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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-11

Albert Erwin, editor of the Leonard
Texas, Graphic, says: For the cure of
cramps in the stomach Cham berlain' 3
Collie, Cholera and Disrrhoea Remedy is
the best and most speedy ever used. I"
Many others who have tried it entertain
the same opinion. For sale by Hartz &
Bahnsen, druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-11

Ex SENATOR SPooNER's discovery that
the force bill still is an active issue in
politics will be cheerful news to the
white-souled Hoar aud his compatriot
Lodge who, when last heard from, were
wandering at large in Massachusetts,.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-11
The Miles of Various Nations.

The miles of various nations, expressed
in yards, are as follows: The Irish mile,
b,240 yards; Swiss, 9,l53; Italian, 1855:
Scotch, l,9s4; Tuscan, sos; German, s,lo6;
Arabian, 2.l43; Turkish, 1885; Flemish,
$3.50; Vienna, 1896; Roman, 1,6s2 or 2,025;
Werst, ,167 or ,337; Dutch and Prussian,
6,4S0; Swedish and Danish, 1875; Eng
glish and Ameri can, 1.760
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-11

Mr., Clark, to the public:-I wish to say
TO nv friends and the public. that re-
gard Chamherlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrboea remedy as the best preparation
in use for collie and diarrhoes. l. is the
finest selling medicine ever handled, be-
cause it always gives satisfaction. o.
e Clark, Orangeyille, Tex. For sale by
Hartz Il BabnseD, druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-11

GOVERNOR PATTIsoN has requested
Secretary Foster to permit the examina-
ton of the books of the Keystone bank
by q committee of business men selected
by him, in order TO discover what be-
came of the money stolen from the state
and city. What saws Wsnsmaker?
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-11
TUESDAY, AUGUST II, 1891.

The New York Press, the organ of the
administration. say, "rumor has it that
Mr.. Noble will soon be secretary of the
exterior"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-11
GIANT SOLDIERS.
Elephants in India Bear the Baggage of
the Army and Drag the Heavy Cannon.

Elephants in India Bear the baggage of
the Army and Drag the Heavy Cannon.
The very biggest of the British soldiers
are in the East Indian army. They are
eight or ten feet tall. They weigh five or
six tons apiece. These giant soldiers are
not men, however. They go on four feet
instead of two. In fact, they are elephants
Strange to say, the first elephants ever
seen by Europeans, centuries ago, were SOL
diers too. The Europeans had to fight
them, as well as men, in the great wars of
the east. In those days. elephants went
into battle clad in armor. Sometimes they
bore towers on their backs, filed with war
riors. Some of those old soldier elephants
were trained to cut and thrust with huge
scimiters, which they carried with their
trunks. An elephant can lift half ton
with his trunk. Think, then, what a ire
mendous weapon such a swordsman could
swing.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-11

For beauty, for comfort, for improve
ment of the complexion, use OILY Pez
zoni's Powder; there is nothing equal to
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-11
gEN7<sz8 l,(eI;|!,ee
@s zSAMDyE4
9R0GRESS&&
A STRANGE TYPE OF SEA FOWL
The Manchots of the Cape Of Good Hope
and the Theory of DexeIopment

and the Theory of Development.
At the Cape of Good Hope and its neigh
boring islands is found the most curious
and remarkable of the sea fowl tribe-the
manchots, or jackass penguins. These
animals are OF strange and aberrant tyre
hardly worthy the name of birds. Popu-
lar Science News has the following to say
about them: Their wings are entirely use
less for purposes Of fight, and have sp-
parently been modified into an organ more
nearly resembling the flipper of seal
The feet are large and clumsy, and, like
the bear, the manchot is a plantigrade,
standing upon the full length of the foot;
but even with this advantage his move
~rs1=s-s>
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-11
RoUND-TRIp EXCURSION TICKETS

