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THE COMET.
QUARTERLY MEETING.
u,lsioa Conference, Greenville Dis
trict, First Round.

Rogorsviue Circuit, at CANINE S. H.,
Oct %, %.
Johnson City, First Church, Oct.
49, 80.
Mountain City, at Damascus, Nov.
Sc.
Newport at Cations Grove, 9, 10.
Johnson City, Carnegie, Nov. -, 10.
Erwin, Hyders Chapel, Nov. Is, 16.
Watauga, at Betheny, Nov. IL, IS
Elizabethton Station, Nov. 10, 20.
Roam Mountain, at Heaton Creek,
Nov. %, %.
Chucky City, at Milburnton, Nov.
1927.
oakland, at Sulphur Springs, Nov
90, 80.
Greenville Station, Dec, 8, 4.
Greenville Circuit, at Pisgah, Dec
6,7,
Fall Branch, at Fall Branch, Dec
1911,
sneedville, at Shiloh, Dec. 10, II.
Jonesboro, at Telford, Dec. II, Is.
Kingsport, at Bethel, Dec. "a, 25.
Allentown and Jonesboro, Dec. 81
Jan. l.
Parrottsville at Parrottsville, Jan
$50.
The Ministerial Association will b.
held at Teliord, Dec. Is and 16. al
the ministers and efficient member
are requested TO attend.
S. G. KETRoN, P. Il.
Bloomin gdale, Ten
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Ladies',

Are YOU suffering from weakness ? Is
YOUR complexion sallow2 Doyou have
. constant back-ache? Are you con-
situated Do you feel all tired out ?
If YOU have any Of these feelings, begin
at once to use DR.. Hale's Household
Tea. It will give you clear complex,
ion will restore you to health and
strength. and will make you feel Ike
q new person. Get it today, at Nc
Farland & Co.'s drug store.
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CONGRESSMAN BRECKENRIDGE.
The New York Board Of General Man.
ayers Invites Him to Speak.

ALBANY, October 1.-THE State
Worlds Fair Board this morning
gave out the following: The New
York Board Of General Managers,
mortified at the treatment of Congress-
man Breckenridge by the Chicago
press, have extended him a cordial in
vitation to attend the exercises at the
dedication OF their State building at
Chicago on Saturday, October %, and
make an address.
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Consumption.

The most to be dreaded of all dis
eases often begins in simple cold,
simply neglected. No cough should
be allowed to run single day without
using the finest remedy in the world,
DR.. Hale's Household Cough Cure. 1t
acts like magic, strengthening the
lungs, allaying all irritation and cures
a cough where all other remedies fail
25 and SOC. per bottle at Mcfarland 4
Co.'s drug store.
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BADLY HI RI.
Joseph Finch, a Brakeman, Receives
Serious injuries Near Here

Joseph Finch, brakeman on the
East Tennessee ro4d had the mlsiof-
tune to be thrown from amoving tram
near this city Sunday andreceived IN
ternal injuries from which 1t IS ieareu
he cannot recover.
He was taken to his home in NOR
ristown and is now receiving the best
medical attention possible.
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A Masterpiece.

The Appeal-Avalanche is delighting
its readers with frequent, highly artis-
tic and gorgeously illuminated litho-
graphs, descriptive Of Episodes in the
outbreak of the civil war. Thesupple-
ment sent out with the issue OF Satur-
day, 10Th, deserves especial mention
as masterpiece of art.
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What Am / 10 Do!

This is the oft expression Of the weaf5 suiler
a., diseases. The whole human frame is tor
t t and racked with pain. 1t is well to or, re-
Member no known medicine equals Red Flag
oil for rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains ana
bruises. Price % cents, at Mcfarland @oos
drug store.
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Columbus Day.

Great preparations are being made
to celebrate Columbus Day, Friday,
21st, by the city schools. More than
800 children will be in the procession.
The city will be appropriately deco
rated with National colors, Program
of the exercises will be found in an
other column.
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FOOlball Teanl.

