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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25
THIRD EDITION.


OCEAN Grove N. j., July "a, 1898. -
The people have begin to pour into
Ocean Grove this week in regular old
fashion style, every train adding
largely TO the number within Its gates.
Tbs season Is fairly on and boarding.
house keepers are wearing mere ia.
dtant smile. owing to the fact that
their nearly empty houses are fast
filling up with visitors who have He'd
from home TO escape the intense warm
weather.
One of the things that troubles the
management of the Grove Is the In
adequate supply of drinking water.
Although they now have some sixteen
Rrtesian wells going to their full ca,
pRclty every day and Sunday includ-
ed, the supply ie hardly up to the in
creasing demand and another new well
IL being sunk. Tho workmen had
bored down 6S4 feet when the drill
broke and work had TO he suspended.
A dynamite shooter was employed to
try and blow the drill loose. He low
cred some 10 pounds or more Of this
highly explosive compound down into
the we'll, but it refused to go of. from
what reason he was unable to ascer-
tain.
The charge was then hauled up out
the bowels OF the earth and placed in
the woods nearby when tho charge
went OF with deafenlng noise which
sounded like one OF the DuPones pow
der mills when they blow up. There
are now but sixteen feet OF water In
the reservoir large iron tank some
nifty or more feet in height which Is
located near the Sheldon house. The
supply OF water will have to be in
creased or there may be trouble to
supply the numerous cottages and
Boarding houses.
The new auditorium will be com
( menced this fall. 1t will DO oil the
amphitheatre order, with galleries
city OF ten thousand. The building
will cost $50. 200. of which some $1,000
is already subscribed.
MIR. Harry Skirm of Trenton, n. J..
Henry Deltaven and several Other
members of the Association have giveT
$1,000 each. DR.. Stokes Is very anXiou!
that tho building should be finished rs
early as possible, and is giving tn,
project his personal attention. He In!
sent out blanks for tho public to Ill
out with their subscriptions for this
great Methodist enterprise.
All dogs have 10 bs muzzlel by or
der OF DR.. Stokes, or they will 10 shot
OH sight by tho police officers II founL
running at large without being muz
xed.
Prof. Ford, we'll known to your citi
zens, gave q very pleasant recitation
ono evening of this week, which was
highly spoken OF by numerous per
sons who had tho pleasure OF listen
IL & to him.
In Brady delivered very power
ful sermon in celebration OF tbs
closlng OF the Worlds Fair on Sunday
anu reloiced at the upholding OF til,
American Sabbath by It's people. Tn
sermon was a powerful ono and wa!
listened to by over three thousant
persons. Next month tho camp meet
ing VIII begin and then visitors vii
flock in thicker than ever and tn,
woods will resound with the shouts Of
hellelujahs. The bathing is line auC
The Leach presents a pretty picture il
the m orning when the bathers are talk
Ing their daily dip in Old ocean.
w. $. V.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

The boat yard OF the Harlan and
.lioliingsworth Go. last night closed
down for an indefinite por0d. BY the
stopping Of the machinery, a large
number Of men are thrown out 81
employment and the only hands now
employed are about twenty-five, who
are worNIng ON tho ferryb0at Glouues
ter.
Whom tho boat Is complstad, pro.
Sided no other contracts are secured,
the entire department wall close.
Work in the machine shops also
dull. while but little Is Soing done in
the eur department. number OF
men havo been laid OF in each a,Uart
meHl, and the prospect Is that the
number will lie increased in short
time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

Joseph II. IIomors fishing party
OF about sixty persons. loft
the wharf of the Consumeres Ice Com
,puny about o'clock last evening FOL
the Fishing Banks, about 10 miles out
side OF Cape May. Tho party was OF
Ia schooner tOwed by powerful tug
and they were well supplied with Ice
for cooling the drinking water ant
keeping the fish from spelling. They
Iulsu had an abundance of bait.
They expected TO reach the bank
about daylight this morning, and will
return this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25
I,Ir,.


