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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-03-28
ODDS AND ENDS.
Oyster white is a new tint.

Oyster white is a new tint.
Languinite is new metal.
The ruby and the diamond are always
in fashion.
Spiders are seven times stronger in
proportion than lions.
AS the cook said to the dough. This
is my hour of knead."
Modern ressimism is ancient Calvin
ism with God left out.
OF the 657 existing kinds Of reptiles
200 species are harmless.
The buildings for the Worlds fair will
occupy twenty-nine acres.
Senator Plumb subscribed to every
newspaper published in Kansas.
We find happiness while we are pur-
suing it and lose it after we reach it.
Nicholson has calculated the velocity
of light to be 1S6, 800 miles per second.
Many woman makes a man perfectly
wretched because she loves him SO much.
Moore's wife was one of the noblest
creatures, and he never tired of singing
her praises
Griefs are ever coming to us with the
coming hours, and our little strength is
only as the day.
A few weeks ago trapper near Blaine,
Neb., caught beaver weighing nearly
hundred pounds.
The dog that bays the moon is wiser
than the one that bays bigger dog thc.t
is viciously inclined.
Paesiello did most of his composing
while lying in bed wrapped up to the
ears in the bedcovers.
If the hair is very greasy, try washing
it in warm water in which a pinch of
borax has been dissolved.
Chronographs are now being made
that are capable of measuring TO the
ten-thousandth part of a second.
A wild grapevine was cut down in
Iowa that had trunk fifteen inches in
circumference one foot above the ground.
Improved engine practice has caused
the adoption of a mechanical device for
constant feeding of fuel to the furnaces.
A little sugar added to beets, corn,
squash, peas, ETC., during or after cook
ing will improve them, particularly if
poor.
Monroe county (Miss.) farmers have
265 acres planted in peppermint this
season. 1t is said to yield a handsome
profit.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u h o
is the word the Apostle Eliot had to use
to designate the act of kneeling to the
Indians.
At church fair in High Bridge, n. j.,
oyster soup was served to a lady. After
supping a few spoonfuls she found val
liable pearl in her mouth. The oyster
of which the soup had been made has
not yet been discovered.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-03-28
Women's Garden Clubs.

The energetic housewives of Athens,
Ca, have seized upon an idea as pretty
as it is practical They have organized
a woman's garden club with the intea-
ton of developing their gardens. A
similar club in Atlanta has been most
successful, and the commissioner of
agriculture has given them the same
recognition he gives the farmers clubs.
Doubtless the Georgia women will soon
put the Persian rose gardens to shame,
and while doing that will be gaining
strength and suppleness such as years
of Delsarte gymnastics would not inn
part.-New York World.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-03-28

weakness in back, high colored eNoretioi
with sediment, constant desire TO void, head
ache, coated tongue bad taste, thirst, bilious
ness, constipation, cold feet, poor circulation
extreme nervousness and weak and tired feel
ings. The Grip has left thousands with veal
and diseased kidneys, which should not b
neglected. These conditions are especially
dangerous and must be cured noto or alarm
ing kidney and liver disease viii surely fol
low. The spring is the worst time Tor kidnel
complaints. Everybody who has the slight
est touch of kidney dicease should, especial,
in the spring, take DR.. Greenos Norvura
which not only perfectly regulates the kid
neys, liver, stomach and bowels, but give
strength and vitality TO blood and nerve
This pure, vegetable, harmless remedy b. sol'
by druggists, 81.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-03-28

Feathcrstone-l want TO ask you some
thing. Is it right to take girl TO the
theater in carriage alone if it doesn't
rain?
Ringway-Are you going to marry the
girl?
Featnerstone-That depends. Why!
Ringway-Because, if You are, take
her in horse car every time.-New
York Epoch
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-03-28
The modern houses are painted /

The modern houses are painted il
better taste than the house OF aft
years ago, and the Improvement il il
a great measure due TO the manu-
facturers of mixed paint, who hav,
produced colors that properly con
trast with each other, ana the Who'll,
harmonizes with the surroundings O
the house.
The public has become familiar witt
the color cards that can be obtaine,
ed at the paint stores, and when thI
house is TO be painted the colors arr
selected from the card. We have thl
color cards of the Chiffon Manuf. CO.
whose pure linseed oil paints, on ac
count OF their good wearing qualities
have become the Standard from which
other paints are judged.
We shall be glad TO give you one
and il you are going TO paint 60 sci
you the Chiffon Paints, which wi
cannot recommend too highly Il
those VINO wish for first class arl
ticlc.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-03-28
An Exnensive Luxury.

