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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-06

Fred II. Russell "a well and favorably
known throughout the county as n OF
our most reliable men. He ia in the
lightning rod business and is an old and
| experienced hand, having done business
in Otter Tail county, Mimi, for eighteen
years.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-06

@. < Small have their stock of Ply
mouth Irvine fresh from the mills; has
not been carried over in the warehouse
for several years to loose its strength.
Buy nc other when you can get the Ply.
mouth; cheapest, best and nine mere
feet to the pound.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-06

M. and Mrs. Jacob Belghley' "
,onyille, MIMI. old time irel aues,,
ahhot, and family, were their guess
over Sunday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-06

As Webster did not celebrate her citi.
gems were scattered to the four winds for
that purpose On the glorious forth. Some
(who had childrsn) went to Aberdeen to
the circus, others to WATERFOWL and Sis
seton. and many to the lakes. Webster
was quieter than a quaker meeting.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-06

The mower, binder and rake which
have stood outside since harvest time
last year are in poor condition and will
need mending or will break down when
you are busy. Lumber for making ma
chipery sheds is cheaper than machines.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-06

in doubt as to the efficiency
Of. and benefits TO be derived ,,0" nv ,'sn !.
o. rods consult Fred Russell. lie Is
posted.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-06

Who weeps with you when you are
sad, and laughs with you when you are
lad, ano smiles with you when you are
mad? The editor. Who has TO be both
kind and wise, and never (hardly ever
lies, and when he does creates surprise?
The editor. Who owns a heart as well
as cheek, is possessed of spirit proud yet
meek, and lives on foity cents a week?
The editor.-Ex.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-06

A picnic was the attraction at John
LoGnsberry's grove. After the days
program was over Is party consisting uf
eight young ladies hitched up their
teams preparatory to returning home,
n of the horses, a colt, took fright,
kicking the wagon box off and injuring a
Miss Nichols quite severely.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-06

The following resolutions were unanim
lously adopted by the teachers IN atten-
dance on the Late institute.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-06

sordvie & siglinger have just rece,ss :
a.a Giant Engines. Inspection inV''eo'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-07-06

the United
j nutshell
|~untry, It's
land. 1t
Our Young
admiration
and discus
journal aud
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

As Mrs. Alice $. Quimby was en-
f HI tJFahltF n gtraA5 F M Ntffhea1 n
she heald Il noise outside. and on ap-
preaching the winduw to look out, q
stone thrown lV n sling shot 4trncl,
one OF the paues Of glass knocking II
hole through 1t, and sending II piece
OF glass iHto her Hight eye with such
force as 10 CausG very painful
wound, which bled quito freely. She
called on DIR. Eahey, VINO pronounced
her ESCAPE from losing the eye very
Fortunate one.
II paGaG her SO badly that SHE was
unable To sleeE lat night. Tic boys
who did the mischief nre named Ryan
and russell, whose parents reside oil
Reed street. These boys had previous
~ broken three pHnes Of gas In this
Kitchen mad been warned to discon
unue thor annoyance. Tho parents
should compensate Mrs q. who IL q
poor woman and takes in washing fol-
a livelihood or the boys should be ar
rested ana lined Cor Their conduct. II
10 high time that they were taughi
better manners.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

Mr. and Mira Aduln Dnvott naIoIro,
TOD ia siTtv.saSnnd nnniversor,' III
lion, InnrriSga nj tla rasiJnncn ~
liar dan"hier Mira " - mi NJ
son NInuTnn strrat nm VeLncedat,
wban tbev resniysd tho nonmrnt,is,
tinns Of t,oir NchiIJrsr t f' r, nyu
citiiJrcn gr'.a,. DISQUALIFICATION sand !
,',,,,,e, or thai,. friantg "''u
In 1SsI Mr. 6aratt wnsunit,di, n,r
,ioge tn Miss Ffizn IIcE,i,,inlsmn ' ,Iaa,
Hawarl hv Ray Tbn,nns Wariur, TO-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

