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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-08-10
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W. Ii. WORTH, s. i. u

Orders can be sent to NE
Company. .,
The Editor of The CAUCA'iD
wearing a pair of these Shoe,
can testify to their DURABILITY.
comfort. nla!Jc~
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POSTAL SHOE COMPAhi,

w Oo"gresS 81. ahd 40 FfdhkTTH vi
| have a contract with the bS
Shoe House. and give it my un4u
fled recommendation. ANY y
plant make to me direct. -
rant every pair to be just as n
sented. See
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-08-10

'John Sherman a patriot"
New York World.
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now YO REICU rms mi
J. M. SELLERS, Manags

Formerly Proprietor ALANoH.
Colorado Springs, 81.
Mention this paper.
julyG M
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-08-10

architect conceives the ideas. The other
aoes the work which machine or a
brute under some conditions could he
trained to perform. A system that re-
wards each alike for an hours labor is a
system fundamentally unjust.
The richest elements of life are those
tnat elude such material standard of
measurement.
we could not estimate the poets labor
py the same tick of the clock "a we est;.
mate the man who paves the streets
Inc poet that wrought his immortal
song that thrilled thousand hearts ami
gave them courage to do the tasks of the
world; that made the anvil r;ny T., =
thousand workshops; that gave insp;ra-
zion to millions of hearts-we cannot
pay Tor that poem in the same terms and
oy the same standard as we nav the
printer who has set up the type and gave
1t to the world. s"'o
Ane arust cannot be remunerated unon
the basis OF the house painter. The artist
whose creation inspired thousand Other
near1s cannot be eQualized. cannot ho
DIought down to the level by anv me-
chanical process of the naintar ~
paints .he exterior of the house by the
day and the hour. y VIC
~ ne musician whose masterpiece thrills
1ne nearts OF the ages cannot have his
WORK estimated by the square inch. To
urlng the race down to the dead lave, 80
the communistic idea is to eliminate tho
ne.oics OF Life. Shall there be no indi-
slauahty? If we are just, there must
W. Justice demands that each shall be
rewarded according to his deserts.
Against the scheme of communism
as a scheme for the present social dis.
o,oer' would protest in the name of
Soo's word, in the name of nature, her
law OF individuality, her law of brother.
hood, fatherhood, sisterhood and moth.
erhood, Of all her forces that differen-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10
Strictly oas pfls3, and il dis
satisfied with yalr purchase we
will return your m1a3].
.Y.ClOtling House
3l6 MARKET STREET.
MAX EPIIRALM.
Infants Department.

When the wise man wrote
There is nothing new under
the sun" he forgot about the
babies. Babies are always new.
True, they have been in stock
more or less for the last two
thousand years, but that does
not prevent each individual baby
from being just as new to its
admiring parents and relatives.
1t is no wonder, then, that
mothers find the greatest pos i
bic charm in the outfit oil baby.
The little clothes 50 dainty and
50 PRETTY fashioned, all the
tiny belongings necessary to his
or her comfort. Nothing can he
too good; nothing is too fine
and delicate for this wee mon
arch who reisns supreme over
hearts and homes. We have
concentrated in this department
our best energies. We know we
we have never had better as
sortment, greater variety OF
choice things-we think we
never had as good. Every cloak
shows it, every cap shows it,
every gown shows it. Prices,
you know, will be the lowest
namcable for the qualities
Goods sent out on approval
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10

There was slim audience at the
Grand Opera House last evening, the
Attraction being that famous violinist.
MIR. Edouard Remenyi. The enter
tainment WAS very fine one and MIR,
Remenyi's violin solos were tho best
ever heard here on tho violin.
Tonight, in the Grand O oera House,
Charles Ii. Yale presents his romantic
dramatic spectacle, "The New DEVILS
Auction" This ls a return engage.
ment, the company opening Its season
here In September. meeting with
great success. Fifty people appear in
this production. A car load OF special
scenery, costumes enough to equip
music by Herman Perlet will be utll-
lied. Miss Mai Estelle, Miss Carrie p.
Perkins, VIM. j. Maxn, I. II. plumer.
Signoriti Adele Amore and Concettina
Chitten. Signor Coccia and the troupe
OF Vlennese ballerlne will appear,
Many novel changes have boon lately
made In the show.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Frank
Mayo will appear at the Grand Opera
House. In his well-known original
character, "Davy Crockett" In Muir.
dochs. Id of the Backwoods." The
plot OF the piece Is very simple. the
entire Interest centerlng IN Mir. Mayo's
acting o his part, which Is q very
muscular one and adapted to show
his fine figure to advantage. His sup
porting company us whole is O
strong one.
Geo. Pecks scenic SUCCESS "Under
the Lions Paw" will bo the attraction
at the Grand Opera House on Monday
evening. This piece has been present
ed here befole and drew an immense
house. II is hoped that 1t will do the
same as IL did then,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10
MuniciouI Court l)oIups.

