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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

Doctor Elliott visitad Shellpot Hill
to-day accompanied by Doctor Howell
OF New York. who Is specialist on all
lung diseases. lie cume ut DIR. Elli-
otts request, rs he thinks the air at
Shelipot Hill Is perfect for oil lung
trouble. Doctor Howell was surprls-
ed. He said he had travelled a great
deal but In, all his travels no mover
found air SO dry. so strong and pure
as at Shellpot Hill. The mineral
spring on MIR. Wier's place was a great
surprise to DIR. Howell. lie carried
away demljohn OF water fora pa.
telt who had Ia grippe He snid this
water was what he wanted. Doctor
Howell said to Mrs. Wier. ''if you live
in this dir nil winter and use this
water, and every fine day walk up to
grove on your place, lined with Cor
don Heights, In the spring ! will In
sure you will be q spry, healthy
woman. but you have to live here. not
in the city; you have TO drink the
water all the tlmo and breathe the
air."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

What do you Think Ono of our citi-
xens Is 80 Interested In our town and
- Eager to hear and see the Stanton
1teme, home or abroad, he reads them.
Yea away In Talbot county. they
were read. Cunning seems to be the
lever among our sportsman. Friday
Of one week. 2 young men are coming
Tor miles to visit their cousin, and OF
course promised The folks at home to
bring back lofs OF game, and left their
abode with four dogs.
Now, how did these young men
think these dogs could find game with
ropes about their necks and afraid to
let than 20 for fear they came back
homer Now. those two men travelled
until nearly starved, clothes torn,
shoes worn out. dogs lost, ammuiil.
ton left behind and all they brought
home was little rabbit FUR they pick
cd up. pretending they lost the rabbit,
and sparrow blind OF one eye and u
Wooden leg.
There was house needing repairs.
byiits owner. and you may know IL
was a pretty hard case when a tub was
placed In the bed room under the
leakage. and IL was soon filled.
Now, this owner had such faith In
Cleveland shingles, LIE paced SO few
on the roof. that Ii would require q
spy glass To see them. but the leakage
stopped, for the Harrison shingles
were played out. and he Is pleased to
know what all i'm provement even in
ehlngles, much less everything else.
The people are waiting patiently for
extra meetings to commence ut the
NJ. Il. Church.
We hope Bro. Williams may have the
prayers of his people.
VIM. Rodeck. formerly OF this town
who died in the Philadelphia Hospital
will be buried ut st. James Cemetery
Sunday afternoon, 18th.
A few days ago u gentleman seein Q
more than one cat about certalI
House. remarked it would he a goot
Idea to start iiddle string factory
now times are dull, but we will give
further notice If tho factory is built.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

At the auction sales OF Hollis Stove
and Furniture Co, No 9 East Fourth
street. to he held every evening from
80 to $50 o'clock, goods are being
sold ut one. half the cost. Stoves that
sell at retail for $40 are going for - To
50, Carpets that sell at refill for 81
are selling for 40 to 80 cents per yard.
Chamber suits that sell for $50 are
only bringing Sl2 to SIS IL Is OH eX
ceptlonal opportunity to get anything
in housefurnishing goods. furniture,
carpets and stoves at one third to one
half their usual cost, US everything in
the store will positively DO sold at
whatever they will bring. Sale to-
night and every evening until whole
stock Is DISPOSED of.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

Tho company presenting "The
Black Crook closed their engage-
ment at the Grand Opera House last
evening.
A better attraction for a drawing
card than Neil Burgess County Fair"
which appears at The Grand Opera
House this evening, could not be So
cured In any form. Although it has
been remodelei in an ingenious man
ner. 1t still retains Its vim and go. The
company that Is presenting 1t Is under
the direction of the able manages
ment OF Mr. Burgess, ID a strong one,
and has been doing a big business
since the opening OF the season. The
plot still includes the race track scene.
in which live horses are used. 1t will
likely draw big house.
With pleasure we announce the ap-
pearance OF the inimitable aud only
Gus Williams at the Opera House on
Tuesday evening. He is SO well known
that IL Is superlluou5 to describe nun
further than to say that lie Is the
only Legitimate German dialect Gomez
dian now before the public. Go and
hear him.
That man of marvels, Kellar, who
some experts think something more
than man. will give one OF his won
derful entertainments at the Grand
Opera House on Wednesday evening
next, ... ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