Cracker Jars, fruit and ice cream dishes
have a network of gold and silver over
them so delicate that it seems like lace.
The glass dish is easily removed from
these metal coverings to be washed. The
cost of this little luxury will keep it fair
ly exclusive for some time.-New York
World
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-03-28

"For several years ! have been suferin
from a complication OF malaria, kidney an
liver complaints and dyspepsia in its wors
form.
/ began taking DIR. Greene's Nervura.
have used six bottles, and now feel entirel
relieved of all my former complaints, and d
cheerfully recommend IL TO anyone who ma
be afflicted with any OF the above troubles"
MRS. CHAs. KRUGER,
$40 East saith st., New York.
Ga DR.. Greene, the successful specialist, Il
curing all forms of nervous and chronic dis
eases, "a Temple Pr, Boston, Mass, can b
consulted free, personally or by letter. Cal
or write him about the case, or send for symp
tom blank to fll out, and letter fully ca
planning the disease, giving, advice, etc
will be returned free.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-03-28
Our Kidneys In spring.


Our kidneys act
like the drain
under cities, "a
collect and carry
away waste Ol
poisonous mater
falls from the
body. The nerves
which contro'
them often be
come weakened
irritated. dis
ased. Then the
JUNCTION Us i'm
perfectly per.
ornlcd, uric acid
and other poison
Gus substance
are retained
causing pain and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14
The Sugar Trust.

The Sugar Trusts dictation and
octopus.llke grip are felt severely by
the West India planters who forward
their eargoes of raw sugar from the
Mest indies on vessels to the Della ware
Breakwater for orders to be sold
They eotnpl9in that they are simply
held up by tho trust until they dis
charge or sell out for q sacrifice, and
are then told they are lucky to secure
the figures which have been paid, as
the rutcs are above the market figures
In steadily declining market
During the past two weeks over
&3, 100000 worth of West India sugars
have arrived at the Breakwater for
sale In tho open market. and perhaps
one-thlrd Of this was owned outright
by the trust and the balance owned by
the planters who have adopted this
means in selling their merchandise
that have been In vogue for years
past.
During the last two weeks the profit
OF buying at ruinous rates has enrich.
ed tho purchasers to tho extent OF
over 5i00, 900 The planters only hope
Is to go out of the business and grow
other crops. A fleet OF vessels loaded
with sugar are now awaiting orders at
the Break water and have been there
for moro than two weeks. with theiI
cargocS no nearer sold than the first
day Of their arrival.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14
Where win the Boys Cor

Last evening several officers In citi-
zens clothes visited tho Eastern part
OF the city in search of corner loung-
efs. Their Efforts were rewarded by
finding some small boys on Poplar
street below Ninth, whom they took
In custody, but afterwards let them
OF. At the Same time there were a
gang OF negroes at Ninth and Walnut
streets. insulting everyone who passed
oy with their vulgar and obscene Ian
guage. and although the officers pass
ed them on the other side OF the
street they did not seem to see them
or take any notice OF their actions.
The boys on Poplar street wore sit
ting there by permission Of tho owner
OF the premises, and talking quietly
when the oificers came along. Day
after day, negroes assemble on LON.
bard street above Seventh and play
crap but although officers pass along
they are not interfere with, and last
Saturday a game was kept up on the
sidewalk from 3 O'Clock in tho after
noon until after 8 O'Clock at night.
Some OF tho residents on the eastern
side would like to know why this is
thusly"
If the boys congregate on tho lots
between Seventh and Tenth streets,
and Lombard and Pine streets to have
game OF marbles or base ball. along
comes an officer and compels them to
go home. Ii they go down to tho
Brnndywine to take swim these warm
nights they arc liable to be arrested
and fined by Judge Ball. therefore the
question arises, where are the boys,
sons Of poor parents, who arc Obliged
to work all day to help support the
family, to spend their evenings?
They wish some recreation. and do
not desire to be tied down at home.
and the only place that, under the
present domination that seems open
for them, is the saloons. which are so
loudly denounced by the very ones
who are now driving them from post
to pillar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14
VM.B.SHARP & CO.
Fourth and Market Streets.