Will be placed on sale at the commence
mcnt OF tourist season by the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway and
all OF its connecting lines at low rates to
the following points: Spirit Lake, Iowa
Waterville, Minneapolis, ST. Paul and
Lake MinnetCnka Minnesota; Lake Su-
perior points; Yellowstone Park and
points il Colorado.
Write for - Midsummer Paradise" to
the General Ticket ard Passenger Agent,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; for hotel rates to
W. J. MORRISON, Manager, Spirit Lake.
Iowa
c. I. IVES J. E. HapvEGtn
fGes aD1 Gent SUpt at ---Eu; Pass Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-20

RICHMOND. Va. November 10, 1921.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-20
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Mn. Nov. 1o-Flour steady and
unchanged. receipts. 1880 barrels; shipments.
1901 1arrels; sales. s0) barrels. Wheat Qulet:
No. 2red spot, sLose lo4}4;. Aoyemi or, sL0i@
lW4; December a. OjSl.O5lS: January, 81 Os0s
2 5; May. 8LIlil@illi6; receipts. 4l.0i4 bush
OILS; shipments. 52DOJ bushels stock. 1865. i2f
bushels; sales. 2inOO bushels; Southern whea,
qniet; fuitl. VIC. @l05; longberry s1a106. Corn
steady; mixed spot, 6i1qe6i4c.: year. 5p4e
5leAc January. 5tso 543sc.; February, 53'4s
% 'sc March. SO 80 3,hc receipts, 1851 bush
els; stock. 1860 bushels sales $1,000 bush
els. southern corn qui g; white 5lG5sc;
yellow. 58a5.c. oats quiet and steady;
No. WIN Western. 39c asked; No.
mixed Western. 2.@31iac.; receipts 1000 bush
els stock l4l.5s3 iu. hels Rye quiet and steady;
No. 2, 8 .o3; receu t, $3.50 ushels; shi mems.
1866 bushels; stock ljl5l bushels. Hay steady
70 irm; good 10 choice timothy, sl38i4. Grain
frelgnts easier; steamer 70 Liverpool, per
bushel 6}9d: Cork for orders er quarter.
4. 8d.m4s. ,l6d. Cotton nomin /. midding. : &C.
Provisions firm and unchanged. Buiter steady;
creamery, fancy. -9s5Jc far to choice, 26a asc;
imitation, @2HZfc ggs steady and firm az
q a2sc. Coffee steady: Rio cargoes fair \ .;
No IA &c. sugar strong; granulated.
COPPER stta ly and unchanged. Whisky steady
and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
REGULAR Report Of The Monetary, Grain
and Provision harEetS.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS. OF MONEY
x,,rer,,iy Pull stock Market-Flour Ae'''e
- st.s5,- wheat and Oats weak ana
r.a,ureless Corn Moderately Active

49,. yosr Nov. ia-Moncy loaned at easy
... .,o.,ne A. sie per cent? highest q low
r,cbance closed steady posted rates
,.,lsl.s. actual rates, 4Sjss''JA Tor SKY
s.....,l 4.ss.afsi for demand. Government
,...s. l.o.el steady; currency 6's III oid' as
.'..,,,. ll6,4 bid. extended IS. registered '''s
.,. ..,,s market was extremely dull again
.o'rlnr. on.ys oat one-i a OF tAe De.4-
Iltn. transacted as com. a. ed Win lio
....I rrlng the same hours OF test. rlAl'
un 10 noon we're only ftNN snare
tt.e business done was 30 e., G.. 4. ~ ~;
'.,.o. IurlIngt, and guincy, klchm )hl ~
o.|..nt Preferred. ST. Paul, NorfhtIh aDtuO
--atred. 4olietAle ana Nasu1 ne. b, strong
.re and lioch island. lrices were slioIN
The greater part of the morning anu H.l-
1888 nr I'D midday. AS de from INC ~"
r-.stfri Us chmouc and West iolhl I.tl'.. 4' "a "a
fofr.tu alous were slElt. NNta. ti-i D ,,er
--, .... while the last named dropst1 pra
.-rt .. t0 Mos of fhor of the ''ol Hs 49,
-,. rercent higher NJ noon than tLeh were
.eri.v. london w8s NCrf snau hu9-
erth.s morning. oniY -i,lil suai' Aa .-. -. l.,
-. a.ol for that account. pre- A-F".Y1o il
-....- qrn-t Mas Iutiug by tho con o. ing
....rfst IN the concern AMI was accom- aulev
+. continued reports NJ fn cAit '-i' TO-, T-
,-.rfN The auu al mrcfut OF wy '--,t
-...ee railroad calel lor }e lel eN "es ~
..-.c d.roc-o-s NET to-day and declared We I-s-
..- .-,rr-or. . ID .. Bond Ot ger cent 'hiloko
tss vas frm and b CHER on purchase ~ Vas
..r -.l. account cf insiders aha on reports
M -......I unFfm ut was lelng en-
+e--.s 81. e..sf hrs oIt0 ia me etocha Men
...'' annual rrtf.rre was weak on the e.
i.rft ro+fNr January dividend Nou44 hot oe "o-
.f.-eI market WAS almost staEndnt our
49, tro afternoon trading being conhned 70
49,. T. vet b. fOre was frm ana most OF me
l,-to.es T. ~ b lghcr. sales, l63,s'5 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-20
RroHMoYD oEYERA1MABRErs.