Mr., EpIroR.-I see the Philadelphia
"Houest Money" Record Is soliciting
donations for the purpose of estab
fishing Cleveland and Bayard soup
houses. oh, injustice, charity is the
crust you throw 10 your victims. II
In less than Sin months oil Clevelahd'1
administration it becomes necessary
to reduce honest, able, willing lab Jrers
to paupers anu start soup houses. and
that In early fall, what must DO the
condition OF labor before April? What
will be the condition OF labor during
the six months of cold blasts and
froEts, while the banks and gold gam
blers of Wall street are strugg ling un.
der the leadership of Cleveland, who
''has Cougi ass ON his hands"
Did any other President ever make
such utternnces? and Senator Grny
and the ilk to force the government
TO demonetiIe silver, and sell bnnds
for their boarded gold, to pay them
with and proloEg their usurious ex
istence How long Will tho wealth pro-
Queer 10 deceived by their deceptive
meaningless speeches? Shylock has
had his pound Of flesh, and now IN
tends to have Tie blood misery and
suffering as his harvest. ''lloU esl
money" for Shylock. and SOUP houses
for labor. JAMES l.. WELCH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

Mr. Vim. NJ. kennarl hns returned
home from the Worlds Fair.
Max 0rhritrce of Chester Pa. il
visiting his brother. ]. l., OChcltree, Of
this city. ...
Miss Nellie Florence Lang, residing
at 20l East Fifth street, is visiting
Camden. \. J.
John ]. Maloney left this city yes
terpny for II lew days visit to relatives
in Camden, n. j.
Mr. Nm L. Rees. of this city, left
yesterday for baltimore, to visit
friends. We wish him pleasant time.
Mr.. John Guthrie, X-supcriutendent
visited the AlmshOusa yesterday after
noon and shook hands with tho mem.
bers,
\. W. Tyler, the librarian of tho new
free library, has gone to New York to
select list Uf books for that instltu
ton.
W. J. Gawthrop and Miss Minnie
BiuniX will be married tonight at the
home OF the brides parents, No. lOlS
JutnaIl street.
Mr.. Harry Stoeekle. the well known
brewer, accompanied bJ his family,
will leave for Chicago to day to attend
llt NbElt iull.
Mr. Merrict Bots, proprietor of The
/ Laurel Hotel, Asbury Park, Nj, with
| his wifu.aud daughter, are the guests
oil Mrs Hannah Parker.
Mrs. 4. W. Wagner Of Brooklyn who
| las been spending few months with
relatives and friends in this city, re-.
! turned homo on Tuesday.
Harry Engle, who has been employ.
/ ell as compositor in the Office OF the
/ Philadelphia Inquirer Tor the past four
/ years, is visiting his pareLLs in our
! city.
Mrs William Kelley and her dnugh.
ter. Florence, have returned hone
after visiting reiatyaB and friends in
| Doylestown, Spring Valley aud Pine.
1 vile.
Mrs John Thomas and her two
daughters, Mary and Albina have TO.
turned home after visiting her sister,
Mrs. Joseph Butter of 1896 Bouvlel
avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
George N, Hiddle and Fred II. Ne.
guir arc spending, a week Mt Washing
ton. Before returning home Mr., Me.
/ Ratr viii take trip throughout Nlr.
ginia. arriving home IN about three
wcehs.
Mrs. Helen Crook oil Richmond, Va
who has hpen visiting friends in this
city, returned hClne to-day. Shp will
soon rcturn to Wilmington, it ID said.
rs the bride Of one OF Market street,
guardians.
Robert W. TuHis, cashier in the of.
lice OF Tho Adams Express COMPANY IN
This city, will 20 10 GheHler. Pa, on
Monday next, having been appointed
agent N charge OF the GOnpatys oil.
lies IN that city.
sir. Harry McMullen, ex-marshai,
visited the Aim ehouss yesterday after.
noon, and took a stroll through the
Institution AMI commended tie super
iutpndent Iur the clean aud apple yit
order vi tho building and its surround
ngs.
Nagel OF Philadelphia will spar ST,
rounds for medal with Rogers OF the
NatIo on Clnh before TINT organization
tonight. lloyd and Darrell will alsC
light six rounds Tor n decision. Their,
viii be- other inisreetlnE events.
President HiSinbo' ham, OF the Ma
tionnl Board of the Orld's Fair Com
miss! onars, accompanied by Natiunu
Commissioner Massey came up from
Dover yesterday and went To Phladsl
phia. To-day thpy went o Loves blr
Iiiglnbotham will go 10 Chicago Fri
day
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