.ftENE R-0n July ~. 1893, TboIua
owen Turner. aacd 30 year,
ltci a. yrs AMI Trends a So Encampmeni
Ne ~ lHlan Veteran legion SmytI
Pus', no. !. ;na in"m Vrs Of the Br,ipl
generally lnVitrd 4 nttond Lis I'm
neral from his lnfe Residence, No lCI iturr
street. Ninth ward on Wednesday uripr,
il"th ~ ".cl9th, lntcrnent at River
~ W Cemetery.
II srcHi so short u I inc agu
That he waa " ith ~ here
We did not think that God would send
80 soon the summons to attend,
10 one wniotpHsO dear
Al is dark within o,lr dwelling.
Lonely are olr heats tlI-tiuY: -,-z.-
lpr tbs one We iuvcd sOdratlv
Has forever passed away. I
July II. isH3. Grory,
l'"tNcTt, Youngest ;uu of Harry Il. nm,
Laura IhUn#f.spn aged eight years, min,
lnur' lis ana nine days.
nneiHl ilon hi- parents residence
i0N East ,sNenth Street. at gOclOrl,
on cduCsGay att rro.n.
nclr on, lily parents aching brow.
NNp las cured toI and loved you al
ytm i1fe,
Is We " III tears and sorrow now.
bat II Is tod ! viii thou urt Tree from
sum,
iYNt'II Vt Ilockcssin on the All inst.
Mrs. Jobuaa Ia Lynch. aged q wears.
GultMA& Ia this city. on Tie al Inst,
th|rl"5 German SON OF HiahHul am
VI 'gGiH Nurnnn. aged one year an
riaht months.
EpN&OK-llefhis city. on Inc eth Inst
AEil 4 infant daughter of Edward an
hrtA=e O taHr @gcd one Year
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

John Monroe, colored, whoaccilent,
ally caused the death of twenty.year.
old Harry Gray by striking him In
tho abdomen with u broom handle, is
stlll coniinel at the police station,
pending an examination by Coroner
Kirk. The dead man was rupturad
several years ago, and at tho time lie
was injured WAS not wearing a truss.
Peritohitis cGuaed death.
II the coroner refuses to give GER
tlicate of accidental death Monroe
will have TO stand trial for man.
slaughter Although tho coroner he
licyca that Monroe inflicted tho injury
accidentally he has not yet given n
certificate OF death to that effect. but
probably will this afternoon or to.
morrow
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

The law in reference to peddline
goods without a license is being strict.
lly enforced here in order that the H.
'cenbed podlers may DO protected. Fol
a few months Wilmington has been
ioyerrun by peddlers from out of town
until Chief Of Police Dolnn has giver
orders to his officers to arrest all
lhuokster peddters and agents who are
seen on the streets and unable 10 pro
duce their licenses.
! This morning three hueksters were
arrested, they heing unable to pro
lduce their certificates of authority
Later they produced the licenses anC
were allowed to depart. The practic,
lof placing the nufnber OF the wri
upon the wagon Will not be recognlz
ed, and all hucksters. peddlers o.
agents who cannot produce their au
i thorty at the time will be arrested,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

Charles l.. Baylls last evening re
turned from visit to friends at Rel
ton, which he made on his wheel. Mr.
Baylis left hero on Saturday on his
bike" and rode to Kennett square
where he took dinner. lie then pro
Iceeded to Kolton. arriving there early
in tho evening. lie left yesterday
morning FOL home, and after stopping
at West Grove. Ayondale and konnctt
Square reached Wilmington at 73(
o'clock, Mr.. Baylls was accompanied
by his little three year. old daughter
who occupied portable seat in front
OF him and who highly enjoyed the
ride.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

A TRIP 20 the sea fora day is enc Of
the best times Imaginable and tlu9e
who cannot afford time or money To
take more eNtcn'lei vacation Should
not fail to take At Least ono such trip
every year
II seems to break thu uonlt1ny Of
life AMI glNes us something new 10
thiuk and talk about te-l.ps rplfe5n.
ing and .ntlgordt the system.
Wilmington Division. 30 1, tui-
form Rank Knights Of l'ytIlts, winch
th noted Tor its orderly AMI well ceI.
Quoted excursions, Will Eivo an pEsilg.
son to Atlantic city, on Thursday 81
this week, mt a low prize, dnl no ON
Gearing TO take DAYS vacation al
the sea shore should miss this uyP3r.
tunity. For boat and electric caI
time see their local,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

Tho lower part OF this county and
all of Kent county Is overrun with
tramHs, who arc impertinent and
threatening. When offered work they
demand wages that the farmers and
fruit growers are unable to pay. They
will approach a house and demand
food. and II il Is not given will make
threats of what they will do. 1heia
are at leust 600 of these nomads DO.
tween Clayton and Harrington, anu
tho farmers stand In dread OF them.
They Will not work, and some of the
fruit growers are at n loss for hands
10 pick and pack their peaches for
market
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

