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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

Some time ago Mr.. Thomas jackson
who occupies the Peoples Farm near
Wooddale. Mil ruek Hundred, was
Dragging about his iiue Held OF corn,
AMI notice IN the EErunIICAN led one
OF his neiganOrs to taku II luok M II.
After pretty close INSPECTION ha con
GUIDED that 'Alr. JACKSON has lot OF
big corn. but" no udued. no has also
big crop u wceIs' Continuing. N,
eaid II MI. jackson wisne. 20 5su
nolel crop OF corn lie -Goud iooa
ov the held OF his nslghhur James 4.
bailey, as lie has crop worth Dragging,
about In al RESPECTS tie further Ell d
that Mr.. William Mitchell near led
Clay Creek Preshy terian ChIrch has "a
very line Held OF corn, aui. barring onn
or Two low places would saYorabig
compare With That OF any OF his neigh
bors particularly when thulou gnness
oil cultivation ID con slider d rs William
~ an lhTsterate eneny oi weels.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04
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DIED.


CoNWhY-in Brandyvinc hundred, OF
July asst. Martha j.. wife OF Joan q
conway rud daup liter OF Melchoir an
the late Martha Ebrlaht.
Relatives aud friends arc invited to ut
tend her unrrnl. from the residence o
hcr husband. In Brandyw.ne hundred
near Ldgemoor, on Saturday. Aug 4. at
p. NJ. lnterncnt ut Iuverview GENE
terry.
TAfltOR.-ln this city on the 9rd inst
Elizabeth Taylor. aged a. yoars.
Relatives and friends are Invited to mt
tend tho funeral rom her laie home
Northwest corner 5tn and Poplar streets
mmennay At O'clock p. IN lntornent a
Hivorview Cemetery.
MAXWELL On the End inst. .Jnsenh r
soh or WIN. w and Mary y. Maxwell
aged months and 10 days.
kclativcs ana friends are invited to Mt.
tent no func al on Saturday Afternoon
August 9Th, from the Residence OF Iii
pnr.ntS nr.lr tii. Salon church. Service
~ the house Il 80 o'clock. intcrmcnt NJ
Mt. Sa.um Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

TouLos, Aug. ga lighted sulphu,
torch was placed yesterday hy some un.
known person underneath pile of wicke,
baskets in ono Of the workshops Of tn.
arsenal. Following close upon the at
tempt to cause dissstsr at the time Of
the launching of the battleship Carnot
the subsequent attempt to set fire TO tina,
ship and the disastrous fire ut the arsenal
all of which are known to be crimes of an
archist origin, this last outrage has causet
decidedly uneasy feeling at Toulon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04
now plrFsKrsrIr mIeur nav =


-- 'lrS-F-N'
often think. said Philip Jones. since 1
have got to no
Where / can multiply my score of years
~ more tn IN three.
How dinere I II miLht have been with
me through all my if--
With all Its ups-ald dow nedness, Its
caa, ges aud iis strite-
IT, when popped the question to the
irl loved my Bees
Shed turned away and pou ted. and said
No instead of yes"
You see. Ia been a rollin' stone since
was twenty Que.
Aud though the world was only made
for rovIn and Tor tun.
| Travelled mere and travelled there. went
from town to town,
Aud didn't 'em to have IL care to stop
nnu set lie down,
TIL o. one. Sunday evening, when sa t
Glo ne.wlth hess.
| pui II quest ion 10 her. and she sweetly
answered Yes"
View, had our Il o nhies of and on, Tor
thcylwiii come to ALL
And lie IS no. all sunshl no to either
great or small;
| We've had our disappointment our sor-
sows and o II pains,
DLt all our losses have been far out
numbered by ou- gains.
IL see'"S to no That when l put that
question 10 dear lie 8.
Heavens blessing AMI good fortune
came 10 nc In that sweet yes"
Now Lawyer Tho nps N. old and rich -he
| led the plher day,
] went and had talk with him just be-
iure he pissed awLy.
We buenaf oil, he Slys to me-''a b. g
Tool all my liel
And here am a-Iyin', Phil. with Mother
chick nor wife
To zoos on me with ioviu' eye beside my
| dytn' bed,
| And mourn for me and shed o ter OF
sorrow when IN dead.
''Ah. Phil. II l could only have my life
! TO live again.
I'd do MS You dii long ago. whom court ing
| Be'stu i4ln5.
But vri money. and l thought l. d
wal I'm II found
| Myself the very chest III IN In all the
| country round;
And wrinkles came. aud gray hair. too.
| anu OcInn to 30
Adowu the sandy $40 OF lie ere 1 was
| cAuiio 70.
And then'--a tear shpne In his eye and
| on his wan chee.s fell
! THE only one ever loved had marr cd
III trr,e well:
| Though boiieye she car a for me VIII N
We wore Young aud gay,
And only waited, Pail, for me the proper
word 10 say
But, phi, neTrr said 1t. and I've lived
NY life u one.
Without ii wife or. baby dear that coult
cul! my own.
I've fou ID enjoyment in the wealth
twas my Nood luck to WIN.
! But NltH " l ami All I've bought, I've
never happy been.
! And oi en- siuCo va crown % old, aEt
Thought Is backward east
Among tile days long buried In the 81
lcure of the pat
rye thouens now bright lie must hayi
been with perfect happIUrs5,
II hUd said tho proper WORD. and sin
had answered yes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04
TRAINS LGaNE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEIUI IASt I.OLND