Every lady who buys
Spring and Summer dress
fabrics knows the amazing
beauty Of K@chlins Mouse,
line de Indies.
No mill in the world
makes finer goods of the
kind than Knchlins, none
turn out prettier designs or
more beautiful colorings,
none print or weave more
perfectly. Point de Sol Silks
are not more effective-in a
word K@chlins Mouselaines
are at the head of the heap
IN everything that makes
thin fabrics desirable. These
elegant goods have been sell.
ing all the season at 37l
cents per yard. We have
three thousand yards com,
prising a splendid assert.
ment of 43 distinct styles on
black, blue, and light grounds,
and we shall sell the lot for
10 cents per yard instead of
374c. You should make an
early inspection of this offer
ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14

We have made q special
effort to show our customers
a complete line Of shirt waists
and now have displayed in
our underwear department
on the second floor front
twenty-six distinct styles of
waists, embracing over one
hundred different effects and
combination of colorings of
the very newest things.
They are made in lawns,
muhl gallatea cloth, Swiss
and cheviots at 65, rs, 80,
80, $1.25, $3.50, $1.75, So,
$3.50 and 1925. In sat.
teens, rs, 90, $1.25, $1.75.
In Silks, $3.50, $5.5O,S7.5O,
$40. Any one interested
in shirt waists for the com.
ing warm weather should
see this line-ladies in at
tendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14
Dofa.


Miss Ida Matthew'S OF Chincoteapue
Island Is visiting Mrs. Joseph L. Scott,
OF No. $50 West Seventh street.
For hot weather Albert JaQuot. 100
w. 9th street sells the finest lap robes,
ear tips, horse sheets, Ay-nets etc.
The people along East Ninth street
are much pleased with the electric
cars.
A stereopticon exhibition will be
given at Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church this evening.
Miss Margaret w. Clair and Newell
I. Yates are to be married In Kings
wood NJ. L. Church tomorrow even
ing at $ O'Clock.
For hot weather Albert Jaquot, 90
West Ninth street, sells the finest lap.
robes, ear-tips, horse. sheets, iiy-net
etc.
Mayor Wiley and DR. ]. f. Frantz.
went to Atlantic City this morning, to
attend the annual meeting of the
American Dental Trade Association.
The annual art exhibition by the art
pupils of Clawson s. llammitt will be
given in the Institute building from
June Goth to Goth inclusive. An BILE
giant exhibit is expected.
George Laws, colorel, had a leg in
Jurod yesterday at Cranston's lumber
yard by q heavy stone falling on it,
which fractured us well as forcing the
bone through the foot. He was taken
to tho Homeopathic Hospital. lie re-
sides at No. SO Walnut street.
A strawberry festival will he given
by the board OF managers OF st. Mat
thew's Day Nursery on Thursday and
Friday evenings, June 10 and II.
Rev. NJ. J. McAIanus will take his
Bible class OF St Pauls II, G. Sunday
school to Cape MAJ, on the steamer
Republic, Tuesday, July 20.
Rev. John France of Scott NJ. T..
Church will preach In the tent, corner
OF Tenth and Lombard streets, this
evening. All are invited who wish to
he1r a good sermon and contribute to
aid good cause.
/ A number OF persons from this city
will go to Newark this evening to at
tend the anniversary of the Athenaean
+ Literary Society of Delaware College.
/ Elwood johnson. colorel, had his
back badly injured on Monday. by n
railroad tie falling on him while I'M
loading ties near the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad stItion at Delaware ave.
nue.. He was removed to the Della
ware Hospital.
The committee on plant growing for
children desire to make grateful ark
nowleiSment for cash donations
amounting to $50; also for printing by
Mercantile Company, and generous
contributions from the following iior.
lists j. l.. Brown, IL. p. Potter, rhomas
Gricr {. Brinton, Mrs. TIrner, A. Il.
R0lio and l.. +. Baylis.
The Wilmington Rod and Gun club
are making arrangements to give its
members plenty Of sport during the
summer. Next month large number
OF the members of the club will go to
Anglesea, y. j on two days fish.
ing trip. The club is completing ar.
engagements for a two days shooting
tournament on October 18th and 18th
The club Will give practice shoot on
Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14
Police Pension Fund.

The Steamer Republic will run
from Philadelphia to Cape May, from
juno 18th to June 25th. emitting Sun
day, for the benefit of tho Police Pen
sion Fund OF the former city, un der
the auspices of Mayor Stuart Extra
attractions will he held out TO make
the trips interesting and contribute to
swell the above fund. Besides the
usual concerts, there will .be enacted n
a Imaginable comedy called 1.-The Rival
Chr Conductors" In addition there
will be another fine concert and
charming selections by the Republic
Brass Band.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14

