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The state chronicle., 1892-12-14
10000 q Dav! StIll They Saw Times
Are Hard.

Agents making $500 an hour by get
ting subscribers for the ECLECT1c.
With our agents COMING MONEY. we
have still been unable to secure services
OF the desired number of active, work
ing canvassers, male and female. Ter
ritory abundant and thousands of dol.
lars waiting for those who wish to en-.
gage in paying, pleasant and perma.
nent business in North Carolina and
other States. Liberal contracts to limi.
ted number. Commission or salary, O,
salary and commissions. Kindly give
references when you write or call. Ad
dress: TIE EcLEoE1o, Raleigh N. G.
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Wanted.

A teacher for primary classes. One
who can teach art or shorthand and type
writing preferred. Also teacher of art.
One who can teach shorthand and type
writing preferred. Address at once
Edward E. Britton, Roxboro, N. G. =.
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DO You Need Oak Wood.

Oak wood at 1925 per cord delivered
anywhere in the city. Leave orders al
hardware store of Julius Lewis & Co.'S.
Terms, cash on delivery. Would prefe,
to deliver in 1-3, 8 or more
dec3 2w J. A. MILLS.
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Swinging chairs, upholstered, IN either
tapestry or leather. Royal & Borden.
Gifts of Use and Beauty.
A stock, the magnitude of ours, Is we'll
nigh impossible of description, but it is
surely worthy of visit from any one
within reach of our place.
Every season the idea of utility in the
selection of Christmas present, is more
and more thought of. With this in view
we made our holiday selections with the
most careful consideration. All of our
fancy wares being upon the second floor
and easily reached by elevator, makes
holiday shopping particularly pleasant
this year.
Visitors are always welcome, whether
as purchasers or simply to look through
the several departments.
w. II. & R. S. Tucker s. Co.
dec14 St.
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Goal and W00A

We have now secured more favorable
freight rates from the mines and can
ship promptly hard and soft coal for
domestic and steam purposes to any
depot, direct from the mines and at
miners prices, Q. 900 cords seasoned wood
now ready for delivery, long or cut for
stoves. JONES 8 POWELL,
Raleigh. N c.
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New Advertisements.

A. Fresh Fruits and Oysters.
w. G. Separk- Holiday Announce
ment. , :.
w. II. & r. Tucker & Co.-Gifts OF
use and Beauty.
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By Mrs. s. NJ Richardson, No. 21O Nor
gan street, just one and half blocks Of
the capitol. Very convenient for mem
bers of the legislature. Nice comfortable
rooms and the table is supplied at all
times with the best the market affords.
Prices to suit the hard times.
Dec I'm.
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Hotel for Rent Near Depot.

Nine bed rooms, four closets, one cook
room, three psntries, one large dining
room, one Office. Apply at once to T.
E Holding & Co., Wake Forest College,
NJ c..
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Our line of candies embraces all that is
best in eating quality. We display the
most extensive assortment and can sup
ply your wants. ROYsTER.
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Harris Steam Dye Works.

hafris' Steam Dye " rks has now he
Sels ~, a h2aseh3l W rd ali over tee 20 u.
ouslbess men, ard among to that lie
serve @pe; lai mention is Nr ID w g Har-
TS, proprietor of FarIis' S1eam -. 6
"orks. This Gentleman is ,ie erIntp.d T.
90 lne nnest work ever done by any hous-
Deicre ana 70 prove this he y i'll execat.
Sample t5b tor a = person In re I-ri,et
States free of charge. s-tamps must sc-
company All sample Jobs ~ mali for re. lrr,
postage. NO garment larVer than n gea-
tieInan's Y. st v i'll be dyed free. Ca. n will
pald ior al go ds THAI do not give pe-fecu
sa..s. sctioh I1is is the faire-t offer made
InIe:Iiea ing Aooress all nlde-s to Rar-
rs steam Dye Works South blount II
Raleigh. n. L. - >
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we aim at all times to produce i,..
pest, both IS regards style of uackaee
ane quality of contents-always fresh
and wholesome. Roysrrn
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Frank Teller & Co., manufacturers of
Cuban hand made cigars, Philadelphia.
Goods handled by all cigar dealers.
Try their Bulletin"
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Needle cases at Riggan's Toy Store; {;
23S articles for 10 cents, 130 Fayetteville
street.
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Junaluska claret 81 a gallon, csc a
quart at A. Dughi's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Norfolk oysters fresh. and excellent
every day at A. Dughi'.
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Our line of reed, rattan and willow
rockers, sixteenth century finish, is com
plete. Royal & Borden.
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FOR DYSpEpSIi

