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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

The services at Asbury yesterday
we're OF great interest and the results
were such as to send all the members
home last night in joy and gratitude.
The morning prayer meeting was at
tended with old Methodist fervor
1t is held at o'clock every Sunday
morning, and the shout in the camp Is
usually heard. At 1880 the pastor, the
Rev. John ID. q. Hanna, preached from
Hebrews N: 10, Now they desire q
better country, that Is. u heavenly.
The causes OF our dissatisfaction
with earth, and tho utter failure of
this world to glYe peace to soul, was
| portrayed, while tic satisfaction of
heaven was tlacrlbed. The desire for
better condition was shown to be
God-glyen, and tho tact that ca. til
could not answer this longing was ar
gued because OF the sin, sorrow, sick
ness, and death, th"t are 70 common.
Heaven il tho better country, for 1t
will be n place of freedom from sin
and misery, no night or death will be
| there, rest Will he perfect, and ro-
union and recognition of friends will
| be among the delights. The scene
was tender and pathetic, and many
! of the tried ones rejOieed with leRrs
| that there was such home In pros
pect.
Ill INC evening Lne sermon was on
"fhe Pleasant Way" The way OF re-
| ligion was recommended to tine unsav-
ed because IL was tho way of happiness
as we'll as usefulness. 1t was safe
way to ALL There 10 10 one 50 bound
by appetite or habit, said the speaker,
that lie cannot find n safe passage on
this way.
There is good guide, pleasant COM
| pnnions constant delights, and tho
most glorious expectations. The SER
mon was closed with an earnest inYI-
tation to the unsayed toget in this good
way. A young lady, man in middle
life. and two young men, came to the
altar as penitents three of whom wero
4 soundly converted.
1t was joyous meeting, many
pralsing God with Il loud voice, while
tho saved penitents told all over tho
church the story OF n Saviour's love.
Tho meeting will be continued to
night at the services to be held by the
Praying Band In the church parlor. All
persons are invited. The revival ser
vices will he held every Sunday even
Ing. On the first Sunday In October
the regular protracted meeting will be
commenced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

Matthew Megarrey eXpounded the
Scripture with much forcible evidence
lin the Eleventh and Walnut streets tent
SUNDAY afternoon. Rev. William w.
Campbell and others made pertinent
remarks. Rev. ID. w. Hart preached
morning and evening. This evening is
for baptism. All welcome.
Mr.. Shultz led the q. T., of West
Church, last evening. and there was a
large attendance. Rev. A. n. Kelgwin
and Charles Baird spoke encouraging.
lily to promote lay labor. There was a
large attendance.
I, The Rev. Geo. l.. Thompson, pastor
'of 0livot Presbyterian Church, has re-
turned from his vacation spent in the
West. lie preached at both services
in his church yesterday. Tonight a
reception will be rendered TO him in
the church.
4 Revival services are now in pro.
Church. on Seventh street near Wal
'lnut. The Rev. W. ]. Nupler, of st
,lLuke's Church, Philadelphia, vii
,lpreach this evening and tomorrow
,tcvening Services will be held every
,Iovening beginning at 7.90 o'clock.
l NeuI ly all the city pastors have re
turned from their vacations and tht
lchurchcs We're we'll attended. Rev
+, Geo. T.. Thompson preached at Olivet
: presbyterian church morning and
: evening.
The Church of the Covenant will
'lhold prayer meeting ut Mr., Conley's
\ No. 620 West Front street on Thurs
/, day evening. Cordial invitation ais,
ITO congregational meeting at tn,
:. church Wednesday, evening. @ .-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