The stockholders of the Delaware
Hedge Company met on Monday nj.
ternoon at 2 O'Clock at the office of the
secretary, No S3S Market street. The
following officers were elected: VIM,
Bright, President; John &. Robinson
vice-Presdent; L. ID. X. Sutton, Seere
tary; George W. Bright, Treasurer.
The following board of directors
vas elected TO serve for the ensuing
year:
VIM. Bright John G. Robinson. II.
q Conrad, +. ID. II. Sutton. Thos. S
Robinson, Geo. w. Bright. Alonzo
Newlin, Thos. Mitchell, Joseph Tat
nall, Wm. Beadenkoff. Joseph H.
Gould, Reuben Satterthwaite, j. IL
Caleb. o. Percy Bright, Geo. g. Simp,
son, Paul Bright. Alonzo I. Stoops
". Scott Vernon, Alfred l. Derickson
VIM. A. Derickson, Joseph Dean, DR.
Horace Burr, Joseph Derickson. Min
ehall Hinkson, Matthew F. Hayden Ii
III. Perkins and Z. I. Dilworth.
The Executive Committee as up
pointed consisted OF II. c. Conrad
9ohu Y: RobinscA Joseph 'ratnall. W.
Seott Vernon, "a E. I. Dilworth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14


The following deaths were recorded
at Registrar Colquhoun's office yester-
day:
Kane-0n June 10th, at No. 6l3 East
Sixth street. Rachel Kane, aged IS
years.
Thomas-On June 10, at No. 800
East Sixth street, Arthur Thomas,
aged 81 years.
Dorsey-On juno H. at No. 1919
Chestnut street, Mary o'Neil Dorsey,
aged AZ year,.
Dougherty-On June II. at the P.
w. X b. railroad station, Peter Dough.
erty, aged SO years.
lreland-On June l2, at lis East Sec
-ond street, Mildred p. Ireland, aged {
dvys.
Neare- On June II, at No. 1912 Ian.
caster avenue. Milford Neave, aged I
months.
Wells-On June IL, at Columbia ave
nue. and Harrison street, Margaret
Wells, aged 81 years.
Lemon-On juno ~, at 80 West
Front street, William Lemon, ag ed Al
years.
Wilton June II. at No. II Robin
son street, Mary b. Writ, aged IS
years.
Achonbaeh--On June ID. at No. 4Os
Walnut street, Myrtle May Achenbach
aged month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14
Heniasoph Appointmsnts.

The Supreme Conclave Heptasophs
or s. W. M. Supreme Archon William
Wintrup Yesterday appointed the fol-
lowing Deputy Supreme Archens for
lllln9tsi A. u Elpe, Of RIoomQigton;
i iyt,, TTaMlltt2p I equity g, and Zen
o.; for Northern Ohio, J. r. Sill, Akron;
for Southern Ohio, James II. Cockrane,
1ronton; Tor Michigan, j. w. Fox,
Grand Rapids; for Missouri, Benjamin
Hetzel, st. Louis; for Nebraska, ID. NJ
Morris, Hansen; for New Jersey, Mr.
Peterson.
Camden; for Pennsylvania, j. Nj. Reed,
Philadelphia; for South Carolina, Wal
tor Hoxie, Beaufort; for Tennessee,
NJ W. Abrdhams, Memphis; for West
Virginia, ]. N. Wilson, charleston; for
New York, II. ]. Foreman, Brooklyn;
for North Carolina, George Zeigler,
Wilmington;for the District OF Column
bia. DIR. Maddox, Washington, He
also appointed John V. Posay James
Johnson, L. T. Randall and James b.
Armingcr :, of Baltimore, George w.
Wright, OF Norfolk, and g. NJ. White
lock, of this city, committee on en-.
dowment rank.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14

Measure us by what we
are doing Search the city
over for as fine quality of
SO suits-test EN-, see how
fine through and through.
II you can find cotton or
shoddy, your suit will not
cost you anything, We'd
sell hundreds of the suits
every day if you'd only know
how good they are.
Measure us by what we're
doing in boys clothing. See
the perfect fitting garments.
See how beautiful the de.
signs. See those So all.
wool suits. See those Jersey
suits. See those serviceable
suits for boys at $3.50;
nothing like them in the
city.
Measure us by what we're
doing in hot weather com.
fort. Look at those office
coats at % cents. See those
gray poplin coats at so
cents. See those very fine
mohair coats and vests at
s. and $3.50. See what
drap de etc coats and vests
at IS.
Measure us by our large
increase of business a 100
per cent. and more, must
count for something.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14
ED,

