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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

The regular meeting of the Stree
and Sewer Department was held las
evening. De. J. =. Wales appeared be
fore the directors and asked tina
Eighth street be kept clean. The mer
in charge OF the swoepers made nc
effort, IN some places, to keep The
street clean. The board assured the
doctor that hereafter the thoroughtart
would be kept clean.
George A. Messiek spoke for mum.
her OF jackson street residents asking
that the paving OF that street between
Seventh and Eighth be re.consldered
The department therefore Will moi
pave the street until 1t can DO done
with tire brick. The funds now II
hand for street improvement amount
only to SI.O9S. a, and President CAV
throp called the attention OF the Nom
bers to tho fact. Colonel Moore saiG
those who want improved pavsments
should 70 to the next Legls ure an
ask for loan for the purpose.
Martin keogh In person asked for
the return OF $3.50 the cost in Il case
against Mr.. keogh heard Mt summit
Bridge, but 1t was deci led that he
would have to wait for IL.
Several sewer permits wore granted.
A sidewalk will lie laid on lifth be
tween Franklin and Broome streets.
The p1y-roll5 were announced to tie
Current, S9l6.j1; street i'm oroveneut.
$50 p6; total, 81. J33. s., secretary's col.
lectluns. Slli.9) .... .
The city treasurer reported money
IN bank as current S0p.llL5t: stree
improvement, Si09S.iI; total, S9I,
200. IS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19


When will Saladin win another
race? ..... a.....= -..
When will Saladin beat Mascot?
| When will New Castle be fenced In
and white washed:
/ When will the pavement In the rear
iot Sol orange street be put in good
condition.
| When will the lamp globes at the
entrance of the police station be
changed to green ones
catcher
When will the police stop boys and
street2
Whom will the water department
furnish hot as well us cola waterj
When will everyone be honest?
When Will Bancroft vote the single
tax tIcBet2
When will the streets in the south.
western part OF the city be paved with
fire bricks?
When will the journal sell for two
centsy
When will Pete Fagan's horse trot in
When will the biggest fish cease to
When will the mechanic vote for q
luIl dinner basket and living wages?
Mhen Will somo gunners know o
lchlppy from reed bird? =.....-
| When ie Clerk Sam Adams going to
turn his dog Stump into a rat trap
| Wheh is reporter Cater going to
take day Off and go iishing2
When will eggs sell by the pound?
When Will strong butter for wagon
grease lie used2
When will discarded banana skim
be thrown into the sl"p barreP
When will Peter Jackson and Jim
lCorhett get together?
] When Will the coroner hold an in.
quest on he Democratic party in Del.
larnre!
When will the RErUHIICAN have as
big a rush OF advertisements as on
Friday?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

u. Is, Jones. the Cuufecttonar at Sll
Market street, has unique Gahdy bon
in Ais window, 1t consists Of Il sham
PACK OF envelopes. In one corner is
.tha stamp and In the other the words.
III not called fer hi f days return,
etc, I've RoltleleU met IN a Contrp.
yersey Detare II AMI were not sure Of
It's Intent uLtl tEpy tad called In tha
store when Glr 1gues Kindly opened
the PICK and showed lhgm n unique
ana very handsome reeptugjR for can.
dy. IaH0 u peep n tbs window at tue
pretty box.
Mr., Patterson has had returned to
her ITO Ia.r Of gold sfen'ae.es .ust on
sunday evening. which she advertised
~ tie NTffHtl, Az Oh aiOLIay
MI JgHn Martin, tie lraUdy vino
shtihp dealer. who has lust recovered
II ON d severe iIlRese, is Low at his
place OF business again. ready to Sup.
ply those in need Of good fish bait.
You viii make 10 mistake II you
follow the crowGs on Saturday
night. You will lind yourself ut 227
Market street, Hollis. whers the rush
| Is for those Az cent candles at 20 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