PRODUCE.
Butter: Fancy creamery. 2ia25c.: dairy
packed 22a2'c Mer nan packed, i5a-Oc.;
Legs; lncrates sc ; n barrels o.; Guinea
&c
DRTssED POULTRY.
Turkeys. per olnd ioi4al4c.. Ducks, loa12l4c,
Chibkens, lzal5c
LIZ POULTRY PER HEAD
Live hens, fat 9'as c. hens and roosters, Pa
chicken, medium and fat lsa9Jc., chickens,
small l0ll2c.
GANE
venison. Per pound lial5c.; Rabbits, loa l2c. /;
Birds srirldg5s. dead, l.al25ec.; Ducks, 1--we,
apiece 25a5Oc.
FrUIrs AID VEGETABLES.
Potatoes: Irish. 4Oa1c psr bushei.
Potatoes. Northern. 81 "a n0 per barrel.
lCta u.s. Virginia II Na1fi.
Sweet otatoes 21ai c yer bnshel
"a rsCs. sugar barrel 1l.-5alMi
ON n ratsto. S 25a..5O PER larrsl.
Onnn sets, S2hs2,l Per hush
Peanuts 3l.ail.c per lound.
OTauses, Fla. bright. box sLJOa@J)
Erpies. Fancy i'sHng s. soa95o per barrel
Anules. cooking ~ per barrel
Celery: 25a3 c uer hunch.
Lemons: lila, et5la10i yer box.
COUNTRY BACON.
Hams small. Va l1ai5c.; per pound. Hams,
large IA. lusl2c
Sides aainc.. per pound.
Shoulders. Save yer pound.
Country Lard 0ao1ec.; per pound
DRIED rKulT.
Apples Red and Brown. sliced. &c, per pound.
Fnnoy lleasc Quarter. 2}yaic
Peaches fancy. peeled 'a'c medium, 5aGc.;
dark 4a4lec.. nrceled, ~as14c.
Black NcTrirs, &C.
nucklrlrrries 7a1l6c
Naspl errle5 "a &C.
scELLANEoUs
Iuckw heat. 2laAic. Ter pound.
White Beans, Fancy, Sl.7ja225 per bushel
COloi al Beans. 81 aifh
lsIow. 4a4lsc.. per pound.
Genstng Root s. 15a8O per pound. Seneca
Root &c Golden Seal Root 2Oc
Ivy Hides. olaaSc.; Green Hides, s'6sf4c.
Feathers. Live Geese, 4Oc.; per pound mixed
Wool. washed. sea30c: Wool unwashed eOa9,c.
Black-lye Iers. s g. lna1e5 per bushel.
Orspeos. Ia 81 1a;a4D.
Cal axe. Northern. sugar barrel tl.5j
Bhusuas. cho' c. - aal5l
emoaS : ga D por box
tuioH*. I'D f.b pr husbel.
APPLES fancy stock 320aDO.
Potatoes. Irish O. 7hsan
Wire 1oops. Galvanized hooys' S.Ul.
Xxx Crates 5Oc.
R,,n,rt>. Eggs-Receirts still continue light;
mn 1t &c. Cha s.uut ma ket OveTstOcked with
common stock. Good stock will bring SO
common stock not wanted. APPLE market
weaker. shade lower. Oranges -florlIa more
IlentIuls EOol NtOch moves larry "tiA a. t'',
tations. Chickens -lleceipfs very good Dressed
stock pref errei when the we her i~ cool InI-
KEYS have met with good -ale a. quota ions nd
vi-s on 10 ship them live unless weather Is
coil Game Of all kinds is in biz demand i'nt,
Ter market moro qulet lried rms stiH h"lt
their COS O. We advise Won to he careful IN shlp.
ping drr-.ed ponlry Dress dry. See that all
thc animal heat IS ont before packing, aud pack
IN open NOKes
oRocERIEs AND wooDESwaRE
Sugar. Crushed. &c: powdered. &c;
formulated 4I4c A. 4Ssc; OF A. &c; yellow
&C.
soap: Common. saso: best washing. i'6ss'3c.
2olet. l5aqc. and fancy prices country. 4s5c
1eas: Llack soa5Jc; imperial S5a5Oc.; gun
pow der, 2a,5
Tubs, Cedar SloOas3I5a nest. painted, s225
Washboards; Wooden slasl.25; zinc. sl5Oa
$50
Buckets: Painted, two hoops, sl.25; three
hoops. $50 So
Trooms: Two o., af aane slooasl;s5; three
~ lcfs. " illow. sll5asl 90 1er NAT snlit IN.
75c. per dozen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-20