AMBOLD-On june 10. 1892. Mary wife
Of Philip Amholi aged So years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend her funeral from the residence of
her husband, corner of Third and Shipley
streets on Wednesday, at2p. nj. Inter
ment at Rivcrview Cemetery.
LAwLER-On June 10. 1892 James Law
Ter, aged 69 years.
Relatives ard friends are invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence.
No. AS East Ninth street, on thursday
morning at 0 o'clock. High Mass at ST.
Patrlck's Church. Interment at Cathe-
dral Cemetery.
LAFERrY.-On the 18th instant, Will
liam Edgar l.aferty. age1 80 years.
Relatives ana frie nds are invited to at
tend the funeral services from his late
residence. No, 800 " est street, on Thurs.
day, June 10Th. at 2p. m. Interment It
Wilmington and Drandywine Cemetery
HESTON.-On the 18th inst. Joseph A
Heston. In the 62nd of his age
Relatives and friends arc invited to at
tend the funeral services on Wednesday,
the 18th Inst, at p. IN. at his late resl-
dence, No. lies West Fourth street. In.
terinent private.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14

Cunningham & Co., bottlers. through
their attorney Mr. Austin Harrington,
brought suit this morning before Es-
qulre Monaghan, charging tho Will
mlngton City Electric halfway with
running into one of their wagons on
Sept. 5th, 1891. on Eighth between
Franklin and Harrison streets, and
badly damaging the same.
The case was given to three ref rees
Messrs Draper Devices, Geo. G. Mar.
shall and John G. Clark. After the tes-
timony had been heard, the referees
retired to deliberate on tho amount
they considered the plaintiff had suf-
fered, They claimed 5000 damages,
but the referees gave than verdict
of Sl6.05. Willard Salisbury. Jr., rep
resented the company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14
Third EDITION.



Bridgeton, N. j., Is a pretty Jersey
City, containing some twelve thousand
lnhabitapts, and Is located In Gun ber-
!and county, some thirty Ave miles
from philadelphia. on the West Jersey
railroad. IL Is rather Il busting and
active place for its size. 1t contains
numerous Industries, no less than six
large manufactures being engaged in
turning out glass.
IL hns two banks, two daily news
papers, the News and PIoneer. They
credit to their city.
BridEeton now has some six or einht
saloons. and Its police force has iran
doubled In the last year. Mayor Hu-
bols Is large and jolly looking man
and His tho official chuck full OF dig
NIFTY and Mayoralty wisdom. Capt.
Denny runs neat little steamboat
from here to Philadelphia three times
q week. carrying Jersey truck and
passengers.
II Is said the Captain Is making
money. He lie as big and fat as ever,
and looks as IL he did not let the ills OF
this world worry him much.
Edward McIntire of our city has set
tied down hero, married and has nice
family OF children growing up around
MIN. lie has a good position with the
cumberland glass works, one OF tie
largest glass plants in the country,
VINO do tremendous business. IL Is
principally owned by the Bodines.
Mr.. Enoch HAWTHORN, has some
thirty acres in small fruits and is one
OIL the most successful growers OF
small fruits in Briigeton. He will
pick some nine thousand quarts OF
strawLerries of of less than three
: acres. His blackberry and raspberry
crops have promising outlook. He
ships his fruits to New York ami gets
the best wholesale prices. He has
everything systemtaized, and his
patch Is worth taking n look at
Bridgeton's Council sometime ago
adopted measures to have the side
walks cut down graded and paw cmeni
placed on all the streets.
Inc improvement was a good one.
Last Saturday ,eveGing bicycle
parade took pla 20 which was a credit
70 the wheelmen and brought out tho
whole popUlace upon its streets.
never thought the city contained al
many people as saw on the streets OF
Saturday evening to witness tht
parade, Several pri2ss were awarded.
: FIRST FOR the best trimmed machine. thu
best boy rider and the best rider nnd
the most unique design.
There was LOGON olive and large
+ Ballboat in The procession, of course,
being propelled by the two-wheeled
machine. We would like TO see sgcl
4 parade in Wilmington. Numerou:
Wilmington gentlemen have married
Hridgeton ladies', and OF course tina
city has considerable attraction fol
them as well as for their better halves
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-14
nIr. Fonverny wins HIS suit

Vice Chancellor Pitnoy, ON Monday
morning in Camden. decided the fa-
nous case OF Mr.. Rene Fousoray, of
this city, vs.. the Laurel Springs Land
Improvement Company. Mr. FouEe-
ray had half interest in the company
aud butcher and Il carpenter of this
city named respectively knrband Cord,
owned the other halt. The two were
charged with having voted ont Mr.
Fougeray, gave themselves big sala-
ries and then sold the effects OF the
company to another company with Il
similar name controlled by themselves
The decision is in Mr.. Foageray's
favor and lawyer Shreeve was ap
pointed Especial master To take Charge
Of the Laurel Springs Company'o eli.
fpetS.