Johnson City has made wide rep
utation in the baseball department
Why cant she do the same in football.
The latter is game that is growing
In popularity everywhere, and we want
to be in the swim.
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A GRAND PRIZE
BIBLE COMPETITION
Two Thousand DoIarss in Prizes will
be EquitabH Distributed
READ OUR PLAN.

For years past competitions offered by
reputable business houses and manufacturers England with the object of
goods
conducting
have people Believing that competitions Of
Tered by manufacturing such conducted the same non
would intelligent people
United decided
which impartial The
ton entering they have been duly
credited position which efforts for them We
this parents
those having The be awarded this
receiving the efforts forth by them Our
intention divide
from hundred dollars and into honorable
those entering this competition distribute fairly TWO THOUSAND
AWARD OF PRIzES-Ten leading ministers of city will be
invited to attend and assist in the award of prizes
PRIZE BIBLE COMPETITION
pay Dol cash the first who correctly
following Waere the Bible do the following three
appear BREAD MILK The second person answer
correctly Sevenfve Dollars in Cash. The third person sending
will Fifty Dollars Cash. The next Ten Will ch re-
hunting The next Ten will each receive
silk pattern Sixteen yards coo) The next len VIII
each receive pair Of frstcass opera glasses.
LAST PRIzESThe thirty three sending the rtynree
duplicates the
the last correct answer g
dollars the last the sevenf dollars and 50 on
hry-ree prizes for the last thirty three correct answers nave
been awarded. ou,o
SPECIAL prize consisting elegant adys geneman
sending the first correct answer which e
first received from their State or Province
accompanied with fifteen United States two cents postage
stamps PGom which the latest scientific discovery
cleansing and preserving Objects introduce attract e
preparation
willing TO offer reward dentist who show that
anything the teeth muhu OF peary wh
is the sure result It'll recommended by the leaders o. the
profession ask dentist what he thinks ol@
lis sent by mailpo paid and free of custom duty
today You receive valuable prize %
= your trouble Address
l. Exquisite Toilet Mfg Co..
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4. - 1voolnass Positive Cure.

M THE Ep1ron:--Please inform your readers
nat Thaye a positive remedy for the thousand
IA one ills which arise from doranged female
organs. shall be glad 70 sena Two po.s,es .,
nv remedy FREE to any ladF i they wall senu
tbcir Express and P. 0. address. Yours respect
any ORA. G. MARCgIsI, UTICA, ~ Y
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-10-20

Friday next,when the glories Of Col
umbus will be sung throughout the
length and breadth Of the land, the
hanks wi be closed, as it is made le-
gal holiday by the proclamation OF the
President.
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Mr. Dulaney, fatherof Foy Dulaney,
Of this city, was married last Sunday
to Miss Mamie Patton, who lives near
Limestone, this county.
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10 GENERATORS Of Machinery.

We now carry in stock all sizes OF
opm betting Of the New York stamp
and can furnish without the custom
ary delay OF ordering,
95etf SEAvEB e SUMMERS
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Happy and content is home with
nTbe Rochester . lamp with the
,;obt Of the morning. For Catalogue,
write Rochester Lamp Co, New York,
Sep-22-6mo.
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AGENTS Wanted.

Good men can make money by can
vasine for the Deep River Nurseries.
Jamestown. N. @. Call on or address,
J. II. Cameron,
MiIligan, Tenn.
White & Cameron, Proprletors
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4. G. VAN TINE & CO., TaiIors,
II CHAMBERS STREET, new YORK.

ususA1MoN's CHICKEN POWDERS. We
lVEwiil pay for any dead chickens n atter using
ulEMakes Hens Lay. Price, - cen!s;; To,r
Veterinary Medicine NasnViiie' ienn'
Sent. % 92-1yr.
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Marriage at Bristol