Rev. f. l.. Hubbard preached an In
tcre5ling sermon In Union Nj. Il.
Church on Sunday mornlng,iin order
to show the folly of obtaining great
riches. IRON the text What shall it
profit a man II he gain the whole
world and lose his own soul"
After reading a portion OF Scripture
he sal, we live In this world ana shall
also live III another In this world we
are mixed up, the good and thA bad,
but In the next there will beG division
separation, n barrier between tho
two. over which no ono can pass
Those who aim 10 get to either place,
will certainly not fail in their purpose.
llA illustrated his views by referring
to Moses, who gave up his claims to
royalty and died on Mt. Nebo, aud to
saul, who gave up his hopes for heaven
in order tu gam riches and ho cOm.
nitted suicide ON Mt. Iiilhoa. ..
He next showed the FOLLY of obtain.
ing riches by citing persons who had
died counting their money, aad also
referred to preachers who could not
serve God for their lnvn of gold. lie
referred TO Queen Victoria and her
possessions. for which the Prince OF
Wniuf had been waiting for tho past
1 ton years. and yet sho lived right on.
{
/ POSSESSIONS, saving thht NIL his riches
/ could not save his soul. lie had law
Yer to look after his finances u doctor
to look after his health, AMI IL is sili'
! that he had recently hired u preacher
{ to pray for him.
His own treasures were his wife and
family and his hopes Of loaVen. =
WIS Hight fur luhl to dtcRmnlat
/ Ycqllh,G 1t t.cy sh"5,ld k1ll Il lighily.
IL frustrated his ~ referring IL tie
fnte OF boy who led a horse into 4
field, aud after time lie tied the hui
tor around his arm, laid down amt
went to slaep. when tho h0rse became
frightened AMI ran away, and the nt
was dragged to his death. Had he helt
the halter in Ills hund lightly he woElt
haze escaped such u sud end.
He further illustrated tie folly o
aeCumulatiGg great wealth by refer
ring to a man en- n ship that wa
about striking, surrounding hinsel
with gold and prnTprring to go 20 tin
bottom of the sea with it to snv,HI hi
lie and living In poverty llrllsb re
lerred to u miser who went into
vault to count his guild, when the doc
was accidentally closed uud he mScl
!, ably persisted there.
Those who are accommodating rich+
may learn n useful lesson and hol
thei money SO lightly that IL wi
not dlng them down To perllition II
closed with II touching ullusion 60 III
death Of tho late Asa B. POiusat
whose memorial sermon he preIehe
before the Young Mems Christian Al
r ISOLATION in the afternoon, as il col
tanned a lesson that was well wort
remembering,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12
FOURTH edition


/ NoW AihsAic Atoihbs
New CASTLE, Sept. 12.-About thirt,
persons attended the family reunion
at the residence of Ii. A. Dennison OF
Saturday. Several dozen crabs were
caught by the party, after which they
enjoyed an elaborate supper. Among
the party were: MIR. and Mra. Pinnick
and Mrs. Woodward, of Pleasant Hill
Mrs. Fisher, of Newark: James DENIM
son and WIFE, Levi Moore and family
and John Dennison and family. Of
| Mermaid.
Mr., and Mrs. Barley Burlington, OF
Kansas City; MIR. and Mrs, John rrem
Bile, of North Brook. Pa; Mr.. Hughes
OF Illinois; Mr.. ind Mrs. Speakman
Mrs John Peach, Miss Lola Finley
and Miss Sallle Hubbard, OF Whining
ton; Mrs. Nj. j. Gray and son, OF st.
Georges, and Calvin Derrickson aud
family.
John Gordon.an old resident OF this
city, died at the home of his son in
law, John s. King, on Orange street,
on Saturday night about ~ o'clock.
The deceased was in his Sith year, and
had been an invalid for nearly two
years. He leaves three children in this
city-Robert Gordon, who is now Post
master; William Gordon and Mrs.
John S. King. The funeral services
will take place at his late residence OH
| Orange street tomorrow afternoon at
| 2 o'clock. Interinent in the Nj. l.,
Cemetery.
| Saturday was busy day In politics
here, but there was no special disturb
ance. with the exception TINT one OF
the Democratic inspectors, appointed
| for the nomination, imblbed too free
/ ly, and was unable to discharge his
I a. 4 al. -.
| fill his place. 1t Is said that tho Demo-
Gratis are not pleased with the ticket
that was nominated.
! Receiver Dickev was Mt the Court
/ House again on Saturday and allowed
n rebate of per cent to those who
paid their tax. The rates levied this
| year for county purposes are 40 cents
4 for the poor, 8 cents and for road
! purposes, 20 cents, ON 900.
/ DIR. VIM. II. GIL, of Philadelphia,
preached two eloquent sermo ns in the
Presbyterian Church yesterday. Bish'
up Coleman preached in the Episcopal
| Church yesterday morning,
At tho NJ. i. Church last evening DIR,
| Marti.,dale preached an impressive
sermon from Genrels s, Q, at the CON
clusion OF which he sang, Throw out
tho Life Line
| The Steamer Clyde took large
| crowd TO Woodland Beach yesterday.
! This was the last trlp OF tho season.
/ Mrs. A. v. Leslie George, OF Whining
! ton, visited her former home here yes
! terlay, ...... .-.
/ Misses Lydia and Lizzie Moore spent
/ Sunday with friends near Odessa.
Miss Regina MuhDney. who has beer
/ spending her vacation at her homt
here. returned to Philadelphia this
morning.
Miss Nina +. Dohb, who has beer
seriously III, resumed her duties a.
teacher this morning
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