The first case disposed of was a
charge of drunkenness against James
Met arthy. who was found by Patrol.
man Gainor in an alley near Front
and Market streets. 80 helplessly
drunk that he had to carry him TO the
patrol bog. James was fined u and
costs amounting to t2.70
Lewis Ii. Cox does not makes prac-
tice of getting intoxicated, but yester.
day was an of day, he having fallen
in with q number OF friends. lie was
fined 81 and costs.
John Armstrong. arrested by Patrol.
man Thornton for drunkenness, was
discharged.
Samuel INITIAL was taking home
with him gorgeous jag" when he
was met by Patrolman McGarby. lie
was fined 81 and costs.
Thomas AleCarty. whose bond was
forfeited yesterday morning. after
giving Il reasonable excuse for his at.
sence, WAS discharged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10

A delightful musicale was given In
the Second Baptist Mission last night
Harry Lowe, W. S. Languey and
William Martin each purchased horses
at the sale held at Chester on Thurs.
day. ... "....- ...# 49,.
Miss Scott of this city ia the guest
of Miss Sallle Pierce of West Market
street, Chester.
Row. +. b. Short, of Harrison Street
Church, will preach in Epworth Church
tonight. -...
1t costs less than II cents a day to
feed each OF Montgomery Countys
jail Inmates.
The fourth quarterly conference OF
Grace Church will be held tonight
after the preaching service.
Brother Trumbauer, OF Mt. Zion
| Heavenly Recruits OF Chester, preach
ed in our city on Thursday evening.
will pay ladies who can do writing
| for me at home $40 weekly. Address
with self-addressed stamped envelope,
Miss Flora a. Jones. drawer s, South
Bend, Ind. Prop. Famous Blush OF
Roses and Fragrant Quin celia.
Early cabbage, tomato, lettuce, and
other seeds for hot bed planting at j.
j. Smiths 4th and Shipley streets.
J II is tho intention to detain all in
fected passengers at the Marine Hos.
pital ut Lewes, Del, while their vessels
will be allowed to come to Reedy
Island for disinfection.
DR.. j. II. Stauter started this morn,
ing for Sprinilgeld, Ohio, in order to
join his wife, who has been passing Q
week or two with her parents In thai
city. They propose to return to oul
city next week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10

William Mitchell. colored. was found
on the railroad at King street yester-
day paralyzed from drink. Patrolmau
Tucker found him in his dangerous
position and had him sent In the
wagon to the hall. This morning the
prisoner was fined 81 and costs.
Cornelius Lyons only got out of Jail
on Tuesday but was sent over again
for 40 days, he having boon found
full" by an officer yesterday. Cor
nellus frequently appears before the
court.
On recommendation OF CITY Solicitor
Curtis charge of assault and battery
against John Il. Beatty was dismissed
without the payment OF costs.
Joseph A. Briscoe. acolorod lad, YVES
charged with the larceny OF shoe
brush ard other implements used at
this vocation. Joseph stated TO the
court that he did not steal the articles,
but got them from Mr.. Pierce OF
Brandywipe hundred, with whom he
is employed. The court continued the
case to allow Joseph TO prove his limo.
cence.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10
FIFTH EDITION.