Jacob II. Reynolds died early on
Monday morning, at his late residence.
Eighth and Union streets. in his 8Sth
yenr lie was carpenter by trade
and lived IN Wilmington since his
early youth. At one time he kept a
grocery store al Third and Jefferson
streets. lie leaves widow and seven
SONS, all grown ana most OF them
married. and residents of Wilmington.
They are named, respectively, Slaytor,
George Plerson. Jacob, Charles, Bon.
inmiu and Frank,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

The old engine of the Water Witch
Fire Company, which has been owned
by the Port Deposit Fire Company fol
many years, will be brought here or
October 10, II and IL, the occasion OF
the firemen's convention, parade and
tournament.
The old engine was bought by the
Water Witch Company In 1865 and
marked an epoch in the volunteer de-
partment, as hand engines had been
used up to that time. The engine did
good work up to the time OF the sale
OF the old equipments ofthe company,
which was In 1882. City Treasurer
Adams was treasurer OF the old com
pany and the Port Deposit laddies will
bring with them hat which he wore
then.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

Miss Nary Morgan is lying very Ill
at tho home OF her fnther, David II.
Morgan, near Hares Corner, ana there
is 10 hope FOR any improvement in hor
condition, Ono or the other of her
out every night to assist In Attending
to her. She took cold at Brandywine
Summit Camp year ago, and has
been laid up tho greater portion OF
the limo siEco hcr return to her home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad Company has
placed on Its line u number OF hand
some new locomotives. These mar.
wells OF beauty, for such they are, were
built for speed. their driving wheels
being IS Inches in diameter. 4 similar
locomotive recently ran mile In A.
seconds, and this remarkable time ia
expected TO be attained aid even
'eeiipsed 10y tho new englurs. Iheyare
hetng run between Philadelphia and
Washington, ana the FIRST one, No. 2s5,
muae it5 appearance IN TINS city last
evening. All the wheels, with the OK
.cGpton 81 the pony wheels, are fitted
with brake shoes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

Chief Engineer Bond of Tho Water
Department las had piaced in the
lako at Tenth street park, a dozen
bulbs OF the Egyptian Lotus Lily, tho
Hover Of which reaches u diameter OF
about i've inches aud arc OF u plnliish
shade The blooms Will appear be-
fore the summer Ia over and are very
fragrant Tho lilies were received
through Mayor Shortlidge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

IF you have
net been to.
Sixth and Mar
kct's Shoe De
partnlcnt, w c
would like to
have YOU come.
1t grows more
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

The large saw works of tho Dlsstons
at 1aconey Pa. that gives employ
ment to some three thousand or more
hands, it is said, will in short time
shut down indefinitely, owing to the
condition OF the market.
The shutting down Of these works
will bring great hardships on the poo
pie OF that town aud Is to be deplored.
Surely these are not the rosy good
times promised by tho Cleveland
shunters at the laSt campaign in our
Diamond State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

The Ladies' Aid Society OF Goodman
! NJ. y. Church. gave an enjoyable moi
LEY party last evening. The excur
Isiunists numbered about ono.hun
ldred OF the members and friends OF
the church and occupied two cars
The route wHs from Delaware avenu,
and DUPONT streets, to ShelipOt, to
Union Park to Rising sun and return
The ride was the most enjoyable ont
which has been given during thu
summer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

Despite the big estimates OF tho
peach crop which have been made. the
peninsula growers are not happy. The
humber OF premature peaches is
greater than ever before. and some
orchards which promised well In the
beginning OF tho season. viii produce
little except prematures. In some
plHges peaches az large rs marbles are
as red and apparently as ripe AS thore
which are properly developed All
these peaches will amount to nothing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25
fourth EDITION


Z The second matinee OF the Home
wood Driving Park Association Satur-
day afternoon attracted large crowd
anu the races We're quite Interesting
There wero three starters In the T.
minute class. but tho race was easily
!, WOE by Lila IL. Following 10 the sum
mary:
Hood Dlnke. Cherry Hin. Lila II ...,..l ]
jacob Rupp, Newark. Dexter. .
T, Joseph Is. Luton. Frank. 8
Time, 3.O3A, BIZ.
i Three horses responded to the boil
IN the $50 class. which proved to he
tho most interesting Of the events.
Summary:
4 l. Woodward, Ida May..,..........I 9
IIio USED, SWaney, Appltton HIile.'.'s
Harry Whpemnn, tairview Boy. q
Time, Sl1ll, an. 3leE.
. There were four starters In tho g.
! minute class. In this race. which was
! composed OF horses that promise
speed, some little money was wager
ed OH tho result. William Lyttle's
,Cloaton captured the two heats very
lcleverly. Summary:
William Iyttle, Cleator ]
3 John Kennedy, Joe Inhern!an........3
James A. Wilson. Harvey W..........2
John u. owls. Delaware Boy.........4
Time, 2.5T&, 40.
The last race was between Minnie b.
and Billy q. Morris Springer drove
tho former and W. G. Greenfield the
latter. Minnie b. was never headed
IN either heat, yet Billy G. kept close.
limo 2 h2Yf.
d. NJ. Ulrich was starting judge,
Jnihes A. Wilson assistant and George
dess timer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