The true merits Of Trl-Phosa are
coming to light every day and some
OF the results obtained are astonlsh.
Ing. William T. Guthrie, foreman of
the trimming department at the
carriage works OF Jones Guthrie Il Co.,
yesterday said: '0h. yes, have used
Tri-Phosa and 1t Is the best dirt and
grease cleaner ever discovered. See
this carriage cushion? It wos covered
with grease when sent here from Phtla-
delphia for repairs. The owner took tho
cushion to dyer in Philadelphia to
have 1t cleaned, but they could not re-
move the grease spot. The grease
had become hard after being there for
over two years. got bottle of Tri-
Phosa and ono application entirely re-
moved the grease. 10 my nstonlsh-
mont the cloth was not injured and
the color was maintained. Trl-Phosa
brought the answer. We tried am
monia, but IL would not touch it. 1t
Is an excellent thing and we will al
ways keep 1t on hand" Ammonia Is
q dangerous thing to use on cloth. 1t
draws the color when used in its raw
state and when II Is diluted in water IL
becomes weak and will not do the
work. Trl-Phosa can DO used In it's
raw state without fear OF injurlnR the
colors and with the satisfaction that II
FELLOW knows IL will do the work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

Revs. George VI, Hickman at First,
and William l.. MeEWan. at Rodney
PRESBYTERIAN thurch, preached tlcil
farewell seImUHs yesterday, theli
texts respectively being Romans Ill,
3Sth: ~ therefore. we conclude that q
man is Justified by faith, without the
deeds uf ihs law. and Cor, XIV, IS
"lherlor my beloved brethren, be
80 stradfast, immUva!le, always
Astounding in tho work Of OF the Lord,
fUa5murh as ye know your labor i,
not Iii vain in the Lord.
The First Presbyterian Church was
crowded 10 tim doors Inst night anC
people sat in the Sunday school room
III the gallery, and in the vestibnle
Rev. William i. Swartz. OF Contra
Presbyterian Ghulrhi Rev. +. u. short
of the Harrison Street NJ l.. Church
aud General Surretnry ]. II. King, o
the y. NJ. {. A., occupied the platform
with the pastor ITO choir. undo
John Hcrnhardrs leadership, sam
special music. +. w. tiailngher, ldssu
was tho Soluist In Incline Thine Ear,
and Miss Emma IhisiIulu. alto. wa
lie sOiOiat in "Only Remembered"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12
EDITION.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.

They Practice the Tactics They Pro
pose to Play on tho Repnbi ans
This FRi-John j. MeaIey VIII Con
test the Election.
The Democrats nomination for rep
resentatives In the General Assem- blS
and Levy Court Commissioners wa,
held last Saturday. and resulted IN
considerable fighting in some of tn,
wards. In the Tenth ward u maj
named Cornell was struck on the heaC
with n brick by man named Gibson
but no arrests were made,
John Pyle was nominated as State
Senator from this city without oppo
eition.
For representative J. Harvey
Spruanca defeated William F. Kurtz
by a majority OF SAT votes. When The
returns were received the following
were DECLARED the nominees:
State Senator-John Pyle, Whining
ton.
Z Representatives J. Harvey Spruanee,
: Wilmington; Harry Day, Brandywlne
ID. Harvey Whiteman, Mill Greek; vii.
Ham Cooch, Pencader; L. Bayard Hell
sci, Red Lion; Columbus Watkins, st
Georges; j, Horny Hanson, Appoquini
mink,
County Commissioners Dis
trict, Lewis Derrickson; Second, nt
nomination; Third. Michael Newell
Fourth, Henry NJ. White; Fifth. vii
liam A. Scott.
The vote for representative was as
follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