IIcHMoNp. YA.. November l9 1891.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-o9f0 bushels.
Cones bushels
Oats-l $50 bushels.
leal- 800 bushels.
SAILS.
Wheat $40 bushels.
lpln-ael bushels
Quotations
onghcrry. 81 20 slO7: mixed $50 10
t.0, shortoerry gac 90 slpe. No : Iai. s. u.s.
lorn-Mhlfe. Virginia. new. 200 20 a3c NO.
tHlite 55c. 90 5fc.. so mixed. 53c 10 SIC
.Oais-No p ssc 10 &C.; No. s. 87o.; winter
tor seed. SIC fO53c.
hre-9le 90 Csc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-20

d OBINS' NEW DRUG STORE.
200 EAST MARSHAL STREET, RICHMOND. VA
STRICTLY FIRST GLASS MEDICINES,
FINE PERFUMERY. TOILET SOAPS. COMBS
AND BRUSHES. NIGHT LAMPS,
FOOD WARMERS. POCKET STOVES, HOT
WATER BAGS, ICE BAGS ATOlIIZERS,
INHALERs, GALYANIO BATTERIES. &c
Best PICKLE SPICES in Richmond.
Thirty-fve years experience. TELEPHONE 372.
lOc2l-eOdlml
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-20

CurcAco. Nov. lo.-Wheat closed &c. lower.
The weakness was due 10 general disgust OF the
traders over bogus news in regard 10 the
Russian ukaso. which excited the pit yes er-
day. lower cables, heavy shorts. selling. by
bull lique would attempt to get on. OF its sup
posed holdings. J ecoipt. 372 cars
Coru-Ihe corn market was festureless
closing unchanged for May and Ac. higher for
sellers the yesr. leceipts. 80 cars.
OafS-ihe oats market was extremely dull
and closed unchanged. Receipts. 2gS cars
Provisions Provisions we're weak owing to
20 The enormous receipts of hogs. Pork de-
clined csc, lard l0c. and ribs l0al2i4c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-20
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND Va. Nov. ig-No offerings Of to-
b8ccos 81 suction on Change to-day
IrVate sales reported % he secretary Of tho
Rclmcnd tobacco Exchange to-day were
extremely light.
The United States in'ernal revenue collections
for he city of lIrlmOnd. Va. to-day are as
follows: Tax raid CHARS and cigarettes. Sl.8N;
tax paid llug 10 laccO, - o 3d. Total. sluO5 ~.
Good receipts Of dark loose t0baccos this
afternoon, and consequent good sa.es to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-20