The Young Mems Christian 4Associa.
tion will give its first annual cxcur-
sion to are May on Tuesday next.
Tho proceeds Will 10 devoted to the
new buIldlEg find The announce.
ment Is made that the bar on the boat
w!il DO closed on that day. 1rnius
will leave french street station at !.
o clock and tickets can DO purchaser
I run any of the committee tor 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

Ex-City Treasurer Milton 5. Sirnpsrs
and Miss Cora Williams we're narrleu
lat the parsonage OF Grace NJ. l.. Church
b. Iev. JOHN DobUins ID. D.. at 1870
Io'elock this morning. Several friends
iof tho contracting pLylies being
present. After the ceremony tho cOu-
ple lott on wedding tour Ihey will
return IN about month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

The warm wave which las been sC
severe for several days In the North
wost Is now moving slowly East In
it's front the temperature rose yoster
day TO 81 degrees In Chicago, while IN
Its rear the mercury touched 1902 de
Grecs at Huron, S. u. It. will continu;
Its ensterly march, reaching the west
Iern parts OF this section to-day ait
probably developing dangerous hea
and humidity for two or three days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

The great big lowest values that
tho New York Clothing House, 3lB
Market ST., are Offering in suits and
trousers have canght the popular
favor, and they are moving fast. They
intend to close ont everything before
making alterations. The store Is open
Tuesday and saturday evenings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

Lust night an officer found two 60
ored girls curslng aud swearing OF
the streets, and as lie had wuruer
tlIem several times previously about
their dlsOrierly conduct. he locke d
them up. They gave thelr names
Florence Brown and Nellie Fields. and
as the charge was clenrly proven
Judge IGli impose line OF ~ unC
costs III each case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25
ALTERATION SALE.

If you've left the Suit
buying until this late, you
are a gamer. We've reduc,
ed the prices of all that's
left. Don't want under any
consideration to pack away
while making alterations to
get ruined by dust and dirt.
Even black goods are lower
in price. There's little
thought of cost.
Better not wait too long
for the odd Trousers. Halt
price for a good many.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

Edward L. Morris and David d.
Chalfant, OF Philadelphia. arc taking
Il vacation on their wheels. They
left West Chester this morning at 3
O'Clock and reached our city, stopping
at tho postoflicc TO mail a postal card.
condition and snid the ride down the
Concord pike was very pleasant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25
Summer Footwear

From this popular mandatory OF Fine
shoes aud uxturds at Tidiculously low
prices. In order to move them rapidly
we shall otter them Mt u tritlinu advance
nbovc actual cost. Every pair OF thi.
su perb make is sold with our guarantee
Many OF these goods range from A to u
and are perfect in sizes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

1t Is reported that an unknown rol.
ored man wa7 drowned by Jumping
into tho Cui5t.4EN creek al Market
street bridge saturday, but as uutuIug
has been seen OF Ills indy nor I.aa any
Que Leeu reported missing, the rpE0Tt
Ii undoubtedly untrue.
officer hcI,rAer Rays On Saturday
night he arrested 'wu rolurNd men Tor
3ounEiug on Lust Front street Ho
took item To tho police Doth at front
and Market strGe,al and wuIr calling
for the ~agou oun OF the mon lr.5fsg
AWAY ftem him, lie did not pufy=ir
the fugitive, but q crowd Of mon Inns
ed him 10 Lie bridge Whrru thar say
ho leuped INTO the rreoE aud never
arose. Whether tie man Tes h..I t5.a
2ther side and eSraisea on tu.f Iii
Death remains u question ii, ..n stt ed
Painful teethlrS. collie, diHagnurzt pre-.
vented and CURED rs u0opers' Augdyus.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

Tomorrow promises to be fair and
rather warmer. Thursday from fail
to partly cloudy, with slight tempera
ture changes, followed by showers ii
various sections
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

RAR(,AlN
NTnVTTJT a
NllkNtJI |
STOCK
SUMMER GOODS

1t is better for us to dis.
pose of these goods at VERY
Low PRICES than to carry
them through the winter.
We quote really extraor,
binary prices through our
entire stock. The VALUES
ARE IN THE GOODS.
We state frankly these
facts and believe by so doing
we will merit and receive
your continued patronage.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