THE Fire Patrol, wmcA will he pre-
Bented AT the New Peoples lheltrD. II
by James w HarKln- ,lr. Who il also
tho author Of The Midnight Alarm 81
which made a remarkably uccNssfui
tour iust season. lhis his latest play.
seems likely To be equally. II not mors.
successful, Judging from tho praise
accorded to thy the critics OF New
York city, where 1t was recently pro.
duued.
As indirated by It's title. the play IN.
troduces a lire patrol wagon and much
stress Is laid onA sGeua. showing tho
lnteElc- ~ III ore crushing r.4l-ln the
gold mining region with the ponder,
Gus mu"hluery In actual operation.
Add To these view Of Union Square,
New urk, In a snow storm and we
have enough Of Realism TO atisiy the
most ardent lover OF rrati-th mclps
drama Tho Delaware stats ltTemtilts
Association has secured tais slugliua
attraction for its auuurl benefit, The
dates being Oetoh"r ii and L! during
the tournament here,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28
An As.a..im's NcnfiY..N,nrIt.

ELKroN, Md. sept aT.-A probably
successful attempt WAS made last
hight to murder Flank l.. Bryson,
aged - years, n tnrmer. residing in
Lfk Neck, about 10 miles from here.
As Bryson whs passing window Il
bullet crashed through tie glass, strik.
Ing him in the neck, and penetrating
Ills wiudpipe. lie fell TO the floor
bleeding profusely, rs Mrs. Ida
krnuse, who was stopping In the
house at the time. GENE into the room
second bullet and which wa proha-
bly, Intended Tor her came through
tho same window, narrowly missing
her, and buried itsoll IN door oppo.
site.
liryson is considered TO lie in n crit.
zeal condition. 10 day Sheriff MGkin.
hey arrested Henry krause, the hus-
band of Ida hrause, from whom she
had recently separated, on suspicion
Hnd lodged him in jail It is generally
thought hero that krause is the man
who did the shooting and that he in.
tended to murder both Bryson and lis
wife.
krause denies all knowledge of the
crime although several persons saw
him III tho neishborhOod about tic
time the shooting occurred.
Bryeon and krause have been bad
friends Tor some time. krause and
his wife have been separated auout Il
| ycaI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28
FIFTH EDITION.


Superior court convened at 10
O'Clock this morning.
John Biggs asked for rule to show
why the sale OF tho property at Della
ware City formerly owned by James
A. Jemlson and sold by the sheriff,
should not loo set aside. The houses
were purchased by Samuel A. Mncal,l
lister for sli72. Mr.. Jemison stated,
that he had not been informed OF the
seizure OF the property.
Mr.. Jemlson valued the property at
$1,000, There were four dwelling
houses.
George B. Money OF Delaware City
valued tho property at $1,000. Thoy
wore assessed at 600 apiece. He
thought II the properties were put up
at sherlf's sale again they would bring
that amount. Tho object OF selling
the property was to raise money to
meet the III TtRage.
Joseph Go Nd testified that the sale
wus conducted us required by law, the
sales beiag duly advertised.
the purcha5er.sm the property, the
mortgage phe.scAtim ony presented
by him was to show that Jemison
had know ed 70 of the sale. He had
\ communicated with them In relation
to 1t. He presented the advertised
salos after the case was closed. but the
court refused to admit them as evi.
| dence.
The court ordered the sale set aside.
Mr.. Ward asked that the report OF
the com mission Tilghman johnson,
| on the divorce case Of Mary IL. hus-
hand VS.. Wesley Husband be approved.
The com missioner has decided adj.
versely to the divorce, 1t wac accept.
ed. Mr., lIilles represented Mrs. Hus-
bnnd. Her ground was cruelty.
Mr.. Ward further asked Tor an
amendment III an action of iucorpora-
ton, which he had Improperly oom-
posed. lie asked leave to amend ID
under the statute. Permission was
granted.
Mr.. Emmons motioned to have the
records Of Justice OF the Peace smith
corrected on the grounds that thoy
have been altered. Mr.. Hilles repre-.
scented the magistrate.
The suit originally grew out OF the
failure of the James Barkley Brother
tompany's suit for their respective
Bmounts.
The allegations as upon the records
we're vacated. No further exceptions
will be filed In the cases.
The respondentwlll pay the costs In
the Husband divorce case.
The court confirmed the Judgment
of Tatnall n Brother against the
Barkley Brothers Company. The re-
naming Judgments were altered.
Joseph Lardo was ordered relea bed
| from New Castle iell.
Atll.35 court adjourned until 2.St
O'Clock.
The divorce OF Robert Cardwel
against Susie H. Cardwell was grant
: ed Attorney James represented tn
. Commissioner. Charles Ii. Ruinfor'
D was the Com missioner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