A youth named Robinson who re-.
sides on East Fifth street. aeted very
disorderly at Third aud King streets
this morning. lie was stealing APP
pies from market wagon when he
was caught by man who occupies an
adjoining stand. At once he becume
and began throwing the APP
pies among the women who were do
ing their marketing. Owen Carton
started to quiet tho boy, but US he
started toward him he was met with
a volley of the boys plumber.
Mr.. Carton obiea ted to this, ard
selling Richardson gave him a severe
thrashing. When he let the boy GO he
hurled bricks at him. which narrowly
escaped striking several women.
Richardson Is bad boy, having
served a term at the Reform School.
He should have been arrested thus
morning and punished again for his
unruly conduct.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

Mr. Horsey and Mr.. Carpenter. both
Of this city. left yesterday afternoon
on a cunning expedition in Sussex
county, delaware. r.....-
The Y. NJ. c. A. first eleven have re.
ccived formal challenge from the
Warren Athletic Clubs eleven. ..-.
William L. Smalley, ST., was in our
city looking after his fences this morn.
ing.
A reception will be rendered to the
officers of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
at Odd fellows Hall, on Wednesday,
evening, the 18th Inst. A banquet will
be served later in the evening In Eden
Hull. All members are invited to bt
present. Tickets $3.50.
The Grand Lodge, A. o. U. w. oil
Delaware, paid, on Nov. dJh, to the
widow Of tho late Bro. Samuel A.
lott, who died Oct. 18th, 50 900, with
in "a days from date of death. -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

Franklin, pastor. Preaching 1870 a. m.
and 40 p. in. sunday 'ho6l ut IN m.
Christian Endeayor AT 6.a0 p. IN. Morn
lug subject, thrlsi's DIR lwing Power
Evening. Coils Keeping Power
West Pre- -hyterlan Church. s. W. corner
Eighth and Washington streets, Rev A
N. keigwin pastor. Preaching 10. 80 H. M
and 40 p. IN, by pastor. Sunday school
at p. M. Y. Z. :. &. H. Gas u, m,
Morning sohieet, "what has God Done TO
Save Man." Evening, Faith Tested
Seats free.
First NJ. p. Church of New Castle Dell.
Preachint 10. I'D n. IN. and 40 p. IN. by
Rev Iachariah Walker Clns5 n. M,
led by j. -. sRlSrns. Sunday school .
p. IN. Christian Endeavor $40 p. IN.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening.
St, Paul'a A. u. Church. south WI.
min2ton. rev. e. II. Walker. pnsior.
Preaching 10 a. ". sunday 3 hool 2;l5 p.
III. Preaching 40 by past or. Tex
SAY ye to tie righteous that it shall be
well with them; woe unto the wicked, 1t
shall be i'll with him"
Kingswood NJ. Il. Church, 18th and Clay.
mont streets, Rev. II. :. Dulauy, pastor.
Fire brigade Service $50 II. M, led by
Frank King. Preaching 1910 a. m. nu
Pont Post g. A. T. VIII attend. Sunday
school = p. IN. willing Workers meeting
An p. IN. llallelujnh service GO. led hy
W, J. Faulkner. Preaching 100 by pas
tor, Class OF prohationcrs to he received
into fun membership. Two converts last
evening and IA spirited meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11
Chancellor WoIcott Grants the Injune-
..... tiOu. ....--

