The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-13


Prices at Megarry h Co.'S. grocery.
(iirst class and similar To ]. P. Allmond
Il Cos. corner 63rd street and Stewart
avenue: Eggs 16 cts. per doz, butter
24cts. creamery 26cts. lard 10cts, Pills.
tury's Best xxx Minneapolis -four
$4.5) per barrel. N. o. molassos 55cts
gal. Armour's canned, cooked corn
beef LEI Scts per Id. soda crackers Sets
per ID, potatoes SO to 90cts per bu..
(crops reported damaged and q raise
OF l0cts In one day, peaches (Southern
Ill. 35cts per peek basket" and u
for Crawford's Yellow.
You needn't starve In Chicago. You
can eat from l6 to 81 cents worth Of
cooked, corn beef ana soda crackers
for breakfast and dinner and drink
water and "let II swell for supper"
Or you can get regular dinner, or
6sth street entrance, clean and cooked
In first-ulass hotel style, for zoe. Just
opsned. Receipts lst day, $69.05; end.
S265.00; Sd. $593.00. II the "World''
feeds as many pho rata as the adioin-
Ing Columbia Cafe, on big days. til Q
total fed by both In one day Will be
5000. Meals are quickly served.
sent bills Of fare for free distribution
to accommodate intending Worlds
Fair visitors. Ask for them at the
DAILY REPUBLICAN office, and Allen IL
Ainscow's restaurant.
John Sankey, tanner. cousin OF
Ira. from MifilinburR. Union Co. Pa.
| Interested me much by the blg-h cart
eli generosity and spirit OF beneyo-
| lence with which he was pushing his
business in the Shoe and Leather
| Building. l told him I'd be good to
him Tor the sake OF Ira and the family
Many ladies' and gentlemen came
along and told him they had used his
'Life OF Leather" and found 1t thu
incest and best thing to prevent shoot
and betting from cracking and make
them wear twice as long. Sample DO!
10 cents, post paid.
Tho text Of Myrond M. Haines, ID.
D., Englewood Baptist, Sunday a. m.
was Matthew 25. IS: Fidelity" pub
llshed In Ploughshare. liked him a
well as before. he was bold and Wig
orous toward those who bury theli
one talent.
This ia city OF long trains(a police
man said As to go cars to one engin'
sometimes.) They pun and snort
long time before they get started.
counted 20 double tracks crossing 63t
street near State. At some railroad
crossings big locomotive bell la OF
the top OF the cato house and rum
vhilo tho trains go by.
]. c. White, of Wisconsin. has invent
ed scales and funnel that measures
weighs and pours nails. etc. Into
paper bag at one instant. "Manufaei
urers."
Fred W. Lyon, manager OF Louis
vile, KY, explained to Inc the wnrl
ing OF an "Old Times Distillery,
| uh fnlInpyinn tba crowd I had pnI
siderable curiosity to see.
He showed mo "Ruccoon" and
"gourd' and said every dlstillery ha
both. Sour mash" Is ferinented
hours, makes A. gals. per bushel, an
improves until ID years old. ''Swet
mash" Is fermented ~ hours, make
81 gals, and Is at its best when
{ years Old. His Company got the iirs
premium gold medal on "Old Tim'
Distillery Whisky" OF all ages.
4 The third ralP principle OF til
: Intramural Railway offers to supe
:. code the trolley and steam oil elevate
j., railways for large cities Electricil
I passes from the dynamo into q thiI
/ rail on which slides a shoe that co
| veys it to one motor for four car
> The return current passes into Il
other two tracks. Lighter and les
cost OF construction than steam. Sa
$40, 900 to $50, 600 per mile Is saved Il
u equal service. Smoke and cindel
homeland no cost on switched {
8 trains. One motorman and oil
brakeman only for one train OF A car
The lntramural has carried an ave
. age of 80 per cent. OF paid admission
3 since .he Fair opened, on n. miles an
35 per cent. on Pennsylvania da
II when there were over 20O 600. All he
/ atF Tn "A
and no accident, Engineer G. =. Ma
lack, who constructed this road, thinl
y the day Of steam locomotives al
d trolley on city elevated roaGs are nun
o bered.
Il The power that runs 1t is the large
r electricity generator in the world al
o large enough to run threa roads Ill
g the Intranural. 1t Is 1000 h. p. al
built by tho General Llactric Co. I,
an exhibit They are building live
3. the same size for Baltimore road.
The lntramural carried an ayerai
: OF about $4,000 persona per day. Son
/. days 10000. The company Is open
/. the best proposition to purchase
transplant It at the close of the IA
w. Il. Baker Is general manager,
The Ferris wheel will be taken dow
+, put in boxes at the close of this @
!, position and carried to Europe for d
Z next Worlds Fair. 1t is II iinanci
~ success. 1t has made money enoui
to do all this, pay for its cost and ha
some lett over.
, Printers OF fourth to third OF
v century ago will remember the SAL
buci" grape picture. tree and gil
: There are still some calls for the Sur
buci wine. But Alfred Speer, the |
= yentor, has become even more fumol
3. for unfermented communion win
port grape wine, etc. Ills son b
charge OF the exhibit In tho Horticr
O tural building and the concern is 1T
o known as the n. j. Wine Co. of N.
s city.
u. A. X. Transportation and Ca
e fornta day was II great success. L
attendance has been exceeded OIL
y twice before. john g. HARDNESS.
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