The Mckinley bill was more destruc,
i've to the wool industry than an cpl
ionic among sheep would have been
When that baleful law was put upon
ne statue. books wool was selling fol
3 cents pound. Before the law was
repealed unwashed wool was selling
t 10 to II cents and tub. washed at 20
This 10 what Mckinley did for the
WOOL Industry.
The reasoni is plain Foreign WOO
. required for admiXture with hmeri
an wool to produce the best results
,he Mckinley bill excluded foret gI
WOOL, and 80 decreased the detnan d
or American wool.-Balto. Sun.
And yet we are told that the manu-
hcture OF WOODEN goods exceeded the
lemand, and led to suspension of
BUSINESS. II this be so the importa'
ion Of foreign wool would only
ave made the matter worse. Instead
" depreciating the price OF American
wool according to tho Suns argument
u would have made 1t higher and thus
added to the cost Of the cloth. In that
iase we should like to know where
he cloth could have been disposed
u. or what would have been done
With it. Mr.. sun, your contention is
lad. 1t will no t hold water. and it can
lot deceive anyone, but blind partl'
lao or any idiot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

Some idea Of the enormous profits
which the American people have been
willing for some years past to pay to
HE makers OF blcycles may he CLEANED
from the fact that one OF the best
known makes, the kind ridden by
Zimmerman, this worlds cham pion
Until recently were sold at $50. Now,
however, a New York firm announces
that 1t will sell the Same bicycle OF the
1894 pattern for $50. including 50
cell and &c lantern. About thirty
pounds of steel and few pounds OF
ubber, costing not over ten dollars
md fashioned Into shape by machin.
cry at triilIng coet, were put on tn,
market and sold for $50. 1t ia
wonder the people paid the price
There are other IN aohines sold where
similar e1tortion is practsed and 1t is
time some measures should be adop
ted to thwart such imposition, Tn,
articles. however, are covered by pa
tents, and therefore we cannot SOC
what the people can do about 1t, bu,
u Dide their time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

Dumas great play, The Corsican
Brothers. WAS presented at the Grand
Opera House last evening by the ia.
vorlte romantic actor. MIR. Robert
Mantell, supported by an excellent
company of artists. Tho presentation
was par excellence and the large aud
select audience was delighted.
This evening Coley Clbber's version
of Shakespeare's great work, Richard
III, will be given at the Grand Opera
touse by tho eminent tragediau, Mr..
Thomas w. keene, and an extraor,it-
nary clever supporting company.
This will DO Mr., keene's first appear.
ance Tor several years. The necessary
pnraphernall9 Tor first class presen.
tation Is carried.
The kimball Opera Comlque Com.
.pany will hold the boards at tie Grand
opera House, this (Friday) and Satur.
lay evenings, presenting the pictur-
islue anu romantic hurlosque opera
lDout1e. "Hendrlck Hudson, OF the Dis.
lcovery of Columbus" Tho company
us headed by the peerless Corlnne, who
hhe not been seen here for several sel.
Sons. The scene oil the opera is laid in
INow Am sterdam In 1863, Afterwards in
the everglades of Florida, showing the
! Fountain Of Youth for which Pours de
/ Leon searched in vain. and finally in
the electric palaces OF the Worlds
Fair. II Will be seen by this outline
that there ia line opportunity for
splendid stage setting and special
scenic features,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