Rio or Santos No. :. November. i2.oOc.: Deem
Der. - f0c.: January. l2.iOc
Naval Storos-Spirits turpentine ruled weak
and lower on free offerings and dull trade.
Sales. 100 bsrr,l,; quoted AZ 35936c Rosin
steady. but trading slow; strained si.3j: good
strained. Si,f0oL4ai5.
Petroleum Pipe limo certificates. -Spocula-
ton Was a. astand-still and prices changed bu Z
little. sales. 5000 barrels AZ stock Exchange
opened ~ soc; highest SOC; lowest. Soc: clos
ms. 09c, Al Consolidated December opened at
@.sc; highest, soc; lowest, 52lsc.; closing,
f4i &C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-20

NV l0Hg Nov. 10 Nessrs llol'larc Irice
CO.. ln their cotton circular Tonight, Ray
81. usual DE advance abroad was net y ala ct
lots on tle part % the New lork hears 10 &c..
ll.s heu aud prices ads an>e ed some thirteen
10 iflcen points by % o clock A reaction fol
loNtd "a on Tho receipt If a,lvicO7 OF heavy
receipts - New Orleans Tomorrow and a
l-uli That Mr.. Arll had again fcilred bio
.llnlu crop estimate 30 So 1000 bales For
t.it'e.f Tor holders OF cotton. however.
...t estimate. caulut he sruu into cloth. ana
..e .nssesilon that "a tlgs OF speculative inter
t'.hlf perhaps Affect the figures nauod led 10
some covering Ou the part of early sellers h0Te
t.l ~ clock p-ces were within TWO POINTS Of
.ae highest. After " CIoch thu market con-
la.eI to gain in strength. closing finally firm
me highest OF the day and thirteen points
'.r I.-t evening u-ufts
-ilies steady. Receipts for the day indi-
S.e 81 no Ia es. against 80 O0 bales last wear.
tAi tl4 southern mar hcfs. u.s. lar a. reiOttai
ore Aet and unchanged. be spot market Is
az .-i5 advance in lnotai IONS Middhng
- l-s SIS. SALES d.. bales Transactions M
4".es i-5 0u bales November 179S si;
Le.eMler. 7.s48. SD: January. e.Ole~u2. Feb
1887. 81. is. March. S3 .'aS.Hi April. S 4Ia
iaf s5is%t5. uue. 5.C4aAO5. July. 6.S3s
',' august eo ss.sl-.
rnuDucg.
totr-flour fairly active and steady: fue
yes of z ring s2aDd85. 10. wluier, So ia
a. sl crime sirlug. - rl@ls': do. winter.
extra SO. 70 slTuE { $50 40. g..
u-.l.f aj; cit. nall extras. 50 & - Tor
.ll as Southern Hour closed dull bat
t"I' raic sud faful e trts "a. as
l- .-n heat options opened WeAl and "t.a 10.
ii on tne announcement thar there was no
$500 ~ .i0 Report current yes e~day thai the
i1e ~ u.sla Wa. ABOUT 10 ISSUE the prO-
49, ..f MS 5e an d con. equcut beavr uuloa
rs l@u houses were n so heavy So lers
a. mo ra les ronght new. OF lower d Rrhets
Gag hf Ma k continue weak through.
.hl "a close. on iho rcp0r Of
a".-f lkets abroad and an IMPENDING
''..l. in Berlin pli e. went low r. closing at
. .4Ne vi spot lot lower so. rcd WIN
'a I'd, slO,tt NoyCmi or sl0ii4; December.
~ January s o., February SlOs.i.
81, fA-Nofn options were moderately active
no w 10 OlghOur the day ia sympathy
w wheat closing az l.eIi C lower Tor most
c.oN.hs. pot lois closed steady; No , mixed.
f.' aNc.. Aoyem er, 90 g., December.
~ January. 5fc February, 53tAc.
"tth Oais opt Ons were dull and feature
- Go lu4 ont STEADY spot lots closed
t' safes NO ! white, 42c: so. do
no. mixed 40c.; No DO 3sI1@3si c.;
:. "lteA' AoFemDer. december or January.
OTIS Pork quiet; new mess 500.
'.aI - ari quiet and weaker; December,
Hunuary g ~. February. 1854
oil sugar raw suga quiet: MuscOyado, 50 test.
80. centrifugal 96 test, 3lsc bid: refined
,.taf hfm cutloaf or crushed. 5lsc.: granu-
+'@..'I' io-lp'4 g. Ilc powdered. ;itc; mould A.
Citc' conlcctlCuerA 4. s4.c
4 once - Spot lot, coffee closed steady:
'3's no csIEoes, 1880. Futures closed hrm;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-20
Cincinnati.