Tho following euses were before
Judge Ball at this mornings session
of the Municipal Court;
Francis hlcNulty, charged with
drunkenness. was fined 81 and costs.
Robert Taylor, another chronic was
sentenced to pay line of So and costs
for being drunk.
Henry Irwin, colorod. who denied
being drunk, was ordered to pay fine
OF So and costs.
John Hicks, colored, who was not
only drunk but also very dlsorderly,
was fined So and costs.
The case of Allen Walters, colored,
charged with selling liquor without q
license. was continued until to-mor-
row morning.
Annie Wayne plead guilty to keep.
ing house OF ill-fame ut No. 302 Tat
nall street, and was lined $50 and
costs.
Two small boys named Percy Taylor
aid Harry Alanus wero charged with
stealing a watch but the cass was dis /.
missed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

There will be Harvest Home Mt Mt.
Lebanon NJ. d. Church on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, OF This week
Supper, lee cream and confectionery
will lie served each evening. Also
prominent speakers will be in atten,
dance on Thursday evening. DIR. j.
Y. Dobbins, Of Grace NJ. h. Church
will deliver an address on Friday, Rev.
T. l.. Terry will speak, and on Suiur,
dnY, kev. j. d. {. llama will deliver a
lecture. Ali aru cordially
Invited. A treat both in eating and
-peakiGg is guaranteed. Lectures ali
Tree, lao charge for them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12
No IL

is the lucky number that drew the
Gauze Door Range ut the Wilmington
Far. No such number has been regis
tered. and un'e5S tho holder OF ticket
No. II comes forward and registers on
or before Sept Goth we will have
drawing of the numbers OF
those who register up to that datn.and
will give the range to the person hold
ing the lucEy registered number.
Holders Of tickets will please come
forward and register. GLEAvER a.
HEAES Mtg Co., E2l Market street,
sale agents for tho celebrated Guuze
Door Range.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

the llfh inst. Martha Iel =
ley. aged u years.
Relatives unl frirn aud members OF
HE hlies auxiliary lIips. aud 4. \
Sinith iust NJ. |, q. A.. =. also Union
Veteran Legion Enulmpm "a, arc M
vie to attend her funeral from he resi-
1cncp 81 her husband .luhu Iehiey, No.
HIS NirltwOud street. CA Tuesday after.
moon, nj ? O'cl ok ScrNic ~ Tho house
intcrm"nt Hr Riycryicw Cemetery.
She fell asleep
Pray do not weep,
ShaIciI Cnrth's kcencst sorrow;
10 tenr5 uud signs.
she clio scd her cy"s
she'll wake in Heaven tomorrow.
JOSES-On September lHth, Rose II
Jones widow OF the latte Era SINUS Il
Jones.
Ttie relatives and friends are respect
fully invited toatTcnd the funeral iron
tlo residence OF her sou-in law. " III Mn
Huffman. Mt Grucnville. on Tue day, lltl
at O'Clock. lntermunt at RiYcrElcN
Cemetery
ITOMER.-ou the 10Th inst. Zrlia daughter
Of Mr.. aud MIS-. Hugh Tpmur. aged
years.
Reiativtsaud friends are resDeuffuII,
invited to attend TIE funeral services Ii
II. lhlermeut private at fhilipshurs N
MAX WELL.-ln Chester, Sept. 9Th, WI
liam Maxwell, aged q wears.
! Relatives and friends !lra invited to at
tend the funeral on Tlrtslty morning
Sept l3tl, llOla his sons ilot1e in 'hesari
! IrRtn due w mngtun al 10. % IA M. ser
Vices an l int Cim ent at III cad OF Chri ian
ChuIcn. ati2 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