- 06ven H ears Tor fuurGWA
At the Afternoon session OF court
yesterday Joseph Davls pleaded qua.
ty TO the charge OF larceny OF 4 pair OF
speotaolss which be returned when
arrested. He was ordered TO pay el0
restitution. be Imprisoned for three
months and receive ten lashes.
James Fletcher for the larcency OF
Ia mat from Temperance Webster. was
sentenced to ten days Imprisonment
and ordered to pay costs and %
restitution.
William Andrews pleaded guilty to
the charge OF using female child un
der is years ot age, for immoral pur'
poses. The particulars OF the case
have been published In the REPUBLICAN,
Some ttme ago Andrews was at the
stables OF the father OF Sarah McCraig
and enticed the little girl into the sta
BILE and assaulted her. The Courl
heard the evidence OF the child's moth
er and then the prisoner made state
lment which failed to reach the ears Of
the reporters. The judges then left
their bench and retired to their perlol
accompanied by the prisoner and tn
little girl.
J On returning into court Chief Jus
tice Lore sentenced Andrews to term
lN'h OWN Sato uuu pay tuo CU5kb VI
prosecution. The court said Ia pass
ing the sentence that he should fee
thankful that he escapa1 from being
Hraigned on L capital offenss. Tint
court added that 1t did not see any.
thing mitigating In the case after hear
Ing his statement and the statement
of the little girl.
Tho recogntzanoss OF william Gray
we're fortified and caRas was ISSUED
forthwith for his appearance Thorn
IS A. Sharpe was his bondsman,
I The Jurors were discharged until II
O'Clock this morning.
Martin Z, Benson and Alexander
Scrlbner plead guilty to burglary a
he residence Of John Dougherty oil
West Second street and stealing 1
gold watch and other articles there
rom. William Patton also pleat
guilty to the larceny of gum boot
from Mooros ship yard.
On application OF l.. q. Vandegrlft
the cases OF Edward Mcconnell anc
/ J. Moriarity were continued until
the next term of court in consequence,
| u the absence OF material witness
] The grand Jury returned with sever.
) al bills and court then adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

IN. THE COURT OF CaANCERy or
L the State OF Delaware In and Tor
New Castle County.
In 9 matter 81 the rcnll Petition for
ICarpenflcr deccaged. Partition.
In pursuance oil an order of the Chan
|ceior Ia the above rasc. made Mt an adj
iourned March Term 1894. All person,
having any leins affecting the interest or
estate Of Alfred u. LeCnrpeutter, sarah
!: LcGarpcntier. Mary $. LeCarpnutier
William Green. trustee Tor Annie Green.
w illiam McMena'uin. guardian for VIII
liam g, LethrponticT Ellen LeCarpen-
tier. John LeEarpentler. Alphonso Lee.
Carpenter i.dna LcGarprtior. and George
i.eLnrpenticr, or either OF them, In the
lands ana premises to which sud cause
relates. are hereby 10 lncd 10 fife peti
ition setting forth the nature and amoum 1t
OF The same In the Office OF the Register
in Chitneery, for New Castle County. ten
days before the second Monday In Sep
TENDER a: D.. 1894. and to appear and
prove said LENS or liens at the ensuing
term of the Court, before The rising or
the Court on the third day of the term,
GEORGE A. ELLIOTT. Trustee.
-, a ttest :-Co.en Ferguson, ltegister in
.hunceIy nu21
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

N OTlCE-For the purpose OF remoy-
~ Ing The ashes, DIRT, etc, as aiore.
said; the city will be divided into four
districts That portion of tho city east Of
the ceutre of Shipley street and south OF
the centre line OF seventh street, IncIud.
ing all south and east OF the Chrlst.anu
lIlver Will be known as the First dist rIct
All that portion OF the city east of the
centre line of Shiplcy street, from Seven
N TO Tenth street. aud east Of the centre
line OF Orange street from Tenth 10
Hrandywine creek. and north of the cen.
tire line VI seventh street. including ali
north ana east OF trandywine creek, Will
be know as the Seconl district, All that
portion OF the city west oitceDtreiline OF
>hiplcy street from Seventh to Tenth
street. and from centre line of Orange
street from Tenth to Brandywlne creek
and north of centre line of Seventh street
ana south OF the Brandy wine creek, will
he known as the Third district And ali
that portion of the city west of the oen-
ire Inc oil SIMPLIFY street and south of
centre lin" of seventh street and north
and west of the Christiana river, will he
known as the Fourth district. Tie First
district shall be removed on Mondays the
Second on Tuesdays the Third on Wed
hosdnys and the Fourth on Thursdays OF
each week.
Contractors vii be required to use pro.
per care inthe handling . I receptacle, or
ashes and rubbish. They Will be he'd
responsible Tor any damage done the
same arising from carclessness oil driy-
ers or other persons IN their employ.
a2g.6t - = ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