The Delaware State Sunday School
Association convened In sixth annual
session In the NJ. E. Church al Bm yrha
yesterday. There were about It's dele
gates present including Revs. T. n,
Terry, J. Edgar Franklin and williaIf
l.. White, Joseph Pyle, Harvey Holfe0,
ker. James Q. Morrow, 7. ii. Ii. Mes.
singer, II, $. Cooley, d. A. Finley, VIII
liam N. Mccormick, A. v. Hysore,
Charles A. Morgan. William d. Smith,
Charles Gray, Miss Belle Fletcher, Mise
NJ. Finn, George c. Clark. Miss Ella
Shumar, Miss Minnie Lombard, Mrs.
John Dayett, Mrs. Alfred Brook. Miss
Lydia Joseph, Miss Mary G. Booth,
Jason @. Flory. ]. II, Huntingdon, S. A.
Taliey, George Green, Charles Ii. Cant.
we'll, Henry Q. Downward, Mrs.
Charles w. Rowland, Miss Carrie jack
son, Miss Mary ID. Carly, William j.
Miller, the Rev. l.. A. purnell, w. p.
johnson, Howard II. Gallaher, William
II. Milliss. David McHenry, William
McHenry, Miss Nellie Porter, Miss
Mary Grandell, James p. Ratlidge, tho
Rev. q. II. Walter. Miss Alice Demby
and N. b. gilbert OF this city.
Before tho business service, Prof.
John II. Sweeney OF Chester conduct
ed song service, during which Rev.
NJ. p. Fixes of Dover prayed. The
session was presided over by Joseph
Pyle. A committee Of three, which
was composed OF Rev. L. Il, Terry, A.
V. Hysore and w. o. Hoflecker, was
appointed to present resolutions on
the death OF tho late s. L. Murgatroyd
former member of the ISOLATION.
The committee on credentials was
composed OF w. Ii. Jakes of Wyom-
Ing and t. II. Il. Messinger Of this
city. Rev W. W. Wilson delivered
tho address OF welcome, to which
President Pyle responded.
The report OF Treasurer T.. A. Finley
was then read and showed a balance
OF more than $50 in the treasury. The
secretarys report showed 39I schools
in the State with o membership OF
$1,000. Charles II. Cantwell read the
report OF William X. Crosby president
of the New Castle County Assocla-
| ton.
At the afternoon service Professor
II. NJ Hamil OF Chicago. described o
normal bible lesson. Rev. l.. l.. Hub,
bard spoke on Enthusiasm In Our
Work" and Rev Morris P. Fixes
spoke on Teachers Meetings. How to
Conduct Them" Professor Hamil
gram. suggesting this order of exer-
else.
Preliminary song service for fifteen
minutes. silence, invocation. teachers
roll,call. singing. concert recitation
or scripture, singing, weekly Offerl ng.
normal drill, lesson study, reports.
singing superintendent review, pas.
tors words, singing, silent prayer,
orderly dismissal. The service is to
last two and a half hours exclusive OK
the song service.
At the evening service Prof. Ham
i'll aud Rev. I. Il. Terry spoke. An
adjournment was made.
Tho convention is In session to-day
and will adjourn tonight The Off
GERS were elected this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10


One Of the prettiest weddings which
has been solemnlzed in this city of
late was that of Charles +. Wlngate, of
Lewes. and Miss Addie Gertrude
Nickerson, on Wednesday night. The
ceremony was performed at the home
OF the brides parents, No. 2lS West
street, by Rev. John ID. o. Hanna.
Miss Lydia Sterling, of Kirkwood, was
bridesmaid and Walter Blddle, OF Kirk
wood, was the groomsman.
The bride, as also was the maid, was
attired in cream serge entrain. trina
med with smilaX and carried bridal
rusos. The groom and groomeman
wore the conventional black dress suit
The newly married couple were the
recipients Of many useful as we'll as
ornamental presents. A collation. was
served to the guests, after which de-
parture was made wishing the happy
couple many years of happiness.
Mr. and Mrs. William Nlckerson,
Mr., and Mrs. John A. Matthews, MIR.
and Mrs. Samuel II. Lano. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. BenIa.
min Price, Mn and Mrs. I. Mcclure, MIR.
and Mrs Thorpe, Mr. and Mrs.
.klalapee Stlandingssa etr.. and = Mrs.
Blackwell, Mr.. and MIS- James Cart.
ridge, Mrs. Filliban, Mrs. Campbell,
Mrs, Hysore, Mrs. Gcrtrade Wingate.
Mrs. Manuel, the Misses Thompson,
Misses i'iIiiban, Miss Campbell, Miss
| Lizzie Tweed, Misses Cartridge, Miss
lrlco, Miss Lydia llysoro, Miss Ella
| Mcbride. Miss Lizzie Gharnine, Miss
MulIie Nansant, Miss ollie Nlckerson
| Miss Allie Robinson. Miss Mary Null
lin. William L. Nickerson, ia. Fred
I Adams, Ralph ho!lingsworth, Vim. L
/ SPARKS, John W. Hudson, Harry Ma
| lOuoy, Frank Nickerson, Bennett Haz
lett and Mr.. Salta were among the
4 guests from this city.
The out of-town guests were: Mrs
Sterling and daughter, of Kirkwood
Miss Julia Thompson. OF Maryland
Harry Ningate, lfraatuS Atkins AM
Charles Marvel, of Lewes, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10
MInrshullton Items.

