Tile Printing Company, Sl.28; Diamond.
Printing Company. "a cents j. Miller
Thomas, Si.l5. The contract was not
awarded.
Permission was granted the Liberty
Fire Company to set the curb back
near the engine house, the land that Is
LETT in the street to belong TO the city.
Clerk OF the Market Sneltz sent q
communication, calling attention to
the bad condition of Christiana river
near Front street wharf, but no action
was taken.
The secretary was instructed to in
form ii. L. Cause that his petition to
have Clayton street near Tenth graded,
would be considered as 50 ON as the
curb Is set
The Police Commissioners asked
that the contractor for the Equitable
Building he compelled to keep the
sidewalk clear. The street commits
sioner reported That n wooden cover
ing will soon be erected.
Bids for lighting the city were re-
oeived as follows: Milmir gton Coal
Gas Company per lamp, ono year con-
tract. SlHO4; two years, $3.50; five
Sl6.14; to waive protest, IL cents off;
Oxy.Hydroyen Company Sl5 per year
per lamp for any length OF time. to be-
KIN as soon as the pipes OF the co IN
pany are laid; Wilmington City Elec-
tric Company for incandoscent lamps,
"a candle power, $50 to 500, one year.
$ $50; three bears. Sl7.75; five years.
SiI rs; 500 or over, three years, S17.25;
live years. Sl9
Arc lights 1000 candle power, 80 to
80 lamps, one year. SIS cents per night
per lamp; three years, 40 cents; five
years, 43 cents; so to 40 lamps, three
years, AZ cents; five years, 81 cents;
five years, 80 cents; 200 candle power
lamps. 200 or over, five years, 2S cents;
The company oifers other prices from
IS cents to 81 per year less per lamp il
the board will strike out that part of
the specifications which provides that
in case lamp goes out the contract or
must pay to the city forfeit twice the
amount charged for the lamp ut that
time.
Anumber of petitions were received
| asking for repairs to streetSand sewers,
but all were laid over for the present.
The bond of A. l.. Smith and Com
pany, to build an iron fence along the
back of the Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery, was presented, and
approved. The bond is for $500 with
| the City Trust COtupany of philadel-
phia as surety.
The engineer in charge OF sewers
was instructed to put in an inlet to
the sewer on Delaware avenue be-
tween Clayton and DUPONT.
| Bills were passed as follows: Bran
DIVINE Granite Company, $27 40; Il. L.
Crumlish, $707 l6; p. Carberry, 1888 OF;
| William simmons. Sl,224 40; Lender
man Brothers, S6S so; William Sim
mons, S54 IL.
The owner OF the sidewalk at the
southwest corner OF Fourth and
Orange streets was notified to re.
pair it within five days
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-02

The Christlana Window Glass Com
pany resumed operations yesterday
morning, after having been closed
since June, the usual ufne glass man
ufactories close during the summer.
A large crowd Of visitors were present
to see the works resume. II Is claim
ed by tho company that it Is the first
to resume manufacturing ct the usual
time. Tho company las many large
orders to fill. When the works closed
In Juno the blowers, at their annual
convention, decided not to resume
work in September unless they got
eight per cent. advance all around.
Most of tho manufacturers decided
not to allow tho advance, but the VIII
mington firm when approached by the
blowers to know what they would do,
took the bull by this horns and resolute-
ly determined to give the advance, OK
pecting to make up the Increase in
wages by employing none but the best
of hands, They expect now to ill all
orders with tho best of glass. The
works started up with six furnaces and
force of 100 mon, which will be in-
creased to Is. They expect 10 keep
this force busily employed until shut
ting down timo comes again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-02