. DlsSrmtlci Republicans should
bury their private Ettef7 alter uomt,
tat!ons have been malo UnI giyt to
The candidates then cordial support.
Scratching name Oh. I teSet can DO
&c good, Whatever. wliIe i mly do
nnch harm III" party has teen de.
'eated heretofore by sach ehilIs play,
md any man who is ikely to wish IA
rors in the future ehould not indulge
Ia 1t. The practice Is not only unw!se
but accualiy suicidal. Let all unite
TO beat the Doiao rats and when that
done, l. w.ll b. time enough to iii.
vide the honors or 10 seltle up old
scores. United We stand divided we
TALL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

c. ]. Moriarlty who with n party o.
friends was on board Of L. " 4 Is. Il
Il train enIoute for Philadelphia or
Monday evening TO witness the fight
between McKeene and Mcdonnell
Morlarity came in contact with Tony
lStunnard and forthwith commenced
to give him one OF the seyercst tongue
lastiings that man ever listened to. He
called him coward. duifer and dared
him TO meet him with OF without
gloves at ten minutes or ten seconds
notice and he would do him up in reg
Inlnr Jim Gorbett etyle
| Stannsrd had not word to say anc
appeared to be afraid of Ills antago
mist
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

II the Republican voters OF Nav Cas-
tie county Will tight the Democrat
half as hard at the polls ns they or,
now engaged in lighting each other,
delaware will be carried by several
hundred majority Tor the Republicans
this fall 1t docs not matter wht
represents the Republicans OF Della.
ware In Congress. The great essential
thing is to secure the, first
then II the lighting Republicans must
fight let them by all means settle Lheir
supremacy In regular prlz9 ring style
Don't take your filth to Democratic
papers TO the disgust Of decent Re
pubiiGanS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

The of1iosrs for the reglstra ton o
voters will cit In the several hund red,
of the State on Saturday, and ali per
IONS who wish to vote at the coming
election should make 1t point to
walt on them aud attend II this i'm.
portant requirement Very few cltl
Eens attended to this matter last Sat.
urday, aud hence the greater necessity
Of a larger turnout next Saturday and
thus oLyiate the necessity OF pres
eIns crowd on the 18th Inst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

gentleman residing in tho neigh.
borhood oil Ihirtieth aud Washington
streets says some young mon in that
vicinity who undertake 70 sing In Tic
evening only make night hld.Cus Will
their Ao.cnlled vocal Strains, 1hey
cannot sing and their nightly concerts
IRE not enioved by the Erighborhood.
II they would only practice come.
where else their absence would bt
greatly appreciated. They SHOULD
lOtn oXcy army.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

The Fame Hose Trip Association
holds its last meeting to night at 8
All membeS who are going on the
"trip TO Norristown will please attenC
so that no trouble Will happen to mor
row. Chief Marshal Hugo +. Bourbon
Company Marshal Jacob Kopp, First
Assistant Marshal julius Shunder, viii
march along Second to Vest, to Sew
enth, to Market, to the b. X .. II. Il.
Itnln will leave the depot at $50 n. IN
lat Water and Market streets. Members
Will meet at the engine house at u a
IN. They will tnko 40 men and thr
First Regiment Band OF 70 pieces, will
ARRIVE home on Friday evening and be
received BY the Delaware Fire Com.
pany No. 8, who will meet them al
1.-The depot,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

The Roaid OF Mater Comm ssioner,
yesterday afternoon In regular session
announced the weekly payroll to b,
ISG21.lG, balance IN bank 5jl, 53S.1l. Il
was decided that hereafter the tax OF
water closets and uIinals IN d welllngt
having reservoirs world he 81. the
Others would he s.. Until yesterday
the tax was tho same. 1t was ordered
that $500 he drawn from each Of the
deposited banks and the money dc
posted in Union National Bank.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

On Thursday week, September 7 h.,
there viii lie another gran | matinee
race meeting hold at tho Hazel Dell
track There viii DO three year old
oft race a.mlnute hnl . - am 2.5g
class races, fIeo for all lrotters ami
pucGrs.
those wishing to enter horses can
10 50 by applying to William Stafford
Mt the track each evening or lo4 Last
Second street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