Wo have been visited this week by
chicken thieves. MIR. Moses Jones
lost 1S-chiokon5 ono night this week.
Who says the preacher Is the only one
That likes chlckenP
At the Fourth Quarterly Conference,
Rev. Q. II. Williams was unanimously
requested to return foE third yenr.
Next Sunday is his last appointment
before Conference. He leaves on. ntIcs :
day for Middletown, who're the Con-
ference will open on the 18th.
The klamensl Wooden Company ID
running on full time at present.
The one absorbing Interest among
the i2lles and friends OF the M. Z.
Church Is the fair and supper to be
held on this Friday and Saturday
evenings, March 10 and II, at the
hall. Supper from 3 to 10 o'clock.
/ The ladies' are making great prepara.
i tions for tho fair and supper. Supper
/ ia to he only 25e. Come ye men and
maidens and help these ladies by tax,
ing supper each evening.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rlsge on the 23d o. Mr.. Joseph W
Armstrong and Miss Mary Il. Guest
We regret TO lose Miss Mary. She
will be- greatly missed in the soGia
circle and also In the church, as sht
has been tho faithful organist fol
years,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10
rrocismatlon. :
Butcher. photographer. 720 Market.

n / Office = To t h e
IN members of the
Mutual Benefit Life
Association, of America. You
are hereby notified that F.
Pringle, Sylvester Bean,
Thomas Ell. Williams and j.
N. Parson are not in the
employ of the company, or
in any way connected with
it. Any statements made
by them are false. You are
warned against showing
them your policies or pre-,
MUM receipt books, and If
taken from you by them
please call at 826 Market
street and immediate steps
will be taken for their arrest
and punishment. MUTU AL
BENEFIT l. [ T e AS.
ISOLATION, 626 Market
street. E. P. RYAN,
m10-lt* Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10
Not Surprising

Tint we are increasing trade. It's q
little unusual to find such good quail
ties at such reasonable prices. but we
are after trade on the solid basis OF
good footwear ut tho lowest possible
price. 1t isn't hard to sell cheap,
shabby shoe stuff for seemingly little
money, but when you come to giving
good quality such as we keep, for
about the came price often asked for
poorer stock, II takes lower expenses
and willingness to take less profits
~tAau usual to reach the desired result,
ForfiraA's, No. 10 East Fourth street,
lietweeu Nfpllsataud King,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10

CHHsTf On the sth inst. Mary Ann.
the beloved wife OF James Christy, In
the 18th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from
the residence of her husband, James
Christy, N. Il. corner of 18th and Locust
streets, on Saturday morning at h3O.
Intormeht at tho New Cathedral Gene
tory.
ARMSTRoSG.-In this city. on March 9Th
George ID. Armstrong, aged II years.
Funeral service at his late residence
No Sl3 Washington street. on Saturday,
March II. at p. m. 1nteIment at WI.
mlnGton and Brandy wine Cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10