The following cases were disposed
of before Judge Ball this morning.
John Harrington and Thomas Green
were each fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness.
Charles. Heck was fined IS and
costs, for drunkenness, or 20 days at
the stone pile.
Catherine McCloskey arresta 4
at Front and Washington streets, for
drunkenness and being disordcrly
was fined - and costs.
John W., Day, stephen Norris and
James Felley, wcrn arrested by DE
teGtlEc Hawkins for tEerr" s.ing on
the 2, W. d i. p! op rty. They were
discharged ON prom so to icaye thu
CITY. They We're Nry prOfuse in their
thanks to the Judge.
Henry Tobias, celored was fined 81,
or 90 days ut the stone pile for getting
full.
Edward Perry was found drank on
Tho coast. lie was lind - or ~ days
| ut the stone pila.
Thomas Brown was arrested very.
drunk ut Front and Market streets. ne
Was fined 50 or 20 days at tho stone
! pile.
Michael Ryan and William EIllason
were each fined - or 70 days ut the
stone pile, Tor drunkenness.
Patrick J.Crumlish WIS found drunk
| on thetoOrstep ofJoiinsun X Barnhills
| store ON Market street above Second.
Fined 81 and costs.
Elasl'y Mcclellan, was arrested lying
asleep drunk OH the iloor OF tho L. W
4 u. station. He was fined 5 : or serve
20 days on the stone pile.
| John Goald. colorol, WAS charged
with seliiu. liquo" without a license
at NJ. NJ k.Ist Front street on Sunday
last. After several witnesses had bean
examined for the defensa who stated
that they had bean in Golld's place
but Ind never bought any thing 10
drink In his house. Geo. Haycork
colored, WIS tho only witness who tss
titled that he purchased liquor from
Gould. The Judge lined the man stOt
and costs.
Frank Harklns, who keeps a restau
rant at no. $ East Front street, wa
charged with selling liquor ut his place
u2 ars.ness. The liquor was sold X
DIH Ward by NAN, on Sunday last
10 had numerous bottles % liquor il
a grip sack, who sold him pint bottl
full OF whisky. Detective Hawkin
testified that he smeit the hottie arr
as positive that IL was liquor. II
was Invited 10 t9ke a drink but lefgs
ed, saying 1t vas rats and might xii
him. The case was continued unit
tomorrow morning at 9 O'Clock.
John kcrnUtt was charged wit
committing an assault ard battery o
his Wife Julia. The ca5s WIS dismiss
ed on paying OF costs, the parties haN
ing settled all difficulties.
W. G. Robelen, 10s West 18th street
q / has A
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-02

Wedding bells rang merrliy at the
corner of Gilpin avenue and Lincoln
street last evening ON the occasion OF
the Wedding of William j. Mcarns TO
Miss Mary V. Brooks. Rev. Walter
Il. Avery OF Mt. Salon NJ. L. Church
performed the ceremony. Robert IL.
Mearns brother OF the groom, was
best man and Miss Lolita A. HowartLl
was bridesmaid. Tine bride was very
handsomely dressed In white china
silk. trimmed with white lace. A re.
ception was held after the ceremony
which was participated in by the large
number of guests present from Phila.
dalphia, Chester, Baltimore. Washing.
ton md this city The Young married
couple arc widely known anu very
highly respected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-02
Public Installation.

Brandywine Commandery 10. 81,
knights OF Malta had public install
lation Of officers in the Masonic Tom
pie last night the cercm oniss being
conducted by Sir Robert Keenan, depu-
ty supreme Commander of Delaware
assisted by Right Eminent Grand Cap
tain General Sir John G. Finn and
Right Eminent Preiats Sir Charles Nc
Clintock Of Philadelphia. ....
The following officers were Installed.
s. II. G., William :. CGthcart; c.. Sto-
ven Brewster; 9. g., Frank s. Stone;
S. W., Edward Price; r.. John II. Mill.
ken; J: W., John n, HURLEY; p, John
w. Alexander: w, James bradford;
s., NJ. W, Pickle; Il. c.. n. q. Serven-
son; $. CT, George 2. Rash; s. B., ia
son O. Flory; A H.. a. Fairbanks.
Tho eXcelc ses included singing by
the Epworlh League Choir OF Union
NJ. Z. Church, singing By Miss Mag
gle Mcclure and reading w Hiss Sa-
die Hoffman.
In the literary programmes was In
cluded most eXcallent address by
Rev. Q. A. Grlse, Of ;;r.ln.IrwiGs NJ. L
Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-02
FIFTH EDITION.