Tie Ynuug Mems Republican ClHh
VIII Oh Friday evening meet aud make
arrangements for reception to cIndl.
dates JoshHu H. Maryll ana Jor athan
s willie.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

5yMPToMs-Mois intense itching
an singing most % night worse BY
rmors form. which often bleed and Nice
ate. becoming very sore. SwAYNE's OINI
MENT stops tho itching and bleeding
heals liberation. aud in most cases RI
moves the tunor. At druggists or b,
mail. for 50 centa DR.. Swayne u Son
Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

We have received Nos. Is, le, n, ls
~ and 20 Of the Art Gallery OF the
World, and EeTsons who may wish to
complete the set are invited TO call al
our uilicc, either with OF without Cou
pous. lie entire twenty numbers
Will be furnished for 81 No prettleI
book can be found, and scores Of them
should yet be disposed OF
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

One OF the largest cat fish yet no.
ported caught by any of our local
sportsmen was hooked and success
lully landed by Samuel Wilson 1t
weighed pounds md was big fel.
low, sure enough. II was caught with
a hook and line. Mr.. Wilson, on at.
tempting to land tho big fellow.
thought he had caught Il small sized
whale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

Mrs Robert Biakely and sister OF
Kissing sun took DIVE Inst Sunda y
balHd tho dun geliing Mace, when
they had quite time holding him ia
People Oh the pike with their trotters
had 10 show as he can show 2.20 gait
any time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

Joseph l1avls. who was convicted in
the upper court yesterday for tbs lar.
ceny OF n ran OF gold sp0ctaclrs, was
ph tograpksJ Goon afteTw ads aud
Ills photograph will grace Chief Do
ian g album
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE ANENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND


EXPIRES trains.
New York. week days, 1901 = Il. IS 40 40 ~
New York, Sundays - o.. q II. 10 80 II. m.
'2ae, . b. = ii. i u. III.
Philadelphia trwenty-fomrth and Chest
nHt utrrcts.) week DAYS, 3tA 81. g Ii. rs,
= o. 90 IS 20. 20 10 o. 10 81. ~ y a. m.
Sundays. .sos .7l7 81. 500. 900. 1905,
II 40 q. NJ, "a, g ~. 70, 45a '53a G3i = a.
~ 10. ii y. M.
week days, 1904 = L. IS TO- 10 80 in. - 40
sunday + U os. &c IL. 30 90 n. M. ,4lo. .74L
cilEsiER, week days 1909, bs5. III. Ga1.
= 3d. CO. . A. - 10, 1000 10 20, II a q. M.
l25 '24g. % 80. 'bt@. ~. 4 ~, ss5, 10, III
GHEslLH, sundnys '303. '7l7. 6 81. or
- q, i.i0 =. m, - :. ~ 70 d55. . %. GI.
atlantic Cify. week days. III. .ia "a. o.
'ss9 H. NJ. sundays. q ESQ IL M. 'a.49 p. IN
WEST HOUND.
BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON, -Ils
~ y ~ M, IL 10, '2ul 30h 81, u U.s. u,
Sundays, 'll5. 7oa % az a. M, 1915 go,
Galt!more and Way stations 7Oa a. m, sO7
iSiewar2 'nel..4lo. 7Os IS saa. M. re 49, on.
= Y, q = ;? a M. re ID. OJ'I - IS. 5 i.
9 q a,,, $ 2; a. m; = p. NJ. daily
Glncinnnti and -. Louis ~ 1t D. IN, and
New oricams via Bristol AMI CHATTANOOGA.
~, n p NJ daily Through sleeper TO New
sipgerly accommodation, sOs n, M. goa
- and II 10 p. M, daily.
Landenhcrg accommodation. week days,
~ " a. M, % and 3 ~ p. m surduys
Trains lcuye Market street stntiou. Tor
New FORK. week tluES. = ~ n. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19

Receiver OF lakes hickey will sit In
this city for the receiving of taxes on
October !, z, >. 4. >, 23 and 20, and on
November /. :? 3, and ). Taxpayers
would do we'll 10 pay their taxes as
egrly as possible and not leave them
oil for the last moment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19
SOCIETY Mo1Es.i