The funeral of Richard Taylor, an
old soldier, and member Of Sheridan
Post, No. %. G.. A. H.. who fell dead
last Wednesday evening. took place
yesterday afternoon from his late resi-
de ice, No. 1915 West Second street
md was attended, by members OF al
tho q. A. IL. Posts in this city. The
remains were incased in II handsome
cusket aud the iloral offerings were
numerous and beautiful, Tho religi
Gus services We're held mt the house by
the Rev. W. + BainbrIdge, after which
the so'emuc ortege preceded hY liyatts
Military Band, proceeded to RiNervlGN
Cemetery, whore alter the impressive
rites of the q. A. H., the remains were
consigned to tie grave.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

Tomorrow promises to be from
partly cloudy to clearing, with station.
AIRY tenn pcrature. similar conditions
may prevail on "Wednesday. although
rain may be expected in various loca.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12
a Chance for the Girls.

II about 80 girls can be found who
sse deairoGs OF working in a hosiery
factory, the establishment nov l6cat.
oil IN Geurgetown, Sussex County, w.ll
be removed to uui city The change
II rendered necessary by the difficulty
of securing stendy and rclsahle hands
In SUSSEX, tie girls going out TO pick
berries OF 90 other odd iohs whenever
they have opportunity to do SO,
Girls who desire cmp.oymnnts shout
call and leaYe their names, age, and ad
dress at room No. 605, second flor
Builders Exchange, between the hour,
OF A. NJ. aud r, ". We lave nov
Two hosiery factories In our city, aux
there Is ma good reason hy we SHOULD
not ha&C aNptilc"s II Il sufficient nlm
Der OF operatives, bo found.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

There WINS crowd of perhaps thou-
sand persons at the r., W. q b. rail-
road station at 1905 this morning, to
see Champion Corbett as he passed
through this city, Lut he did not come.
and telegram was received that he
would not DO here until ll.5l. At that
time tho crowd was immense, and as
the train came in with car bearing a
canvas having the inscription. The
Champions Carr rush was mads
for it. @E
Corbett appeared on tho platform
encounter with Sullivan. He was
dressed in gray suit and dark shirt.
and was heartily cheered by the crowd.
While many We're rushing up to shake
hands with him. the train moved out
amid cheers, and no bowed his ac'
acknowledgement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

Low Rates to Baltimore and wash
inEton via d. & q. Railroad.

Tickets for 1925 for round trip from
Wilmington TO Washington sold from
18th to 10th. inclusive,
good to return until October 10TH in
elusive, and to stop of mt Baltimore,
where meetings OF Naval Veterans will
be held September 18th to 18th.
Round trip rate to Baltimore, 81 05.
Regular and special trains from vii.
mlngton ut frequent Intervals.
The q. A. Il, parade will take place
at Washington on the 10th. II Will
be the greatest and most imposing
military assemblnge since tho grand
review of 1868, following the fail OF
Richmond. and will be reviewed by the
President his cabinet and other dis,
tingulshed pGrsonases.
Special train carrying G. A. II. Dept,
.of Delaware will leave Delaware ave
nue. station ut 2.l5 p. M, Monday,
September 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

We hardly expected to be
so busy as we were on last
Saturday. All day long un.
til after II o'clock at night,
we were selling and wrapp.
ing up Suits OR Trousers. 1t
shows that our goods and
prices are both right-they
must be right or we wouldn't
sell them. .. ....
Wouldn't it be a good
time just now to buy a light.
weight Overcoat ?
Store closed this evening
at 6 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12
Y.Cl0tling House
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING.