FUN DH SfEFSIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders. take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
All dealers keep it, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
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Delegates to the convention specially
invited to Riggan's Toy Store, 13O Fay
etteville street.
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Boarding House.

Walnut and oak revolving book cases.
Royal & Borden.
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Lemons Csc dozen. Telephone 12s
A. Dughi.
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Kodak-A scientific remedy of peer.
less merit as comforter to headache suf-
Observation-Disclosures sell it. dec9. 8t
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Wanted :!

A lady desires to do copying or writ
ing of any kind at her room. Consider
able experience.
ADDRESS "X,"
Care State Chronicle
doc Off
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The Bulletin" has big run. The
equal of any nickel smoke in Raleigh.
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Complete line of odd Rocking chairs,
antique oak finish, upholstered in tapes
try. Royal & Borden.
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1t the immemorial
Christmas Gift on this, The EIOlidaV, for G...a--5
Receiving Christmas!


Christmas What to buy? We will erfuly
Our careful and we'll sdected stock will
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Raisins, figs and dates, all fresh and
nice at A. Dughi's.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-14

Try ''Bulletin" at W. II. King &
Co.'S. Good smoke
The state chronicle., 1892-12-14

Ladies, gents and boys bicycles at
Hughs.
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Nothing but new stock at Riggan's
Toy Store.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-14

Board wanted in private family by
gentleman aud wife. Apply at CHRoN1-
Gle Office.
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a of
Of
brought
if De NOR happy tln
althe Vesie Nothing
from 6o
breasted pi-cIS
Top Orrcoas oroneo &
rci
u
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Nice bananas 25cts a dozen at !
Dughi's
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Kodak-The headache sufferers bene
factor-price l0c. (two doses). Sold by
druggists. dec93t
All kinds nuts received to-day fresh
and fine at A. Dughi's.
Smoke the Bulletin" at w. b. King
s Co
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While the Little Folks Depend on YcuFc

need dnor md be yknosa
S nn
tG OF Dress Suits pIon.as sfne asanva
silk all gdur.t
Our MaGntohes pres
o match them.
gandde epend for the yIs
a any the lines shave readr
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Swinging chairs, upholstered, in either
or leather. Royal & Borden.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07

A delightful meeting of children
was held IN the Sunday school rooms
OF the First Presbyterian Church yc5-
terday evening. Tho occasion was
a farewell reception given by the
members Of the Happy Workers Mis-
stonary Society to number of then
dolls, which were about to Q sent to
Persia The reception began with n
march. anu the presentation of doll,
which were placed in a Persian gar.
den
After the presentation refreshments
In abundance were served, after whici
songs and responses, scripture ant
histories of their dolls were read bS
several little girls. Miss Anna era
Dale, OF rcheren Persia, was present
and told how the little Persian gills
would be glad TO receive their pres
ents. In the evening union meeting
OF the other societies of the church
was addressed by Miss Da,e, who gave
a most delightful talk on tie manner
and customs Of Persia, and told Of ltcj
school in Fchercn and OF her WORK
there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07
Fats In Scw zealand.