Prof, J. B. Mcmillan, who Is wen
known IN Johnson City, was married
at Bristol Monday to Miss Edith Cor
don Sheen. May happiness and pros
perity follow them through life.
On the Way to Paradise.
Letu" hope that the p o oplc who hspitual,y
disregard their health viii reach that desirapie
place and avoid the locality which is less oe,
sirable as an eternal residence on account u
heat snd general surroundings. But wnlle We
larry III this vale Of tears why should w
voluntarily endure the fortunes OF dyspePsis
when a systematic use Of Hostetter's stomacl
Biuers will rid US of the atrocious malsdy wniei
unless physicians are very much at lauiV-
tends to shorten the term Of our existence
Heartburn, biliousness constipation Amos
always accompany this complaint and are sym
tomato OF it These are all extinguished D
the bitters, which also conquer completely ma
loria, rheumatism, nervousness and deoills
Since the appearance of la grippe ithas snow
singular mastery over this formidable con
plant that has carried off so many OF on
brightest and best
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1892-10-20

o for an eye more clear to see,
Amind to grasp more earnestly,
For every good inteut.
That to the sick and despairing
bring thee peerless cure.
Pan.Tina, the great remedy fol coughs, colds
and consumption, rs and 80 cents. Sold az NC
Farland & Co.'S drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-03

Just as court was about to adjourn
on Saturday afternoon, Peter L. Coop
or called the attention of tho court to
the suit Of John L. Dickey Va. The Re.
publican Publishing Company for II
bel. This suit was entered since the
May term for so, 900 damages. and as
soon as the capias WAS served George
W. Vernon, president OF the company,
appeared before the prothonotary and
entered bail.
1t seems. however, that the law re-
quires that in such cases special ball
must be given by the defendant before
the last day of the term of cOut, next
following the bringing of the suit.
As Mi. Vernon had not been notified
OF this provision of the law, ami was
under the imi preston that tho casr
would not be called until Move mber
he was not represented aud iudE
ment WAS given by default. wi ia ar
order for jury OF inqulsitlon at next
term ofcourt to deterIn inc the amount
There is however no doubt but the
way tho judgement vas obtained that
the case will be TO opened.
In addition to Peter l.. Cooper, tn y
plaintiff Is represented by Willard
salisbury and the defendant by Hon
Anthony Higgins and Philip q Church
man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-03
FIFTH EDITION,


Rev. John j. Quigg, president, call.
cd the NJ. b. Preachers meeting to or.
der at 10 o'clock to-day. Rev. j. p
Otis was appointed secretary pro tenn.
Bro. Dill led devotlons. Rev. John
France was critic. The committees on
| services at the almshouse was oontin.
ued.
Tho members of the meeting, when
invited by Supt. Groves will respond
as far as possible. A paper, memorial
OF Rev. j. il. Huston, was ordered re.
corded and published In tho Penlnsu.
lar Methodist.
DR.. Dobbins announced re-openlng
services for Grace Church nextSunday.
Epworth mass meeting occurs Oct,
10th. and Union services of evangell.
cal churches, Oct. 18th. Rev. L. Snow.
don Thomas spoke OF the action OF
the Roman Catholic societies as to tho
columbus parade. Also of tho ex.
IRENE sickness OF Rev Samuel Hance,
committee WAS appointed In refer
once TO MIN, onsisting OF Revs. France,
Thomas anu Sanderson.
Rev. Isaac Jewell announced tho
corner stone laying of Epworth for
p. M, Oct. 9th. He favored Whining
ton Church Extension. A committee
70 consider this comprised Revs. jew
oil, Franco and lnigg. Rev. Il. L. Ter.
ry reported current events. The cura-
tors appointed Rev. james Sandersou
to discuss "reminiscences next Monday,
Dr. Dobbins pronounced tho bene.
diction.
There were also present: Reys. Du.
lany. Hubbard, Frice, Scott, Short.
Fletcher, White, Dewsnop, Morgan,
| ct nj
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-03