That remarkable production Ozark
est Russla.n wilt shortly be seen here.
Wherever this attraction has been pro-
duced comes encomiums OF highest
praise. The play Is one Of Intense
realism and has for lis theme the
d,spotism OF the Russian Empire. The
story is replete with thrilling situa-
tlons and the tale is told in manner
which compels absorbed attention.
The various phases OF Russia life are
treated in most powerful manner,
and In the cleyerly drawn pictures are
shown the height OF cruelty and op-
preston which tho Cars government
heaps upon his subjects. The play in
a most vivid manner shows the work
ings Of the entire political system, and
portrays with startling reelisn the
mereiless laws. and with what torture
they are exercised toward the people.
1t depicts the despicable methods utit'
lied by the secret police, ana shows
to what extent this heartless nrm OF
the empire ls used in condemning in
nocence to the horrors OF exile.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

The nihilIst question is also largely
dealt with. and in fact every charac'
terlstic peculiar to the nation Is shown
in thoroughly stirring manner. One
of the strong features OF the play is
the elaborate way in which 1t Is mount.
ed. and In the staging great attention
has been given to the spectacular. The
scenic effects are murvels of realism,
every act surprising the other In dec.
oratlve display and mechanical fea-
lures. The costuming. too, has re-
ceivCd lavish attention, are not only
accurate and correct but picturesque
and beautiful. The entire company is
composed Of artists OF reputation un,l
were selected for their fitness Tor the
rJle5 which they portray In every
way Darkest Russia" is one Of the
greatest successes seen In years. n
powerful, thrilling and intensely in
tereStlnH play.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

\NTh&p II -Huusekeepcr not over 81
w yeiasu of 'lge, To 20 10 country. Mr.
ShrIMOal. > d IM1nall sIreCt. q e
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28
THIRD EDITION.