The original discoyercr of New Zea-
land found but three species of mann
mails, two bats and a very small rat
called kiore by the natives. The kiore
is now almost extinct at times, but oc-
casionally appears i'll extraordinary num-
bers, coming, nobody knows whence,
and going, no one knows whittier. In
1880 the west coast no other portion) of
tho island was overrun by countless
millions Of them, each pressing forward
as rapidly as possible, seeming to have
but one idea in yiew--to get away from
the place with all speed. They wcro
never seen to eat and moved at steady
gait night and day.
Thousands and thousands of them per-
ished from hunger and the attacks of a
larger imported rat. For eleven weeks
tho coast for $50 miles literally swarmed
with kiores, but at last they suddenly
disappeared. That was six years ago,
but tho scientists havo not yet de-
cided where they came from or where
they went.-"New Zealand After Fifty
Years"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07

Brass andirons, big and little, may be
bought in the antique shops ut from
$3.50 TO $40 pair. The most highly
priced irons are called Chippcndales.
The characteristic of the Chippetnlule is
n shaft i'll three parts,tthat nearest the
feet being hexagonal, tho next large and
egg shaped and the+ toR. repeating the
same egg form i'll about one third tho
diameter.
Another fitvorite form is characterized
by small vase, like Colonial sugar
bowl, at the top; II long, slender shaft,
with Corinthian capital, on which tho
vase rests, and base that often has
three feet. Some of these have the rear
horizontal bar crooked, so that a short
leg may be held without bringing the
vertical shafts too close together. Just
at the bend usually rises Il second and
smaller shaft of brass.-New York Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07

John Snyder, lad about "A years OF
age, RESTING on Walnut street above
Eighth, but employed at tho American
Leather Company's works, Third and
Madison streets, met with very ser.
ious injury at the noon hour o-day.
n pair of open shears were lying with
point towards him.
The sharp point entered tho boys
abdomen making II terrible wound.
Drs. tlumbaugh and Person were
hastily summoned. who took tho boy
to DR.. Persons Office, No. 500 West
Fourth street, where his wound was
critically examined and found to 10 OF
such dangerous nature that it was
deemed bc5t to send him to the Deia-
ware Hospital. There aro grave doubts
rs TO the boys recovery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07
EDITION.


Dot, q smah black dog belonging
80 Capt. George W. Joseph, No 403
Madison street, showed his pluck most
conclusively on Monday afternoon IN
1rUpt OF AIcCiure's fish house on 4th
etreet below King. ON his arrival at
That Point, Mr.. Mcclure brought out
a trap containing four rats, and Dot
Being great ratter, commenced
jumping up in order to get at them,
when the hook of the door OF the cage
caught In one of his eyes ana before
II could he loosened, the ego was
turned out OF It's socket upon his face,
while lie cried Justify from tile pain
Captain Joseph applied cold erand
replaced tho eye, and although Not
WAS made very sick, vomiting freely.
after lying down n few minutes, he
was up and ready for tho Fray The
rats were then turned ont and Dot
dispatched them MS eXpcdi'iousiy ~
though nothing had happened TO mar
his proves or Interfere with hi sight.
He afterwards accompanied his Owner
home, and this morning Ea appeared
SO lively it was thought his sight
would not be impaired
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07
Dots.