Chancellor Wolcott yesterday after.
noon granted the preliminary injune-
ton preventing the sale of tho pro-
pertv OF John j. DougIerty and his
bondsmen.
Senator Gray began at O'Clock, and
said that he would admit that the bond
OF the sureties should be strictly con-
strued. But there was time when it
would have been well for those in
charge of the affairs OF tho county to
have regarded the public welfare.
There WIS time IN May. 1891, when
the Levy Court wns not so careful
about the interests of the public. The
loss of thousands OF dollars was
whistled down the wind, The Lovy
Court then discharged Collector John
]. Dougherty and eleven other col
lectors OF this county
He dad not know what was the loss
in the aggregate, but 1t must have
been many thousands OF dollars. Mir.
Gray went on to say that after this
was done no Legislature had power to
repeal the act.
Al . o'clock he closed anu the chan.
eellor gave lila decision. In doing Sc
he held that he law OF 1877 was part
Of Dougherty's contract.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11
DIED.


AII.CORN-nn November o. 1898 George
W. Allcprn. aged IA years
NelatiNeB aud friends arc invited TO at
tend hrs funeral fIom the residence ui
his brother. Samuel NJ. Alcorn. near
Stanton, on sunday The l2th instant. M
Ocl"ck p. IN. Interment ut Mecannon
Cemetery.
SILL, Y-On November 10th. 1893. Eliz l.
b III, WE OF W illiun Stilley. aged 70
Years
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tc d she tuH"rl from tho residence OF
her sou-In-lAw. Charles w. Simmons 3lst
aud " Uudbulc avenue, on Mon rs. al 800
O'Clock, in cfment ut Interview Ca u
terry.
REED On November 9th, Ann G T.. wife
of W. &. Reed. residing at No. Ola West
sixth street rged Is years
In,ermcnt will la G pl e. mt the Ian
caster Cemetery, Lancaster. Pp., on lht
arrival OF the tram which leaves this city
on Monday morning at Z O'clocS.
KING 49, TransplantGd from earth /,
heaven, Ethel II. King. aged years,
months and II days.
The daughter of Thomas A. aud Nun,
u. K,rg departed this life Nov. nth. lS9t
ana has gone with the angels OF Light.
Il IS my lips and let me go.
Ncat er swclls tue so emu How;
out of weaknr 80, war and pain.
1n;O power. peace and gain;
out of winter gale and gloon.
Into Summers breath nLd bloom;
| ftnm the wand rings OF the past,
| lam go!ug home at lust.
| by her grandfather.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

AT havo always been miserable in
summer, and l believe / should have
died this seaeon II / had not taken
Paine's celery compound. 1 began
with 1t last February. and this sum mer
have been Splendid" and her ayes
flashed as she warmed to the subject.
And ] am delighted to tell it." she
continual, .'for it is the truth. Ihave
had so many doctors and so many
doctors prescriptions that l had
lost faith In them. and / have
tried so many patent medicines
that dreaded the summer. But I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