Granville p. Alexander and Miss
Florence NJ. Lloyd were married In
the second Baptist Church last even.
Ing by Rev. Moses Heath. The we'd
ding was n pretty one. L. Percy
Klund was groomsman and Miss
Mary Bonner was bridesmaid.
THE ushers were: Merritt Hurley,
]. Warren Frlzer. Charles Lloyd and
Leon Lloyd. The bride wore brown
faille and carried brides roses. The
bridesmaid wore q gown OF garnet
broadoloth and carried La France
roses. After the marriage reception
was given ut the home OF tho brides
parents, northwest corner Third and
Cornell streets.
Among those at the reception were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Alexander, Misses
Maggie and Edith Alexander. Miss
Saxton, the Misses McCafferty, James
Bonner. Miss Annie Bowers. Miss May
]. Heath. Miss Kate Davis. Daniel
Caskey, Ray Lemvill. II. L. Klund, II.
q. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Kurtz,
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. 1alley, Miss
Emma II. Richardson, Mrs Ostermuhl,
Mrs. A. 4. Layton, Miss Rebecca S,
Lloyd. John Bartlett and family, Mis-.
Lena s. Mason, MIR. and Mrs. Fred A.
Handy, Harry Q, Saville, Miss Kate
Corbet, Miss Mary L Carpenter
Mrs. L. L. Davis, Mrs. r.. J. Davis
Mary M. Alexander. Mrs. Elmiri
Prlzer, Mr.. and Mrs. William tamil
ton. Mr.. and Joseph Lloyd, MIR. anC
Mrs. Thomas II. Pennock, Mr.. an'
Mrs. W. Is. Katton, j. W. Prizer. Nj
and Mrs, Dodo Sparks, J. [. Mont
Romery, Lester klund, Miss Mar!
Wolf. Mr. and Mrs. William X. john
son, Mrs. l.. G. Wogan. Miss LLzzl
Stewart George Stewart. Mrs. ]. L. V
Blocksom. Mrs. r. j. Larken, Mr. an'
Mrs. George II. Crawford, Mr.. AIT
Mrs. George Ii. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs
J. i. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs Waite
II. Davis, Miss Mary Dodson, Ben
nett Hazlett Mr.. and Mrs. William
Duncan, Miss Maud Duncan. Mr.. am
Mrs. j. W, Galley. Mrs. Cyrus WilCor
Mise Sallie Johnson, Mrs, Elry, Mr. an
Mrs. A, Duncan, H. Il. Wert2, 4.
Craig. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Fahey. Mr.,
Cyrus Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. GlandinI
Samuel j. OFT Miss Sallie Hare, Mis-
Sallie johnson Miss Lottie Wells,
II. Bradbury, Miss Emma Sharpe, NJ
and Mrs Edward A. Watson. MIR
Lizzie Lang. Miss Florence L, Perkin
Miss Ellie Dodson. Mr.. and Mrs. j. /
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Churc
man, A. Ii. Berlin, Mrs. H. Parma
Mrs. Sparks, Mr., and Mrs, Thomas
Challoner, Mrs. NJ. Heath. Mr.. al
Mrs. J. l., Taylor DR. aud Mrs. Prizs
Mr.. and Mrs. William Is Adams. T.
Taylor. Mr., and Mrs w. G. MahalT
MI and Mrs G. Is. McKaig Mrs.
Wanser, Miss Mary DoJson, Mr.. al
Mrs. Daniel Ross, Howard u. Ros
Miss Carrie Scanlin, Miss Maud Iuun
Miss Eva W. Sergeant, Miss Jent
EtZel. Miss Martie Farrl, L. L. Hu
gins, j. II. Bart. cit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

It's am ne tho loi.tes Of which tha
mann acturct al mw =1-Tuu etIry
remedies ave guilty to trltu iustr mrAi-
clncs rauUC rr lp .iatm FIR them
the au1lity OF ntiapcts- / ere Is tn
such thin2 a patHrrL which mPaus
a remedy ndnpiei to an 5il-Gn-rs lht-
hbsgflttl has meNer t"pn petIetrltcd TN
the T. Hpltetofs Of Iu~'errsf ~tuui.ttzlt
Bnlers. l'u the dd aim. II with
lnsiiCe. thar Is rruets uI pn ,srat
ut ltt5 ana this AicDau-e la=iestpIr- th-tf
reEulaf ANA EI4ur1 ,u1lit No 81 tire
stomach, !lvrraei bow rs wh ~ ,pul{iet
TO ti@ 70 Very al Eyn ru L.. lth nus
IL tori ii"5 the -ystlH " tIt-t WHlirll b.
inillstur -iniu1s8a a'it rttl--n4 harmonious
aetioh vi the organs Watas5as long H-
tfeF 60 riEht =" i.ut ha+t guaranty
against an endemic N lady liE" rhil's ntHl
fever " araotnpiisurs a i B.ute W rpnse
by sllnU attn; activity NJ III. kduaYs
since u rot only prevents tHelT discuss
and decay, Dt4 uApsls Ir5m tIr blood
through ihrH 5mpIrtt. tia ls,sr rtli.si-
mRtiIn, g"ttf aud dropsy. Sc It with
coincidence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

wv ANTED-Two commun icatiug I'M
w furnished roornR, for light house.
keeping; rent mus lie cheap Addrrhs j.
n, W. Republican office. s4s-i'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