After q night with tho boys Yours
for clear head-Bromo Settler.
A meeting Of tho directors OF the
Garfield Monument Association, will
be held on Thursday evening next;
Ex-NIayor Joshua l., S!Inms was bus
led this afternoon. His funeral was
largely attended. ...
Mr., Henry c, Robinson is visiting
New York for tho purpose of seeing
friends OFF for Europe.
The reservoir Mt Birdsboro, on the
W. ~ n railroad, burst yesterday af-
ternOon, doing considerable damage.
Cellar diggers cln find a job at
Ienth and jackson streets by apply
ing TO morrow morning at o clock.
Charles Blake, of this city, was con
victed OF burg larry in Baltimore yes
terday aud sentenced TO $ years in
Jail.
Charles Black, who has boon employ
ed as Il machinist by the Harlan ~
Holling Co., started this morn
ing TO pay a visit TO his parents at
RoXborO, Pa.
longing to Levi C. BIRD. was run over
and killed by electric car No %. on
the Rivcrview line. at Eleventh ard
Market streets yesterday afternoon.
Letters were granted on Monday to
james NJ Jones on the estate OF Az
gusIa II. Billings. Letters were grant
cd 10 Annie W, lioughmon, admins
tritrS, ON tho estate of Loui,i II.
Walker OF Mill Creek iii.
The stage at the Grand Opera House
has been beautifully and tastcfllly
decorated for the concert of tho Ford
l'ulimcr male chorus concert which
takes place this evening.
We leg to call the attention of The
Board Of Health Inspectors attention
to the garbage barrels of tho commits
sion merchants on King street. The
odor that comes from them in Tho
evening IS not very sweet or good
for the health.
Colon Duffy, crazy man from
Farnhurst, got away and was found
wandering tho in city yesterday after
noon, harc-hcadrd and lure-footrh
lie was brought to the hall and vii
l Q sent over to-day.
Judge Grubh, OH Saturday afternoon
granted II charter tn the Academy q
Music company. The capital stock i,
$50 Oln. Tie hall will be controlict
by Philadrlpnian5 and converted int,
II first class place Of amusement.
There will be rose festival in the
. Newark NJ. II. Church on "Wednesday
evening, June Sth, IN tile interest d
the Womau'5 Home Missionary So.
cic,y. There will be Il programme
z rendered during the evening. cal
& ABOUT rusc-1. There will also 10 H.,
! cream, strawberries. cake, etc, ofi'nret
for sale, All arc invited TO come unl
help us.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07
FIFTH edition.
Npn!cinal Court:

| ~ ~
Tho following cases We're dlsp lsed
OF lefore Judge Ball this morning:
Charles Hartman and Alfred Began,
iound hanging onto a lamp post at
Front and West streets, drunk, flint d
81 and costs each
dohn CrutherS drunk and dsorleriy
conduct on H. st Lit erty stroat On
OiLcer Loech attempting. TO arrest hun,
LIS wife set the dogs on him. and for
while he lad his hands full trying
70 arrest CrutHcrs, and to Keep tic
coEs OH him. lie was fined IS and
costs.
George 4. Button, charged with VIC.
latinE IL fire ordinance by erecting an
uudiiiUn To building at No. GCg South
l'artison street. He was fined $40 and
costs.
ttfrank Mccoy. keeping n dlsor-
derry and Il house of assignaion ut
No. LOS Montgomery street MrlIugh
l;fuWn. his counsel, asked for con-
tinuanec until "Wednesday evening. bail
being fixed ut sluU. >
Joseph Iardo, charged with com
Hltttng murderoU9 assault on a.
cilow-couutrymau ut Wawaset lark,
was held i'll : GOO baii for court.
Augustus loppcrtaE, charged with
carrying cuncCaiCd deadly Weapons.
{. L. Trainer went ON his bond in tho
sum OF $500 for his appearance at
court this morning. Augustus failed
TO matcialiZO and his lund was de-
clarcd forfeited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07

The large camp meeting tent holong.
ing TO Rev. Mr.. hollow, las leen So.
CURED by the trustees of Madeley VI
u. Church, and will Ue used for hold
lug eXtla meetings during the coming
month. 1t was occupied on Sunday
last and Rev. Mr. Waddeli preacAe,!
impressive sermons both morning and
evening to large congregations. III
also preached last evening, ana in Tx
prayer meeting which followed, tier
was one conversion. A mothers meet
Ing was held this afternoon. In order
to impress upoa the minds of mothers
. their duty TO bring up their chil,lGeu
tn such manner a. TO insure tn III Aup.
p.ness IN this world ana also in that
which is to come. Rev, Win. White
will preach this evening and the meet.
ing will DO continued for some time
The bridge at Third street has been re
paired, and the citizens OF tho npgth
side are invited to extend Lc!p.u.
khRnd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07