Preaching at 10. 20 a. IN. and 40 D M.
hundRy school 300 a. IN. and 200 ID. M
Christian EndeayOr Society. g 30 y. IN.
Revival all week.
Second NJ. =. Church.5th Ave. and Brown
street. Rev. b. Il. Jester pastor. Sunday
school p. M. Glass at 1879 II. IN.
Christian End avor Society al $50 D, m.
Preaching by pastor p. M. followed by
Lord supper. PIeaehng at $50. p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Jones A. NJ. Il. Zion Church, 18th and
Scott streets. Preaching 1850 u. m.
Al 2.3l p. m. preaching by Rev. A. J.
Spencer aud singing 10y his choir; 80 p.
N. by France Williams. Second Quar-
terly meeting. Frisby Gibson pastor.
Plymouth A. NJ. L. zion Church, Wal.
nut street below Ninth. Services on
sunday. Preaching 1U.8O a. M. by Itey. 5.
.iuy. sunday school y. III. { p. IN.
memorial a'rvice IN memory of R'v. j.
Z. Price. Tuesday tvenin there Will be
nh entertainment by the Solid IL eads and
stewards. The trustees are requested TO
meet mt O'clock Monday evening. A. j.
Spencer pastor.
Bethel A. Nj. &c. Church, Walnut street
above sixth. Rev. W. II. Hoard. pastor.
| Preaching at na0 n. ". bv lteY, l.. II.
Stanford. snnd9y sch, a.39 p: Ia. 6.45
p. IN. Christian EndpnNUr. Al T. IS y. IN.
preaching by Rev. l.. II. Stanford. nth
| Anniversary OF church,
Heavenly Recruits Mission. No. 81 Wal.
nut street. Preaching nj 10. 30 II. m. and
40 p. M. Children's meeting 30 II. m
| Sunday school 2 p. m. Experience meet
ing At 3 p. IN. jas. Redsravos pastor.
Wesley NJ. l.. Church. n. l.. Cor. Linden
and Jackson streets. the Rev. j. b. QulgY
pastor. Preaching TO- 80 n. IN. and 80 p.
III. by Rev. Enuch Stubs u. d. Sunday
schOol.p p. IN. Epworth League meeting
y, IN.
Goodman 81. r. Church. 18th and scott
strocts. Rcs. William l.. White pastor.
Preaching ut lO.b Il. IN. snl 7,31 p. m
by pastor. sunday school ap m
Evening, The Great Electio ~ Young
Peoples meeting $50 y. M. led by Vim
Stats
Star of bethlehem a. U. NJ p. Church.
Newport. ltev. Geo. brown, pastor. n
p. III. by pastor. All Invited.
Mount zon A. L. NIP. Church, Rev. j
NJ. X. johnson pastor-in charge. Cius
meeting . a. IN. PREACHING II u. IN. bJ
Rev. NJ. shby; sunday school I'D p. m
Preaching $50 by tho Rey. Jekel Town
san.
Mt. Hebron A. NJ. E.Clurch, Linwood
Pa, Rev. James Pritchett. pastor
trrea a 1870 a. IN by Rev. Jas. 1
p. NJ. preaching by Rev. W. II. Turner
Revival next week,
Moore's A NJ. u. Chapel. McDowollville
Rev. Jas. Pritchctt, pastor. Quarterly
meeting. Love feast 10 Al. III. Preaching
y a. m. by pastor sunday school : p. IN
} Preaching ny Rev. |. L., Jarvis j. M
Communion service. 7.31 y. IN. preach
ing.
The Gilbert Presbyterian Church. 11ti
, and French streets Rev c, L. Jefferson
pastor. Preaching at 1870 4. m. AMI "a
y. III. by pastor. Installation service a
30. Sermon by Rev. W. II. Weaver.
3 ID. Seats free.
Ma ie.cy NJ. IL. Church. Rev. d. +. wsd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11
zGALLANT ,IDAtLEVIS.
Americas Grace Darling. the Brave Woman VIII
Keeps the Lime Rock Light.
Her Boat sThe Rescue" Exhibited at the Worlds Fair
The Heroine Who Has Saved Is Lives, Tells How Herr
Own Life Was Saved-Congress Gives Her Gold Medal

NEWPORT. R. l., Nov. 10.~America's
Grace Darling, the heroine OF is life
saving exploits. woman for wncm
congress has cast gold medal Of the
first class, the first of the kind ever
given to woman, keeps the Lime rock
light.
1t was when the Russian warshlps
were lying at peaceful anchor In Now
ports beautiful harbor. that small
company from the hotel Aquldneck
went out In a sail boat to pay visit
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

George Tomplilns had one or his
thumbs cut of Thursday morning at
the Marcus Hook Iron Company. He
WAS running II circular saw.
Wawasrtt Tribe No. IT. l, O. II. NJ.
Will attend services ut the Methodist
Church on Sunday morning The
bIEwood branch of tho Chautauuua
circle met on Thursday evening, at
the home of Miss L. Mary Pike.
William Valentine opened n barber
shop in the store ad Joining /. i, Yer.
nous place of business ON Market
street.
Samuel Marshall, ono OF the horougii's
fright young men. is becoming quite
an expert ut playing banjo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11
Wanted.