4 Mrs. d, F. IemIey is the guest of
Mre. 3. NJ. Davis, West Chester.
Miss Florence L. Ii. Caulk Of Cam.
den, daughter OF Or. L. d. .Caulk. has
returned with friends of Philadelphia
from four months tour to Europe,
having In that time visited ten foreign
countries.
Cards are out announcing the we'd.
ding OF Miss Jessie b. Thomas.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James B..
fhomas to DR.. Horace Belts. The
ceremony will take place In the First
Unitarian Church on October 3.
Arthur q. Bowie is on vacation trip
to Boston,
|, 8. ,. Allen has been visiting Smyrna
friends.
Miss Annie Webster is the guest of
Smyrna friends.
Harry France has returned from d
Miss Ethel Bach left yesterday fol-
Wellesley College.
George Lovegroye is the guest OF
Marcus Hook friends.
Mrs. Charles i. Walther and daugh-
ter, Miss Nora. have gone on trip to
washington to remain some time with
friends.
Mrs. Oscar Davis is the guest OF Mrs.
Miles, kennett Square.
Miss LILLIAN Armour Is confined to-
the house suffering with a severe
cold.
Mamie MeGue, of New Castle, lie on
the sick list.
Hon. N, Il, Benson and wife returned
nome onsAlon,,ay night from two
weeks visit to Bedford Springs, a IA.
nous health resort among the noun
ltalnS OF peunaylya min
Mrs. Willie l.. Vanderbilt will bring
action Tor the divorce against her Inns
Dand. She will reside with her chill
luren IN Newport for one year and then
under the States laws will commence
suit for divorce.
Maynard McDanel is recovering
from injuries received In q heavy fall
from his bicycle a few days ago.
Miss leila Moore OF Henry Clay is
visiting Mise Maggie L. Green Of
James H.Beggs who has been gu fer
ing with his nasal organs we are glad
TO chronicle. is getting better rapidly. |
ne IS doctoring with specialist In
Philadelphia.
Several fishermen from our city Wis
lied the canal on the Jersey shore
sized cat fish.
Mrs. Charles L. Griffith and infant
son left to day to visit her parents al
Brldgeton. N. J. Her mother lie con.
ilned to her bed with severe attack
OF illness.
Frank Hamilton and Miss Carey. OF
Chestnut Hill, Pa. have been visiting
friends at New Castle.
Mrs. Chas. Guyer is the guest Of
at Marcus Hook.
Mise Mary Bailey is the guest oil
Miss Minnie q. Finley OF Marcus
Hook.
Miss Emma Anderson has returned
home from a pleasant visit 10 Miss
BoIa Staars, Marcus Hook.
Miss Laura Barton of Marcus Hook, |
mas returned home after prolonged
visit to Mrs. Manlove OF New Cas-.
tic.
Miss Sallie Crozlrr Griffith and Hi /
ram II. Potts were married at Upland "
on Tuesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-19
MTLMIIiGTnN AND NORTHERN
w II IL

TINE TABLE IN EFFECT MAY 20 1871
Trains leays Wilmington It reno, Street
stati4nl Tor u. 4 ., Junction, AIontola.
LossIrt, Chudd Ford Juuetiu1. PogonsnS'
esl chester, Elnbreev.llr. MortonvIae.
Soatesyille ana intermediate station,
daily except Sunday, as ! IS M ii
M, y aud 20 y. m. DAILY nj i. On. ~,
FOR aynes0urg Junction, Sprfngtisli
and interiHetit'o stations, daily excspt
sunday. at ! - " H.. s. aud ) IS D. IN,
. For Joanna hirdsboro. Reading an / IN.
termeGiatc stations daily except SUNDAY.
al = a. III. and 81 p. IN. sunday oa!y
At n5i. III. AM . D. IN, '
A. q. MCCArSLAND. SuperIlten lent
BOWSEsS uHlGGS Gen. Pass. Ascut.