The Opera House will open the regu-
lar amusement season this evening.
when "A. VOLTS Weddlng,na comedy
farce will be presented by a first-class
company. The following Isl synopsis
OF the play:
Victor Ernhart, q wealthy young
German who has mania for practical
Joking Ia about to wed charming and
accomplished maiden. Victors idi-
osyncrasy leads him to pay hand
some sum to A. Wolf, floating Ger
man. to impersonate him on hts we'd
ding day, not only ieopardizing his
own life but sacrificing the reputation
of the lady Of his choice-A. Wolf be-
Ing German for below himself In cul-
ture and social standing. Tho bride
elect knowing Victor to be clever inn
personator readily accepts A. Wolf.
whom she believes to be Victor dis.
guised, especially when he is guaran-
toed by her sister who Is an accomplish
In the plot. A. Wolf possessed of moro
than ordinary cunning takes advan-
tage Of the situation and marrles tho
girl, and the first act ends before the
climax expected by Victor.
The play was written by John W.
Rans0ne, and Is strong in every re-
spect. There are number of special
ties incidental TO The play which will
be introduced by prominent artists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-02

The Great social meet of the year
The Wilmington Fair, September 8, o,
10, II and IL, - Professors Stang,
Wood and Brown in Organ Recitals
each day from IL to 1870 o'clock
Ladies' building. - Covered pavilion
free for visitors.
With Experience and Presiige-Thls,
The Greatest Of them all.--The Great
Wilmington Fair, September y, Q, 10,
II and disbursements extraordi.
nary.
IS Trotting and Pacing Races, with
1872 Entries. Great Wilmington Fair,
September 8, o, 10, II and 12.--Milk
Wagon Race and Running Races on
Saturday, Exciting Amusements each
day.
The Ladies' of the homeopathic
Hospital will meet their friends at The
Wilmington Fair, September 8. 0, 10 II,
and l2.-Parlors in main building. In
the rush OF amuSemenlS and crowdlng
OF events--a quick lunch nicely served
In q pleasant place.
Economy In Management--Libe
in Amusements-Th Great Whining
ton Fair, September s, 9, 10, IL and II
The Jewell Brothers tho world-rc'
nowned Aeronauts, in thrilling Balloon
Ascensions and Parachute Drops-lt
harness and Running Races-200 Ell.
tries,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-02
THIRD EDITION.


Theodore Crawford has returned
from a visit to Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Miss Maggie Martin has returned
homo from a two weeks visit to rela
tives and friends near Hockessin. Del.
Mr.. Lemuel Richardson and Miss
Ella Crossley spent last Thursday at
Ocean City.
! Warren Jefieris, special messenger at
the poetofice, has returned from two
weeks vacation at Mortonsville. Pa.
Miss Lillls worrall leaves this even
Ing for 9 months vacation through
Pennsylvania
john SpeAkman, clerk In Harlan &
HollingsworthS car shops, Whining
ton, Delaware, Ia visiting DR.. Il. NJ.
Gathel, West Chester.
The Rev. William P. Swartz has re-
turned from his vacation and will be
at the prayer meeting at Central Pres
byteffan Church this evening.
Willard Hall Porter, ESQ, started
this morning for Chicago, where he
will attend meeting of the Worlds
Fair Commissioners.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Bright returned
home last evening from a two weeks
visit to New York, both looking and
feeling remarkably we'll.
Police Officer Carmen Dt Mare will
go 10 Lebanon, Pa, to-day, where he
will spend several days Of his vaca-
ton.
HAIRY Palmer, of the civil engineer
ing corps of the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore Railroad, is
spending dis vacation on Bush river
and other fishing grounds.
Mrs. A. N. Kimball and son, who
havp been tho guests OF Mrs. Albert
4 L. Jones. No. BOB South Jack son street.
ieft for their home in jackson. Miss,
yesterday.
Miss Della May Blake. step-daughter
OF DIR. J. G. Pickles, has returned from
spendiag few weeks with her grand
father &C Kirkwood.
Tho BFandywine Summit camp
meeting association will meet at AS
bury NJ. 4. Church this city, on Satur-
day afternoon next at l o'clock, when
full account will be rendered of tine
late camp-meeting.
The Goodman NJ L. Sunday school
will hold a picnic in the old Tatnall
grove. east side OF the Brandywine, in
Brnndywiue Park, tomorrow, all day.
The tug boat Alert, Captain J. Z,
Steele, arrived at this port to-day, with
dredging machine for F.. b. Cotton.
MIR. and Mrs, Will NJ. S. Brown have
returned from Ocean City, where they
spent tho summer. Mr.. Brown had
charge OF the orchestra at the Seaside
hotel.
Miss Lila Lungren, daughter of W
ii. LunErcn, master mechanic of the
r., w. Il b. Railroad, is Ill with typhoid
fever. She Is under the professional
cnre of DIR. j. p. Pyle.
Preston Lea, president OF the Unior
National Bank, and vice. presidont o.
the Equitable Guarantee ~ Trust Com
pany, goes to Canada for two weeks
vacation. We wish him bon voyage, /
good time, and safe return.
Mr.. Samuel Casperson and wife have
returned from Ocean Grove, much i'm
proved in health after their vacation
They have Witnessed the largest CAM
meeting that has been held at UceaI
Grove for the last - years. Miss May
CaspersOn has also returned after hay
ing very pleasant time with he
many friends over in New Jersey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-02