Special evening sessions announce
ment-adapted to the times. Call and
learn the new easy plan of payments
for securing practical business edu-
cation for both sexes ut our evening
sessions, held Monday. Tuesday and
nights us to 9l5. Day
sessions 0 to 3. Reception room nntl
Office. second floor. 5ln=titute Build
ing, Eighth and Market streets. Call
DAY or night. Goidey Wilmington
Commercial and Shorthand College.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

The inmates OF Farnhurst have
sociable dance every Monday and
Thursday avenin& which Is worth
witnessing. The institution has now
some 222 inmates. and under DIR. Han
cker's care are well managed and
kept In such a way that 1t reflects
great credit on the Doctor as we'll as
on the good name of the State. The
Doctor will give a stereopticol exht-
bltion this evening OF the Worlds
Fair Views. kindly loaned him by the
Camera Club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

You. we think, to take look at the
surprisingly good quality and make
up Of our two dollar shoes. The square
tip, long tip butchers, and opera too
with long. straight tip and a cloth
top tip slice, on now style last are
among tho new Comers for ladies'
For men, our velvet calf shoe. aud ar
opera toe calf shoe are something
new. and little better than usual for
the money. Have you ever tried our
shoes for boys and girls? They wear
vol and arc low in price, rare COM
binatlon that's bringing us trade.
Eorman's No. 10 East 4th street, be-
tween Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

On Wednesday evening last In VII.
mington one of our handsome young
ladies Miss Narcissa Warrick. was
married to Mr.. William L. Davis. at
the As5ury NJ. Z. Church parsonage.
by Rev. j. ID. C. Hanna. MIR. and Mrs.
Davis are residing in u very conforta-
bly, furnished home on Banning street.
near Broome street. Wilmington. Miss
Warrick has been IL resident OF New
Castle for about a year. She formerly
resided at Clnymont.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

The following members of the Boar,i
OF Edncation's term OF official life Will
expire in tho year of 1895. when the
next election for u new School Board
will take place, They are as follow:
John Pyle. First ward; David Whitsail,
Second; David II. Coyle. Third: vii,
liam Turner, Fourth; S. Richmond
Smith, Fifth; Samuel Il. Bolts, Sixth:
Charles Baird, Seventh; Dr. James H.
Morgan. Eighth; Dir, L. G. Shortlidge
Ninth: Thomas T. O'Donnell, Tenth /;
Patrick Mngarity, Eleventh; Joseph
Pyle, Twelfth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

smyth Post gave an entertain
menL on Wednesday evening, which
was enjoyed by all who were present.
Every specially and act was fret Glass.
But the feature OF all was our Clever
young comedian Mr.. VIM. Gordon
Smith. He had the house with him;
they fairly roared out with laughter
at everything he did. We are pleased
to say thpt we have such o comedian
In Wilmington. He did q finished
piece OF acting. As he Is but 10 years Of
age he deserves great praise. II not
now he soon will be Wilmlngton's
greatest comedian. We hope to be
able to take another laugh at his ex
penae soon. Wishing hlm success We
remain sincerely yours, A WITNESS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

A very pleasant party was held last
evening at tine residence OF Mr.. and
MEs. Mccall, Sl4 Harrison street.
Among thooe present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. McCausland. Mr.. and Mrs Tai
Icy, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. White Mr.. aud Mrs Morris. Mr..
and Mrs. Davidson, MIR. and Mrs. Law.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. McUaA. The music
was furnished for the occasion by
Messrs. Robinson. During the even-
lag refreshments wora served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

A lady dropped her pocket book,
containing about Sc, in front OF the
oil all of Mr. Glanding, No. 3l5 King
street, where she had made purchase
and passed down the street. Imme-
dinlely aiterward woman picked up
the pocket book and placed 1t in her
pocket. As she was known to by
ISLANDER. she had better return the
same or she may yet be placed In a
very unpleasant predicament. All
should remember the old saying
honesty is the best policy"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