Your choice Of 300 pairs ladies' and
misses Slo1 Dongola Kid UXfords.
Din this sale at 60 cents.
Ladies' $500 Rod Goat Oxfords,
turned soles and warranted. Go in
this sale ut sl.25.
For tho Men we offer n line of ele-
giant kangaroo and calf low shoes -
regular price $3.50. Special price - 30
Mems $500 low cut veal calf and
Dongola Oxfords, worth all OF 81
Special price Sl.25.
just received another lot OF those
$500 tan, butchers and balls. Your
choice tomorrow, sl.9S.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07
Alleged "Roodfsrs" Undismnyed,

CHICAGO, June THE seven alder
men, William J. O'BriGn, Nicholas Gre
man, Dan O'Brien, Patrick J. German,
John + Darman, Stephen NJ. Gayelin,
and Philip Jackson, indicted by the
March grand jury for "boodling," were
put on trial yesterday. A plea of not
guilty was entered by all the defend
ants, and the work of getting q
jury began without delay. None of the
indicted men seem greatly worried over
the outcome of the trial. On the con.
trary all of them express absolute cen
fidence in their counsel and ultimate
acquittal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07
Epwosth excursion. ThursdayJano o.
IylIiI.

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innu!'us, ~ me '1lh year "l US ~
~ I1tlEe ahI 'tle'!uS tlt 'nNitSd 10 AZ
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NJ ~ 'tuCi, ~. ~ n HhhHS ~ NulEct
Ttliiati OF, lut>lnf "t,gtaGu'l u I'VE
= az "'t"s'oh "hl
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,nn ~ lH'2e'i$ " Pr tilj''t' l'ct
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LOUISA b"f"t.' Nati yeats uHl =
isu''iii'i ,......., ,......-..
!, utt.lal Auesla&' 'Nh instant, p IN
- Nutc.
III ST-lu this city, on the III instant.
Ria Nucklru, Nltp vi licnty Eratst, wi
hcr% year.
EGi3S 'Nri tll'i friends 20 !ANitri To at.
itlG W lHicihN liltl lHt ltetl 'Hro On
q, i'H2.Vn'' 10 ~. N"Id'H"l "EtNHV;
H., ~ M " 4, "N rNl't7 ''Id
~ - .t''
KELLY ON Trr. AZ morning june :,
Nary Frances b9Nt, VII OF Francs,
J.. Kelly,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07
~ Q -
Pilcsl IiICki lTChlntr IIIIaa

SYMrToMs-- MOisiuc; intense itching
anu singing; mu=t ut ni4lt; woIst by
scratching. II allowed To continue Ia
lHors form, which often bleed andulccr-
ate, bcacirinG very sore. SwGYNr.
ptHTMENr tops tho itching aud lHlcpd.
I'M, heals ltt@G'nltOn. and IN most case
removes the tiuNuf, At drugai=ts. or is
mhiI, fer :" cents. bG swayTe y son
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07

George brake, the popular and we'll.
known auctioneer, at No. AIS Market
street, has some OF the finest oil paint
inEs on exhibition that has over been
brought to ills city. lilo has the pro-
ductlons OF tho magic pencils OF
Richards kellar, Stuart, Kretchmer;
Robinson. Dyke and host OF othefs
fully os famous. which lie will sell az
auction next week TO tho highest bidl
der. These pictures are first class In
every respect, and us many Of them
are Old and rare, they will no doubt be
sold at much less than their vqlpe, af-
fording all lovers Of the beautiful In
ant an opportunity of securing tho
works Of tho finest masters at the
lowest cost
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07