Willie TagRart aged about eight
years. while engaged In playing chaser
near Fifth and Jefferson streets, about
ono o'clock this afternoon, was struck
by the tongue OF Mr., Godwin's two
horse wagon. Knocked down and gos
directly under the feet OF the horseS>
before they could be stopped. Ayott61
man who was riding with Mr.. G.
jumped out, caught the horses by tho
head and pulled the boy from his
perllous position.
Luckily the lad escaped with only a
slight brulse on the face and wound.
ed leg on which one OF the horses had
trtlnped lie was carried to his home,
No. COS West Fifth street, by f. 3.
Grammer. 1t was almost miracle
that he was not killed, as the horses
reared up and pranced about 80 as to
greatly alarm those who saw the acei-
dent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28
We Repeat Our Offer
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Come and ma Ike your
choice from a thousand styles
of the Highest Cost and
Most Expensive Cloths,
Worsteds and Cheviot Suit.
ings, and the Most Expen-
sive Trouserlngs. ..
The Suit will be made to
your measure. The cost
will be
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

Willie wimsou, coIored. z years of
age, and living at No 1913 Orange
street. broke his left arm yesterday
afternoon.
Willie wrs riding piggy back" With
a friend when 10 fell from his com.
Portable position to tho pavement.
The broken arm VAS sst and Willie is
now doing well. lie will never ride
piggy buck again probably.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

NATASTED-A timer on outside and
w heater work. Apply to Glenver
Ieurn Mfg. Go. IT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

To morrow being st. alichaels day,
there will be special services in 81
Michnel's church. Choral Eucharist
at $50 a. IN, and Festival eyen
song ut p, IN,
Noxt Sunday there will be tho 70 Il
lowing services: Holy communion,
7.30 n. M; morning prayer. (rlain) al
10. choral eucharist and procession,
1880, chtllren's service at 8 T.m ;avsuu
song and procession ut 7.4j. he ne a
choir will be heard ut the mornii.a
and evening services both tomorrow
and Sunday, when Shippers Mass In G
will be sung. Tho Parish Tea will be
held on Thursday, October 9TH.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

An all day meeting will DO held at
old Barrett's Chapel next Sunday. The
Rev. Il. Irving Watkins will preach In
the morning and the Rev. HIS. Thomp-
son In tho afternoon, and there will be
appropriate exercises in the evening,
A Correspondent saysi Bring horse
feed and yonr dinner baskets ana stay
all day" II next Sunday Is stormy
the services Will be held the following
SUNDAY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

Wrsr CHESTER. Pa, Sept. 27th.-A
strange fatality has overtaken thres
brothers, all well-known mon In thin
county. john Trey, ex-County Com.
missioner, who lived In West Nuntmeal,
fell into we'll 90 feet deep last night,
lie was almost instantly killed. Trey
was IL years old,
fills brother Benjamin Trey, sheriff OF
Chester County, was killed by the carr
at Frazer a few years since while sers,
ing his first summons, llis brothe3
Samuel fell IA tho woods at Nantmeal
and broke his neck. The lattel's dead
body was found after several hours'
search.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

Mr.. Hunter, who has been employed
as messenger for y. |. DUPONT Il Co..
for several years. leaves the banl; .
every day about live O'Clock a. M, in,
forms us that there was quite heavy
white frost this morning, being tho
first Of the SEASON. The air was crisp
and brncing and he said travelling was
very pleasant. The mercury in THU
city stood at IS at $50 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-28

CHEsTERrowN Mp, Sept. "a. A forca
Of wreckers under tho personal SUPER
vision OF superintendent F. ). Graves.
OF the Baltimore and Philadelphia
Steamboat Company, are at work rails
ing tho steamer Josephine thompson,
which ran aground and sank at
Travilla's wharf. on August IA.
Piles have been driven on both slde2
of the vessel, stringers placed acx
and by means of heavy leverag
stern OF the vessel will he raised
me 4ssurs m fiSs rrr;yr nun r closel'
steel plates will be rlvIted ON. making
the hull water-tight. The boat will bs
pumped out and toHed to Baltimore
for repairs.