James Leach was lighting yesterday.
and when PatroInrun lIrinkhead ar
rested him he wanted to do him"
The officer proved to the satisfaction
OF the Philadelphian that he WAS mis-.
mistaken. james was lined 81 and
costs by Judge Bail this morning.
John Drgan. John Curtiss. Daniel
Hall, John Mclaughlin and W. J. Kel.
ley were also lined for drunkenness
Joseph Smith was fined 80 and costs
for dlsorderly conduct
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

The Delaware state board OF Pharmacy
held its annual meeting on Thursday
at Dover. Tho fu IL board, consulting
OF Dr. W. II. Cooper Clarence ID. Sy-
pherd, DIR. o. q. Robinson, J. Harvey
opruance and Erdman Hoffman, was
i'll attendance. After some routine
business, the following oillcars were
reelected: DR.. Cooper. president: Mir.
Sypherd. secretary and treasurer. The
board has decided to strictly enforce
the law upon all pei 5ons not comply.
ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

II. Miller, practical barber at No.
4iO East Fifth street, has reduced the
price of shaving to live cents hair cut
ting ten cents and shampoolng to ten
cents. In order to aid persons out OF
work to bridge over thesN dull times
In the spring, when the work becomes
plentiful, he expects 10 go back to the
old rates. Unlll that tlme he invites
ali TO avail themselves Of the above
low rates IL they wish to save money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

auction sale OF theHolllsStove andFur-
nituro Co.. No. 0 East 18th street. being
held every evening, from 7,30 TO $50
o'clock Goods are being sold at one.
half their cost; stoves that sell ut retail
for $40 are going ut 81 to So, carpets
that sell ut retail for 81 to Sl25. are
selling at 40c to Doe per yard. Bed
room suits that sell for $50, are only
bringing from Sl2 to SIS. Sale to.
night and every evening until the
whole stock Ia disposed of 1t Is an
exceptional opportunity to get any.
thing in household goods at third to
one-half then usual cost Tor any furni.
ture. carpets or stoves you want.
Everything in the store will be sold at
whatever it will bring.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

Tho Jackson & Sharp Company have
tho contract for the mill work Tor the
new and commodtous Odd Feilows'
hall. located at Broad and Cherry
streets, In Philadelphia, but Will be un-
able to do much OF the work before
winter is over. They also have the mill
work tor the Bourse building, III Phil
adslphia. which will take full yearto
build and complete
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

Now am excelient. and feel proud
to tell 1t and give the credit to Paine's
celery compound. l have faith in It
because there Is nothing like 1t. know
81 many people that have bseu beIned
lam SO much improved that my friends
do not know me this summer. / have
taken eight bottles since February, and
tho longer take 1t the better get. i
have to live economically, and do all
my own housework. washing and iron.
ing, and oven the painting OF the wood.
work outside. l enjoy doing 1t now,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

read about Paine's celery compound
and went to see the gentlemen who
testified, and they were loud In it's
praise: My brother Rudolph said that
had better not try 1t, as | would be
disappointed again, and then i would
feel worse than ever, but | went
ahead; 1t seemed as II the Lord dl.
rected me, and received benefit from
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11

Tho Rev c. T.. Jefferson. who was
recently called to be pastor of Gilbert
Pres byterian Church aiiThlrteenth and
French streets, will be Installed as
pastor of that church to morrow at
$50 p. IN. The Rev. W. II. Weaver ID.
D.. Of Baltimore will preach the SER
mon. The Rev. W. Z. Swartz will de-
liver the charge to the pastor. and tho
Rev. A. n, Keigwin will deliver the
charge to the people.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-11
STORE Open TfIs LvENInG UNTIL
IL O'CLOCK.

A store full of the most
popular styles of Suits and
0vorcoats at popular prices
is what keeps us busy at all
times. An extra force of
statesmen is helping us to-
day to attend the extra
crowds of buyers. Every
garment marked in plain
figures. A child can buy at
the store as well as a man.