Two Italian dealers at Nos. 2l1 and
el3 King street were before Judge
Bail tltts morning. charged with VIC,
lating a city ordinance, by selling
goods on stands more than four feet
from the building line. They pleaded
not guilty, but their hearing was
continued until Thursday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

Powell has on his stall in the Third
street market, line lot Of fresh fish,
which he is selling at moderate prices.
Call early and get first choice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

James B. Green's pacing stallion
SGiadln, 2o5g4, Is at Point Breeze.
where he will DO driven to beat the
worlds record on Thursday, A party
OF Wiiningtonians will soc the at.
| tempt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

GONTEl,-KNEl:-On July 9th. 1893 n,
he residence OF The bride 5 fuihcy s?
Bennett street, by Rev. 1siHc Jewell
Samuel W. GoHter 10 Miss Nury +
Knee. both Of Altoona, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

We have n ear load OF trunks aud
bags that will be sold at the very low
est cash prices. Harry G. rhi;er, No.
Is East Third street, Odd Fellows
Hall
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

DEBllC SALE OF STOCK. ar
will sell at public sale at Booths cor.
ncr Delaware county, Pa. ON
MONDAY, JULY 81. !sal
Is head Of good young cows fresh aud
close sprInEcIs' stock bulls and II lot oi
bologna cows.
] We months credit on sums of so and
over, e. W. BALDWIN.
J. II. Slaughter Anct. jg5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

Easy ,digested and very wholesome
i, fresh fish bought from L. A. Me.
Glure IN sth street market,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

got THEAST corner OF 9Th ard king
- Is The plncr. SO II nd times ut nh
aud King streets, whru yom can huy +
uNflcls oil good Hour tor 80 that wifl
Eucp you ali winter M hard tlmc4 now
wh"u you can Law away In the pantry )
as ct flour Tor q; one bag Viii keen
you IL IS hnlC week in good bread. Bag OF
salt *. Gan OF white rs SNOW baking
powder fur "a. 10. uf good ten, COS. Col
lc". @lt. bouA bIttcr 2Se, Canned corn
|lGch Zoe tau nr,i surducs, 30 Cnl st
4 hat,Cs ere II. lu,', II Keeps u wrel, ia Il
ft. u TtHrgi " u nan mai:c pud ltHIa
ana cUstIriz Ut II. uild ii makes your tea
ni.i oifer 50 much hptteT; II Is piirn
cream nns value Tor 10. Sow ina, arc.
al Lot OF a SOS Tor picnic, "" ia,a
putc New Orleans -ugnI Ia maj youI
nc IT : Whit keeps wine best. = CON
Belfast tea al. blends to 81 every uiIe.
We have special CuliCd inarkolrl, thcS
d. @ 'usi What you want, they are vel
u Ca. i 4rar. What y1H don't So usu
Tor: "" iavlslt at 5th and KIM strcgts
. = ~ L. ". Wll.E.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

Tho funeral Of Mr. Turner Will take
place from his late resldenUe No. 100
Raen street and will bo attended by
l.neamRinont No. 81, Union Veteran
Legion and Smyth Post, No. /, G. a. /;
That OF Mr.. Hyatt will take place from
his late residence No. 1917 King street,
aud will be attended 10y Hyattfs Mill.
tary Band. the First ltGgiinellt Band.
and Sheridan Post No. -, q. A. H..
both will he intered in RiyerHlew
Con elcrN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

in favor every day and we
intend by good goods and
consistent l.riccs TO the
growth continue. Just nov.
you will find in Russct
especially good value.
From their prices there is a
10 per cent. discount which
we know you will appreci-
ate.
It's the same with ou1
Hat department. Values OK
ccptionally good. and or
all Straw Hats a 10 pei
cent. discount.
Closed evenings except
Tuesdays and Saturdays al
9 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

A TrENTlON, ENcAMPMENT No. 81,
y u. " Lr--All members are requested
10 meet NJ hall / y, IN. harp. Oh We'll
ncsflay, July 20, to attend the funeral OF
COmraie Il. u. Turner. lly order OF
J. L. FltENCII. Colonel.
Attest: l.. p. RopERICE. An. II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-25

The romans OF Thomas Il. Turner
and alhNrt 4. Hyatt Will he consigned
To mother earth tomorrow afternoon.
10th were Old soldiers and both bat
tied Gobly lor the Un,un. hut their bat
ties are DER, and