There were So applications for license
to sell liquor at the term of court just
closed, OF which 80 were grnnted.7 re-
fused and withdrawn. as follows
oRkNTEp.
Philip J. Butlcr, 800 East Fourth.
Christopher Dauer, southwest corner
Fifth and Dupont.
James Browne. 1903 West Fourth.
Annie Clark. va East Fourth.
John j. Dou4herty. 5l3 Market.
Bernard Flynn, 1881 West second.
John N. Gropp. l0l Market.
sarah h. IegE, 72G Market.
Francis Muivenn, southwest corner OF
Fifth AMI jackson.
John Mulrooncy. / South Franklin.
John A. North, 10 East second.
Frank j. Neidermuier, northeast
corncr Of Fourth and Lombard.
George T. Robinson. los West Tenth.
Frank NJ Scvior, 100 East Fifth.
robert II. Baker summit Bridge.
James VI :. Gam, St Georges.
William Legg. Brandywlnc hun dred.
Michael j. Sharkey. southeast corner
of Pleasant and Harrison.
James l.. WILLIS 81 MHrlS"t.
John y. Elliott, southwest corn n Fro Z
ana King
Thomas Logan, II East Front street
Mnr9nret Mnlrine, southeast corner
Lord and Church
Catharinc Il. fully, northwest cornc 1
Brown and stroud.
John Murphy. northwest corner
Water and Market.
DRUGGISTS.
Frederick W. Fem, northeast corner
of Eighth and West.
kbcu u. Frazer Newark
j. J. Gallagher n brother, 1908 Market.
J. j. Gullaghe y Brother, .00i Market.
james NJ. Griffin. 63l West Fourth.
Horace Vaughan. Middletown.
REFUSED ".E ....5
Emmet T.. Thomas. 6l3 West Eighth.
Rcse Mlrphy. 3lJ Taylor.
james ). Cotdey, Pennsylvania ave-
nue. amt Scott
Mary L. Habcack, ne rthwest corner
sixth ami Walnut.
Daniel +. Mooney, 1ll9 Cast Eighth.
william W. WHrl, northwest corner
Adams and Linuen.
John J. iorner, 500 Pine.
wirHDuNwN.
james 7. Weldon. New Castle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-03

Hanover Plcshy erun Church has "A
congregation Of people greatly re-
spected In this community for the ur
banity and agreeIblnes5 OF their per
sOnal demranur
on having a beautiful and attractive
auditorium, feeling assured that all
new comera to their services will be
Treated kindly and politely.
hanoyrr's most precious Jewel IS het
SABBATH school. 1t IS a popular lnsti-
tntipn that has been Il great power In
this city for many years The school
opened tile special re-oBeuing services
Sunday morning An orchestra, Miss
Parker and Mr. Carver, assisted then
Singing,
IteY, in4etle Marks, u. d, pastor,
preached both forenoon and EVENING
Henry T. Eumford, iaaIef. aui KS
choir. gave special and appropriate
music OF high order
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-03

Hon. Anthony Higgins has In hts
as are worn in free trade England, by
the pauper laborers of that country.
One is pair for children, made OF
cOnrse leather, with wooden soles, and
rim Of iron around the edge They
cost B2 cents pair. and are a remind
er of the tortures of the inq uisltion.
The Others are pair for men, and will
probably weigh -four or five pounds.
They, tine same rs the others, arc made
and filed with heavy iron nails. 1t ID
difficult to i'm agine how any one can
wear such shoes, and certain that
workmen in this country will never
cucumber their feet with them unless
fr re trade Democracy should obtain
{ lie ascendeney when they will bt
cOniEelled to do So,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-03
THIRD EDITION.
a Night Waterman Found with his
Skull Fractured