The bids for constructing the now
commission house at No. 3J1 King
street, TO be occupied by Thomas N.
Stayton, were opened yesterday after
noon, at the Office OF Architect SPRING
Ell, and wrfo as follows; john b. john
son, $4,000 II. $. Christy, -. 1853; Calvin
]. Swayne. s4.i77: John NJ. Collins, ST.
$50; George Mckee, Sl.5oO; Fhilem-
ma Chandler, 1869; William J. Hall,
lowest bidder, was awarded tho con-
tract.
Work oftearlnG down the oil build
Ing will 10 commenced ut once, and
the new building will be pushed for
ward as rapidlyas possible.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-02

The large boxes of mlxed mortar,
which are being de!l9ersi ID dlilaran;
places in this city are illlci entirely
too full and consequence Is that tho
stun Is spilled all along tho streets.
About half n bushcl OF tbs mortar was
spilled u few days since on the cross
ing at Third and King streats. and now
the pa"ements, almost from Second
to Fourth are covered with 1t. Not
only this, but tho fact o. bod of mo T.
tar being on a crossing la II great an
noyance to all who are obliged to pass
over 1t. The manufacturers, In their
desire to give good measure should
either procure larger boXes, OF else
put less In those they are now using.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-02
Go to wyle's tor Boston brown
bread, No. East Second street.


Joseph L. Garrett, of East Goshen
Chester county, Pa, raised $50 bushels
of White Star potatoes to the acre, tins
present season. II any OF our farmers
can equal this we would like to hear
from them. We have heard nothing
from tho Potato Man at Gentreyille,
for some time, nor tho Passmoro Bros.
about a milo west OF that village.
When they gather their crops We ex-
pect to have good report. We shall
then see whether Mr. James Dilworth
was right in his prediction that there
will not be 1000 bushels In that patch,
and If his promised wager Of dollar
was merely for buncombe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-02

Yesterday .afternoo II. NJ. Eaton
was fined six cents ant costs by Mag
istrate Monaghan on y charge OF Con-
stable Bowers, for Interfering with
him in the discharge OF his duties.
Constable Bowers, lsvisi on a horse
and wagon owned hy(leJrE Lloyd on
a foreign attachment, tA,, case having
been transferred from q JUSTICES dock.
ct of Warwick. Md. The debt was for
S57.Se due Thomas 4, Loiand. When
tho constable attempted to levy on
the horse, he says eaton tried to pre-.
vent him from taking 1t and said 1t
would requlre all the county consta.
blos and half the police force OF VII.
mtngton to arrest him. 1t cost Eaton
si.O6 for the free Use of his tongue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-02

The ever enterprising "Rough on
man, has taken new departure OF
economical interest To families. and
one that will pay you to look into.
RoUGH ON DuAr Peifumed Soap, lust
being introduced by him, is by far tho
largest cake OF absolutely pure and
nicely perfumed soap the world has
produced. Elegant for the toilet, bath
and general family uses. This mann
moth package of Scented Soap sells at
tho low price Of only 10 cents, or for
% cents. ut Druggists.
Wh.L's HeALTH REAEwER restores
Sexual Wig or.