-ENpres trans.
a. m. ~ ~, - ~. ~. y ~. III D. N.
New lurn, sundays % Oi. = IL. ~ So n. M.
- - IS IN. = u. ~ ., IL. .s..-. --.
PhlTde'phiR (Is' r,3tr-fanrth aud Chest.
nut ntr.rts.) we K days. 'au8, b5 : Ii. d5.
:? o., Oh. = 10 - ~. 90. ~ 3G I'll Is M.
'ls2i. .. = ~. e. IS. % %. 6sL ~. 8 ~
Sunday. .aOa. .7iG Os,. sea 500. rOsl.
] son. NJ. ~ ~ 32'. ljl 80 OBJ = IL.
Phiindcirhia trw.Ith md Mnrisc, s,-..,
v EEK days, '3OH = II. IS 10. 10 30 u. m" - Az.
SUNDAY . o. IL. 80 30 n. m. '24a. .7ii.
CiirsrER. week day. .soa sb5. .7l7. Gsl.
= 30. o. = 80. - 70. 1907 &C. I'll Is II. m.
- :. 10, u. %, Is %. 81 = IL sal. TO- III
CHESTER. Sundays 1905, ~. 03,. sOa
~ "; ~ ~ M. ., = 10 H. d57. % 81, cal
Atlantic city. week days. '7l7. az "A. >;
AZ H. m. SUM avs. = l7.S.cJ H. M. 'alJ p. III
was RDuSD.
BALTIMORE ANN wAslliNGTUS, .iI5.
o.. . y IL M. i! 49, '2o5 .U& '4ai, 'dJs'S ~
Sundays ~. zoe IS sa a. M. 'i21G. 'ao5.
haltimore and Way >ta;ions o. Il. m, sU%
Newsr&. ber...a 10. oe, IS q! a. m. zig 1861 o.
~ y. - * -, /" g 5s II lOp. III. Sundays
- - W, - FL M, IL ID. 03'4 81 -. IS l.!
I . 81, II u D. m.
l'stsiury. 'sate. m. 81 - u. IA. daily.
''ioaKp, - ~ Z. IN. "a y. H., daily.
nrinahi aud IT. Louis II l6p. III. and
| ~ bs D. ~, daily.
| New prionns via BrIs,o, AMI uhattanoo 10
/ - D. M. daily. Through sleeper 10 New
spGgrly arcummoi ton. 7Os a. NJ. aOl
| ~ I'd II 10 p. ~. daily.
Landeupcrp aeco nniudat'on. week days.
9,. o. L. ~. q and ~ p. III. Sundays
| Trntu- Irayr Market street stntirn, IaI
I New York. wCct days, - ~ a. III.
| For nil 'delpala. week days, %. = n. g 80
/ 1 . d Is !. Ia day "A
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04
Third EDITION.