a Night Waterman Found with His
Skull Fractured.
Michael Slehel, who was found last
Tuesday night at the foot of a flight
81 stairs at the Walton 4 Whann
works, In an unconscious condition,
died at his residence, No. Ill Wright
street, yesterday afternoon.
Elebel WAS en- ployed by tho company
rs watchman, and on the night in
question was found by Samuel Jones'
another Waterman. about $50 o'clock,
In q pool OF blood. Siebel made his
report at Sis o'clock, and when lie
was found his time watch had stopped
nt $50 o'clock. DR.. Pyle was SUM
moned at once, and saw Siebel in the
ofice. He had him removed to his
nome and summoned DIR. Pierce when
the two physicians made a careful OK
animation.
The examination showed that Sic.
bells skull was fractured to such an
extent that bones were broken into lit
tie pieces. while the scalp was very
much lacerated and confused. The
bones OF the skull had penetrated the
brain. The man fingered in an lncon-
clous condition until yesterday, when
ne died.
The stairs down which he was sup.
posed to have fallen are only about 5
feet high, and 1t Is not thought he
could have sustained such severe In
luries by ouch a slight fall. The he
ieit OF foul play Is strengthened by the
fact that when he was picked up he
said: Some one done it,
In All interview with DIR. Pyle, he
stuffed to the reporter:
81 do not believe that such fracture
OF the skull could have been sustained
BY falling down a flight OF stairs. If
The force OF fall was sufficient to
cause such fracture 1t would have
injured some OF the bones of the neCS,
but none OF them were damaged in
the least.
This wound could not have been
produced by falling against the cor
her of step or on the edge OF n step,
for 1t was not like a wound produced
by falling against something sharp.
Whatever caused tho wound was u de-
cldedly flat instrument No edge tool
cDuld have caused such a fracture.
The instrument must have been blunt
and not less than two and half inches
in diameter.
The bones were crushed into the
brain and hau broken into little pieces,
go 1t can plainly be seen that some
i thing must have been used TO cause
them TO penctr,ste the braln and to
break them into such little pieces. II
ho Hhu llnueu on Tie corner or Il step
the wound would not have been al.
most circular in shape. as it was.
None of the bones OF the neck were
injured and upon this base my belief
that he was struck with some blunt
Instrument. There have been some
cnscs whore men have fallen and frlc
tured thor skulls without iniuring tn,
bones OF the neck, but never heard
OF such severe fracture as Siebel had
being caused by falling down stairs
without iniuring the bones OF the
neck"
Detectives Mcyey and Wltsil hive
been Investigating tile matter, and sa,
that that they cannot find any thln&
which points to foul play.
Siehel was born in Germany, buthat
lived In this country for number O
years. He leaves a wife ard tire
grown children. Ho will be burie
from the Church of the Sacred Heart.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-03
The weather. IS rlpe onf

The weather IS ripe and
our stock of Fall Overcoats
is ready. The New York
Clothing House can't afford
to play second fiddle. Our
position is at the head of
tile column, leading in as
sortment, quality and mod,
est prices. Fall Suits OF
Cheyiots, Claws, Cassimeres,
etc., in single and double.
breasted Sacks and Getaways
await your coming. Boys
and little Boys Suits and
Overcoats are here too.
Store open every evening
until 8 O'clock. Saturday
evenings until IL o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-03

The following cases were heard DO.
fore Judge Ball at this mornings ses-
sion of the Municipal Court:
james Fitzgerald. charged with
drunkenness, was fined IS and costs
James Reynolds, another drunk, was
fined 81 and costs.
John Cartridge was charged with the
larceny OF railroad tie, and was
reeommltted for the present
The case of Andrew DIarcusky,
charged with the larceny of small
su m OF money, was continued.
Josephine, a stalwart Polish woman,
was charged with committing an as
sault and battery on man named
George Smith. The evidence showed
she owed the accused Sl7, and that
she offered him $l3, when he demand.
ed the whole amount. ana she struck
him will poker. She was fined $t0
and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-03

IT pleases the lawyer and his client,
too, to have the verdict of the Jury
unanimous. A great Jury composed
of the American puhlic has rendered
an unanimous verdict on Dr. llalas
Household Cough Cure rs 4 medicine.
agreeing that it promises of speedy
cure for coughs, colds and bronchial
troubles are always carried ont to thu
letter. This pleasant verdict has not
been obtained without great pntua
taken to make II the best cough cure
on the market. Try bottle when you
have n cough or cold and you will lie
long to tho unanimous ever after
For sale by Beaton smith, 9TH and
Pine streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-03