CINcINNATr. O., Nov -Pork-Regular.
SIS %, family si05oell Lard-heitls
dried 6$s96loc Bacon-Short clear sides,
$72jeL30. Whisky-SRles, loss barrels at silS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-20

LIvERpOoL. Nov. lg-Spot cotton steady:
middling uplands, 49,. Sale. lnJoJ bs es.
Future steady. November-l fcember, - 4;
December anuarv. so-n4 january ebruary.
4 23-64; February March, 2t-6l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-20
Wilmington.

WuNrSeToS. n. c.. Nov l9.-spirits turpen-
tine steady a. $3.50. Rosln firm. SRA ned 81 %:
good strained. sl20. Tar firm al si.c5 Crude
virgin, & i90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-20

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for CastoriA
When abe became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoris'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-20
Charleston.

CHARLESTON. s. C.. Nov la.-Rosin firm:
good strained. sian Spirits turpentlno firm
at &c; crude turpentine. sl6L55
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13

The 1S-yanr old daughter of postmas-
ter Anderson, OF Rising Sun. Kent
county, WAS so badly burned by her
clothes taking fire on Saturday even
ing, that she died on Sunday. Mrs.
Anderson, ii appears. went TO n cup
board in an adjoining room TO pro-
cule a game FOR the children, when a
bell fell out breaking u giass lamp
which she carried in her hand. ST Hing
the oil and setting lire to her clothing.
The terrified woman screamed and her
little daughter ran to her assistance,
when her clothes also took fire. The
child Immediately ran out Of the house
toward her fathers store. Mr.. Ander-
son on hearing her cries, ran to her as
Ysistance and extinguished the flames.
but not before she was so badly burned
that her sufTerings were finally ended
by death. Mrs. Andcrson's clothing
was fortunately distinguished helore
any material injury was sustained.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13


A pleasant birlhd iy surprise party.
was given Mr.. Walter Smith, No. ZIG
k'rkwood street, meeting at Mr.
G. i5en5on's No 937 KlrkwooI street,
Friday, Oct, 9th.
They spent the evening by dancing,
and at IL Uiclock they retired TO tie
dining room which was beautifully
decorated and filed with all the luxur
les of the season.
Among those who assembled there,
Were as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Smith, Mrs.
Riley. Mrs. Miller MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Iazwell, Mrs. Huber, Mr.. and Mrs.
l{noyton, Mr.. and Mrs, Gilbert LynnHl,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baldwin, Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Colo, Misses MonalIuns,
Minnie Healey, Maud Buuyton, Arthur
Ward, John StidhAm Iefia, AudIy, and
Iva Miller, Blanche Allon John Coop
er, John Calvert, Katie Dettling, Sadie
| Faldon, Nora Huber, Lydia Ewing,
the Misses Shane, John MCkaig, Clai.
eDce Wood, John Sluttery. MI George
Lear, Mr.. Ayre. Terrnuce Farley, Tenna
Cole, Mr.. Mann, Mr.. Stookweil, and
Charley Huber
Mrs. Baldwin was dressed in pink
tout and lace; Mrs. Lyman, cream
silk lace, and satin; Mrs. Benson, blue
tout and lace; Minnie Healoy, cream
tout and lace, Miss nettliug, cream
| Miss A. Miller; white. Miss FGldon,
white, and Miss L. Miller, old rose
Mohair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13
notu.