serick Shalluross, father OF Elk.
!tecordsr OF Deeds Snallcross VINO had
MS hand injured by the premature
aitcharge oil u gun, the other day ID
suffering intense pain.
George v. peverley and ono of his
sohs was thrown out OF u carriage dur
Ing runaway on Wednesday. Tne
morse ran from Glnn's Corner to
Townsend. Mi. Pevariey's other son
Cuthbert. the plucKy little fellow VINO
was left In the Daxgy. climbed over
the seat and let himself to the ground.
anu by doing 30 probably saved MS
HE, Tor a short distance further oil tho
horae brought up against u httcninK
post throwing itself to the KroLnd
anu breaking the harness and vehicle
Inc animal was only slightly cut ON
oLe leg.
W. B. Biggs Gays he ls not in 1t this
year with peaches, and that very little
u any Will DO shipped on his great
pench farme.
Mise Ada Lingo. of Wilmington, lie
ths guest oil Mrs. Catuarine Ale. rit.
Mics Anna Al Freeman liz entertain.
ing Miss Bertha kunbo, of Whining.
Ton.
string OF horses from DIR. j. @. Nc.
Toys stable ut KIRK wood, ontheir way
10 the Graad Circuit meetings, met
W'th severe accident 1T Philadelphia.
II the ring were Fascination. 2,l7e4i
psey Girl. 2.lS9l; Miss Eleanor aud
Miss McCracken, without MARKS
lhey VOL IN stabIe.car at the freigh,
yard I'D philadelphia. a shifting en-.
Gine sent car against the stable,
oauiy damaging tue latter. Easclna
toms nose was broken and she was
pedly bruiaeG. GlpAy Girl yus scratch
81 ana bruised badly. while Mis-,
Eleanor amt Mise McCraeacn were
not Injured severely. All the nurse.
were taken to the hospital In New
York, where they are untier treatment
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04
GIRLS EARNING 4 LIVING

Tho Summer Weather Tests the Re-
sources of Working Giris-Aiuat Keep
Neat and Well At small Expense
Paine's Celery Compound,
One. two, three. four crisp dollar
bills pay for Whole wesk's tire
some work behind counters, or in
some factory.
Imagine IL your own daughter.
1t shocke ono to tnink that lace and
ribbons come 30 dear and hum IN life
81 cheap.
Trying to earn living at this rate
soon brings out all tho working girl g
womanly resources to keep neatly
dressed, plea SAINT faced and well. Few
days can he spared for sickness and
strength must not dag until past clos.
ing tims.
The best friend working girl has
eser had il Paine's celery compound
It, koeps her we'll and full OF strength
and coura 20. 1t restores vitality to
the body when unusuul waste has TO-
duced the weighs ana strength OF tho
body as is frequently the case IN the
heated saasou. IL gives new appetite.
ana Keeps every part OF tae body,
nerves aud blood, 50 vel! nourished
that the nervous, exhausted H.. ed,
run d"wa" feeling from worry and
hard work soon di.at pears.
In headaches, tho head Is not alone
ths offending putt The brain Is tbs
cehtre OF the great nervous system,
| ana there Is continual coinlaunlca.
lion from every part OF tho badly TO 1t.
icnee dernnge ent OF the stum irh
LIVER, or kidne produces asatlacDas
though the head may be III u healthy
! condition
Nervous headaches. neuralgia rheu
! mdtisin, uIni leurJ truubleS are due to
/ tiooi ilsu!llcient III quantity and
| lacking In richness. Worry ard long
hours handicapped work especial
" IN the sum mer. exhaust Ut nervous
/ eun5iaGre as surely as walking eN-
hdusts tue muscles. 10 quickly fur
nisb u fresh and abundant supply vi
nutrlnenL Tor every tissue OF tns boiy
1 Ia tho purpose for which PaIne's celery
( compound was first prepared, Ihs
RAPID production OF fresh nervous en-
erRy aud pure blood was the ono en-
deavot OF Professor Edward T. Phelps
louE study of the cdu5 5 OF noryou;
exhaustion. The result OF hiE NE
work Was Pdines celery compound
/ that r8inGrkaDle remedy That urrnA
nsntly unl speedily cures diseases %
he liver. kidnrys AMI Stom9ch 1t IL
iho sreateet nerve reEuldt GRAND BLOOD
purifier OF the prosnIt centu ry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04
EDITION