Abraham Lincoln. when he WAS q
western lawyer, was Regular in hls
habits, punotual In business. opened
his office at S O'Clock a. m. and closed
at o'clock. His dinner was always
brought to him. lie always kept Ills
money In his office. When he was
there one night no left his Office door
alar, and tho passars-by were aston
ished. and knowing Of his precision
said to him: Ahe. why do YOU leave
your office door openf To lot the
Smoke I'M Smoke OF WHAT One Of
Stansbury Murrays straight &c. clgafs.
No l04 Il, Front street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10
SATURDAY,
THE a5Tn DAY OF MARCH. 1898,
AT . O'Clock D. H.,

The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain loS OF piece OF land
situate, lying IN and being tho village OF
Port Penn, county OF New Custle and
State of Delaware, and described In u
certain conveyance executed by Hebocca
Reed to Alrich X. Pennington. bearing
aate the I'D dag OF March, a. ID. 1887, as
follows, 10 wit
beginning at the northeast corner of
the tavern house porch and running
thence southweSterly by Congress street
sixty leet; thence west wardly running by
the board fence which separates the said
lot from the property now occupied by
the said Bebecea Reed about one hund ed
and eighty feet to II lot now the proper y
OF William CIeaver; thence by the said
lot northwardly about sixty feet to Mer-
chant street; thence eastwardly down
Merchant street one hundred and eighty
feet to the beginning containing ten
thousand eight hundred feet, be the
same more or less.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Ester Page and Elan Page,
her husband, mortgasorA and j. FRANK
Bigss, administrator OF Thomas Beard,
I. l., and to be sold by
PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
Sberlfrs Office, Wilmington, Del ,Maroh
0. 1898. ms
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10
lIrintinn Women nj Work.

The ladies OF Goodman NJ. T.. Church
will hold u package party and enter
tainment In the upper room of the
church at Thirteenth and Scott streets
on Saturday night. The ladies' arc
very DESTROYS that the affair shall be a
success, as their object Is to raise
funds for the support Of tho church
No admission fee will be charged, but
all are requested TO bring with them n
package containing goods OF not less
value than live cents. These will af.
Ierwarf be disposed of at reusonabl q
prices.
The entertainment will consist both
of literary and musical selections,
which will be rendered BY the young
ladies of tho church AMI Sunday
school. The earnest support OF all is
requested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10
SPECIAL 1884,
WRAPPER sale.
We have the finest dis.
play of wrappers made up
of wash good ever produced
in this city bliore.
Guaranteed Perfect Fitting
and Fast COlOrS.

Being early in the season
we offer as an induccment,
of 10 per cent. on these
goods; prices range from 81
upwards. Also great bar.
gains in underwear.
We mention II few of our
speciaities:
Crawers, 18c. Chemises,
23c. Gowns, 4Sc.
Our embroideries are 60.
ing very fast, from &c per
yard, up.
We still have about $50
pairs of gloves, reduced from
81 to 4Sc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10

Is heard praise OF Or. =lain's Hon. ehold
Ointment. Mrs. /. :. Jacobs, of Turning.
ton, Maine, writes that she suffered 1--WE
years W til garirOSs veins Hnd Two run
ming sores On her leg, and wa5 complete
ly cured by IT'S use. y. S. Fllcv Sails
bury, VT. writes: 'NTe cannot live with
out IL II relieves my plstnr of asthma a t
once; II cures IA burn or hurt OF any kind
almost INSTANTLY Under date OF May
5lth, 1-ga. Il. II. Simpson. Lciioy. New
York. Whites: 81 used Halr's Ointment
Tor teunatism three yenrs ago, and have
not been 'i"ubled sine. IL II the finest
"in, mcnt in the world for general use. 70
cents and 30 cents per box. For sale by
Beaton Smith, Seventh and Pine streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-10
\. Y.CI0thllg House
wILMiaGroS. Friday March 10. 1893.
" OYS SJJITS. Come
Hszs - IL. W. ~

" OYS SUITS. Some
VA from this Winter that
u We don't care to put
A' away until next.
Others from last Spring that
we don't care to put with
our regular stock; they're
just as good only the sizes
are broken, but 81 or s. off
some and So off the fine
ones will make a good suit
Tor the boy at the price of a
common one.
Mems suits, some one or
two Of a kind. others nearly
all sizes. We must have
the room for the new Spring
goods; take a little time to
be fitted and save, in some
cases, one.haIf.