Camp s. r. o. s. A
Board of Education.
Herman Lodge, l. o. OF.
Delaware Lodge. l. .. OF.
Division No. g A. o. of II.
Mlnquarrlbe. !. o. of II. N.
Chas. Sumner Post, G. A. IL.
Equitable Loan Association.
Thos. A. smyth Post, G. A, u.
Wilmington Conclave. l. o. II. ..-... ~.
Eureka Lodge, A. +. and A. NJ.
Chosen Friends Cnstle, X. q. h.
Temple Lodge, Order of Tonti.
Garfield Camp. Sons Of Veterans.
Delaware Lodge. Shield OF Honor. T..
Christine Encampment /. o. OF.
Lady Franklin Home Communion.
Apollo Castle. knights Golden Eagle.
wilmington Division. U. IL. X. OFF.
WI. and Bran'ne Council. on. A. NJ.
Washington Lodge Knights OF Pythias
Delaware Conolave Heptaso phs, S. W.
Germania Encanpment,K *. st. j. and NJ.
Diamond State E'eamp,K. St. J. and NJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

james Alderman, reported in Fri
days police reports rs beng arrested
for drunkenness for which Ae WIS
tined 81, is not the James Aciiermlu
employed at the Harlan a. liollings
worth Works and who resides with HE
widowed mother. at oak ANA Council
streets. Mr.. Alderman wishes tAos,
arrested and brought before tho police
c ,urts hereafter il they are aslame,
of their own name, not to personlt,
the namOs OF those of better character
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12
Auditors Notice.



To the School Committees of the several
School Districts Of Now tastlrE Ounty-
The following schedule has been ar
ranged Tor the settlement OF the account,
UI school Districts of New Castle County.
viz:
] Monday September 10Th Districts from
No, TO -, FROM II A. Mo p.M,
4 Tuesday september 10Th districts from
No, 70 TO No 20, from II A. NJ, 10 / y. N.
/ "Wednesday, iSCp ember 2lat - Districts
rom No. 81 TO No. IS, from II A. NJ. 10
r. NJ
Thursday september nd - District,
from - to lu3. FROM II 4. NJ. to Up. NJ
4 Dn these days the Auditor will sit at the
Court House IN Wilmington; also.
On Monday. September Goth. from 1913
, to y. M, AT tue AriddlCtOwn Hotel. 1t
Mildlptown.
ss-Prompt attendance is required.
: JOHN p. DUIiANhY.
Bcpti0-3t STATE AUDITOR,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

The Warren Athla H. club has accept
ed the proposition ct tEe wilmington
Wheel Club,t to Join IL in giving II bicy
rlG NEE; and 29-milu road race on SAtur-
day. q tOh"r |. Committee o. The two
81 SAniEttsuns are now ut work y rfrct-
ing pl.tu5 tor the biggest bicVcle race
III srt ever held ia WGmingirn The rae, $
VIII b. peiu ut Hazel Dell Pa II. an 1 til -.
start and II iSh OF the - mile race viii
be made on tho hnlf-auilc track. Efforts
viii be mad" 10 get ONE OF the famous
mountaineering whschncn 10 purtlci-
Dato.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

Jesse X. Baylis was engaged this
morning in paying on the bills con
tractedl for the agricultural exhibition.
We believe the receipts will about
rquul the rNpanse. This is good news
to the managers. MS well as the en-
Ip!uyees generally. SUCH promptness
IN paying up deserves commentator,
Jesse is a Houh agent. and will con
tribute to make the shows more popu
lar AS well rs more profitable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

Call on Steward a Chandler for the
best coal and flour ever offered in this
market. They cannot DO eNeelled III
the quality OF thor goods. Try oui
famous 'GIadstons' flour. It's ~
grand and pure as tho Old statesman
himself. 0ldy !.5Oper Dbl, 20 cent.
half Dbl. ward 4 Chandler, Itl
and King, and south side. Phone 4oS
or 10.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-12

The Morning News has been requested
hy the committee on arrangements Ton
thr reunion ct the Fiith Corps In Wash
layton during tho O.. y. Il. eucnmrmcnt
Nhu reside in this city 10 at once send
'thcir names to tho committee at the
headquarters, "Rcl PIrlur," Ebhitt
llnus II IS desired to have rs many a.
possible attend the reunion. {. II.
Ingram 10 chairman OF the committee. A
humber of Delaware soldiers who serN e
l!n Pennsylvania regiments were nj the
Fifth Curus