For good cabinet photographs try
Cummings, 500 Market street.
Painful teething, colo, dInrrhra pro
vented and cured by Hooper's anodyne
Flour, seeds, oatmeal atJ. j. Smith'a
9TH and Shipley streets.
.Bush's, French street wharf, is the
place to buy your coal.
For the best cabinet photographs, go
| to Beecher's. BIB Market street, S2.00 q
| dozen.
We guarantee absolute satisfaction
or money refunded at Red Mems Hall
Piano Wareroom-
Go to Reeds new instalment store
for cheap Furniture and Carpets. sos
Simply street. N. II. Reed. manager.
Great variety OF slightly used pianos
and organs at your own price. Red
Mems Hall Piano Warerooms.
Fellheimer is manufacturing fine
handmade Havana filler for &c., 6l2
Market street and Front and West
streets.
DR.. Simms' vegetable liver pills
sugar coated. non-sickening and pain
less are undoubtedly the finest and
best liver medicines In our great coun-
try.
Good chewing tobacco at Fell
heimer's at SOC. pound, s12 Market
street and Front and West streets.
W. G. Robelen, 1OS West 7th street.
has a No. American claret
which he is selling for s1.o0 per gal
Ion. Try it.
Drinking men should be careful in
approaching ladies', as the faintlng OF
| one at the postoffice yesterday is said
to have been owing to the fact th9t she
got Whit OF drunken mans breath.
The annual meeting of the W. @. Il.
o.. was held at their headquarters, No.
100 West Eighth street. this afternoon
at o'clock.
Germanla Encampment, No. 80,
Knights OF st. John and Malta. initial.
ed eleven new members last night,
making the membership eighty-six.
Ex-Governor Biggs visited our city
| yesterday, and was as pleasant us the
happiest OF the politicians in our midst
He would be pleased to round up his
fame by going to the U. s. Senate, but
! that desire does not render him un.
( happy. and he will not lose any sleep
on its account.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-13

Mrs. Kimber. through whose liber.
ality in connection with thae of heI
late husband the M. Il. Church at Clay
mont was erected, few years ago,
visited friends in this section on Fri.
day last.
Geo. NJ. Casey lost a valuable COW a
few days ago from milk fever, being
the third one he has lost from similar
cause within the year, thus making his
butter AND milk rather costly articles.
he should have tho next one insured.
Rev. Geo. e. Wood. pastor of the
Claymont Nj. Il. Church, Is studying
Latin, Greek and Hebrew at the Gro
zier Theological Seminary. at Chester.
he Is an Industrious young man, and
will yet make his mark In the VIII
mington Conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O. Lodge are
paying q visit to their daughter. Mrs.
Thomas C.Parlsh, at Colorado Springs,
Colorado.
Mr.. Ambrose s. ottey, the great bib
liopole and blacksmith, contemplates
making. in company with his wife, a
ten days tour, in which he will visit
Baltimore, Washington, Gettysburg,
and other places of attraction. 1t Is to
be hoped that this cool weather will
not divert him from his proposed ex-
cursion, as he and Mrs.O. we'll deserve
holiday In which they may see some
| thing OF the ways of the world, as we'll
as enjoy cessation from the hum
| drum OF every day labor.
The passing away of warm weather
leads summer residents to return to
their winter quarters. Col. J. H. Tag
CART. editor of the Philadelphia Sun
day Times, has moved his family from
Grubb's Landing to Philadelphia; An
drew q. Wilson of tho Harlan Il Hol-
lingsworth Company, Judge Ball and
family have also returned to Whining
ton.