~ u hFA"' htslhiNs
NrN CASTLE. June :. About fifty
two weay2rs including many of the
strikers. agreed with Manager Know.
les compromise AMI went to work
yesterday morning. His Is twelve
moro than he number stipulated and
the mil is now running on full time.
None are expected to take their places
during tho week
Inc Nnmans Foreign Missionary
Society of the NJ. l.. Church held an
enjoyable social meeting last even.
Ing al the homo OF saac Walker. near
town, About 40 persons wero taken
out in wagons. Refreshments vera
served In Abundance. asil the party re.
turned at late hour.
Tha marriage Of b. Woodward Rob.
crts and Miss lara nulby Is aunounc-
Q tn take place ON Wednesday, morn
ing, Juno 18th, nj 10 O'Clock Tho
wedding ceremony willie performed
|ai The First l5aptiat Church by Rev w.
D. Cambrou. after which the happy
couple viii leave for Atlantic City on
"a short tour.
Trunk Eckels and Miss lin Mckee
will 10 married at the home Of LEI
lat en- Rear stanton, this evening.
lilo remains oil Mrs Holm lil.lcman,
culOrei, who died or SuGddy morning
We're taken to Middlctowu for inter.
meEt to-day.
( Icy. /, L Martindala IS attending
the commencement exercises Of Dick,
ln5uu College. Carlisle, ia
Miss Laura Truss Is visiting fli2nIa
IN Wilmington
Several N,W Castle persons attended
the Ola lodfidd i'll Wilmington las
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07

Ycul choice of Our $3.50 and 81 La.
dies Finest French Made OStords -
comprising 10 different styles. widths
"A TO EE Go in this sale at si9S.
Goul choice of our 81 Ladies' Suede
ONlords, in tan, black and gray per
iect BEAUTIES, all widths Go in this
sale at 81 0S.
lout choice of S styles of ladies' pat.
ent ami Russia leather OXfords. $50
value 40 in this sale at .lI9.
Your choice of POO pairs ladies' g.
ONfords, 6styles, fine Dongola-tipped
ard plhin. Go in this sale at sl.20.
loul choice Oh 800 PAIRS laIies and
misses $3.50 OXfords. q dltfcrons styles,
every pair warranted. Go in this sale
AT % cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07
nI.Ln.I NN..n. t.t.-...

John Redimgton and Thomas Cen
nor, Rivals for tha hand 9f Miss in8ia
Adams. residing in the western iarI
OF the city Ind a if=t !iEht trrthe Il!
ish yesterday morning to dHcit
which skoul bask III thu Justine ~
the lady.a favor. RcdlAEtoH WIZ Oh,
S St tor hut hut Tie srl 4rsst mo fama9G
Of tho affair for SIN rGi4saG. j rrretF,
MIR Reddington, who tr wnel H.ll
victory, eaUe to her ana Il. uHlitely
knelt at her feet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07

New CASTLE lul Jlne Is. Hon l..
W. Buckt OF sau Ffarcizso prc-,4Eui
OF the California lfNit EXCHANGE, NhI
is in lelawar looking ~ irUt pl5-
poets, was tie guest Of eE--'itc Treas
urer William Herbert yezt"ldaF Sit
Buck is a delegate irlm TIE tio.l (.
Sontiou. lets u,ieu.uas.a Ike uimh
or Of GieyelHni atat pftstfrt- tia Il,
will DO nominated Oh TIE Iit5l Ga.t1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07
Dcatl, OF s. p. Rally.

Samuel p. Bally. q brother Of Joseph
II. mud james Baily, of the Whining
ION Mall5able Iron Company. died at
his home in foughkennamdn, Pa, on
ia the Dist year OF his age.
lie leaves wife, a son and five daugh-
ters survive him. He was we'll
known member of the Society of
Friends, and his decease will DO wide
ly regretted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07

Tic construction of two fino cars
was commenced In the shops of tho
T., W. Il Is. Il. II. Company Of this
city on Monday, and two more to-day.
we are not informed. but we can shy
ii IS the intention to have the road
thoroughly equipped In order TO fully
accommodates the travel that mny
be expected tho coming year. Tho
wnrkmen are pleased to sec COM
ineneement in new work, as tho re.
pairs have been nearly completed, and
Il number expected that a laying off
for few weeks might he ordered for
short time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07
Epworth excursion, Thursday, June Q.


kadosh, RrandyWino and Golden
Cato Communicates Ancient and Illusi
trlous Order Knights of Malta, will
hold joint meeting this evening at
tho headquarters OF Brandywino Com.
mandory, in the Masonic Temple,
attend. All tic Communicates of this
excellent order are In tlourishinR
condition, and constantly taking in
new members.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-07

Eaion excursion to Beverly Park,
June StA