In the case of Edward Russell, who
died ut t lie Delaware lIospita! on Fri,
day night from injuries received on
the w. u N. Railroad, the coroner's
verdict of accidental death.
The coroner yesterday gavo corti-
iicate of death In tho CT so of Gertrude
Furrow, colored, aged months. of
No. 203 West Fifth street, who died of
hamilton.
This afternoon corcner's jury will
go at 3 O'Clock to the Walton u Whnnn
Company's works, to view th5 place
where Michael Seibel received the in
jurias which led to his death, and to.
morrow The Jury will moet and hear
testimony IN the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-03

lhe regular autumn meeting OF this
Presbytcry Will be hold IN the PrasGys
terlan hurch, OF Newark. hngiftislni,
on Tuesday evening, October tth, at
$50 o'clock. The opening sermon
MI be preached iy the retiring moi.
orator Rev. J. ). liowk. ON Weanes.
nay. eTenIllG u popular meeting VIII
several speak"rs, Ali tile sr5sI1n Of
the tTeshgtNry Hre open to TIM public
and cordial iHEt3H,lon is extended TO
eYerybO Is to hz present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-03

Communion service was held In
East Lake Presbyterian Church yesi
terday morning, when eleven Joined
the church. q by letter and 10y pro.
fcsslon. Tho service was Interesting
Edgar Franklin, took for his text,
The Sacramcntal Graces Cor. II tn
4 2S til verses, asfollows: .Knowledgo,
Faith, Love, Repentance, and now
Ob9yance,' For the evening his text
was, Tho world demands more from
the Christian than from tho sinner, =
Matthew, 5 til and ~ tn verses.
The attendance at both OF tho sor-
Vices was good and tho church Ia max
ing IL selfrelt among the people of
East Lake.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-03

Why, do so many people we see
around US seem to prefer to suffer and
De made miserable by indigestion. Con
stlpahuL, Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
coming up Of the food, Yellow Skin.
wiien Tor de, we will sell them SnilUE's
NitaliZ"r, guaranteed to cure then,
Is. lhnforth, Wholesale aud retail
agents, I'd ana Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-03

Jos. DeGOdt will conduct Ills 10th
annual excursion to Reading aud the
Neversink Mountains, via tic vii
mingtoN y Northern Railroad, ON Sat
urday, the sth of OGtouer, at tho low
ratio OF $50, The tickets are good
for three days. The train VIII leave
the foot of French stree. mt Is a. m :,
reach Reading at l0l5 n. IN. and re-
turning leaves l;aadinB at T.15 y. M
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-03

seven new members Joined Kings
wood NJ. 4. Church yesterday. Fnur
wero by certificate and three on nro.
bation. The pastor, Rev IL. S. Dnia.
ny, preached on NE that will NOT
provide for his own household ID
worse than an inlldel." Thrra are ro.
Hlval snrvlcrs every evening tht,
week, to which the people arc cor.
daily invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-03
Clothing House
wrLMrsoros. Monday. October .. 1892.
MEETINGS FOR THIS EvENiSa,


Camp 5. p. q. s. A
Blue Rock Council. Il. A.
Operative Plasterers Union.
Delaware Lodge. l. q. o. f.
Hermann Lodge. /. .. o. f.
MinquaTribc. |. o. of II. NJ.
Ihos. A. Smyth Post, q. A. u.
Chas. sumner Post. G. A, II. ...."...
Chosen Friends Castle. X. u. Il.
Garfield Camp Sons of Veterans.
Temple Lodge, Order of Tpnti.
Delaware Lodge. shield of Honor.
Lady Franklin Home Cammanloi.
Christine Encampment. I. o. o. F.
Apollo Castle. knights Golden Eagle.
Wil.nna lirnn'ne Council, O.u. A, NJ.
Germania Encampnent. *. st. J. anI VI.
Diamond state E'camp, X. St. j. aud NJ.
Washington Lodge. Knights Of Pyth n-
Delaware Cunciave. lleptas)phs. S. W. NJ