A meeting In the lnterest 81 -. 81,
esial.n.ss.e.:::;;c OF q Coioiei Yuunl
Mons Christian Association here was
held In the Phillips Building, at Fourth
and French streets last evening, and
was addressed by National Organizer
Hunton. ii. 5. Dow. Revs. Spencer ano
Anderson, and several other persons.
Toe meeting was In the nature of o
and no permanent organi.
zation was effected. There will be u
meeting again next wosk. but It is
thought organization will will not be
permanently effected until fall. when
DR.. Hunton will return. The attend
ano5 last night was large.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

On last Sunday night week auo
Shuries And ,fson want TO tue house nf
Hattie L III, at lJI LAST WAGER sll,u,t
aud Reked Tor i..nk. Tie expected
beer. but Instead go ne ono brought
a Iottle OF gin lie t0ua Il drink ana
paid Hattie 10 cents for It.
IL the Municipal tIolrJ this morning
Hattie rleaa n0t gurlty To the charge
oil keliiHg WltAOu. Il licsH q. ah3 was
Represented by William T. LYLan
After hearing tina evilrnoa oil AnIer.
con Tho coutt tiisi Hattie sIJy and
costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

i.cavc Philadelphia. Broad st. d. for WI.
az ton EsArrrss 30. ~ ..2i S.aI $40 To- 20
III il.:0 u. M, 5i2.I3, 10 104. "a, lnI i,ii'
5,ts ~ nj. ~ ~. '.iJ. lilo lilo p. M.
auh lg.OJ night. "
l,rrumnoia tiGn. 6..07.St. l0a5 4. m. La
s.tl ~ l.t. 49,, SIS. l1,vl tud li.;s d. IN.
,I>DAI IH ass.
fot iWlld1gtEhia tCSprusSi, t.sT ia. Al
SO. SOB l4.b'. "a. %. iLiln M, l.3i, S35 bGi
36s. "uli - ana 9i2 r. IL.
Account ,dGtion, 40 $40 II, m. l2ln ls
a.15. s. 10 and lJs3i D. "a. '
For tines ~ xpreSsl. i.57 LaJ, S,5n bbi
1905. h5I a, M. l9f. 5.Ol. 5bi.,.g1 and W. o ~,
accom- .uOintinl iPl M H. M, H. ~,
I.0b SO, T.2i and ln.'D p, III.
For sew York express. l.5i. a.JI 40, : 90
SO. 1901 10 IS H. y u H., l!.lj, Il JOj. I,0j
J.ti, ~ go, ~ and ID 70 y. III.
For Bustan without rhAA @. 5.hG y. IN.
o., FOR Sew Orleans Wcnnond AMI Danville
ENpress. tai D. IN.
For wcsg Chester via Lam oaln. $50 L. n.and
billtnio ore ana Warrington 485. s.o;, TO- IL a.
~, ,igi is.!'i az %. IA, S.-D p. IA. aud
baltimore and intermediate stations co.
FOR \, V castle. Il oj uigat.
For %Bpo tharles OLD Euint Comfort and
for Mllllrtown. Clayton. Dover, wyo.
ming. FELTON, Htr. luglon, briigGviile, Sea
ford, Laurel and Deim.r l2.,1 uipht,
10 Yc Philadelphia nrcal street, for vii
Iaiupton express. a5t 80 '.Iu, iI.is. li.i) a
nI., Ar. hus 10, i.iCa 50, lilo. lLlB D. la.
and II 0s night,
G. y, H.5S, IO.Csund u, r y. ~.
81 Congressional I!lnftei Express trains
composed entirely Of Puliuan Ncstihule Pat
lur ANA DlHing Cars. NneStra iare.
a. iiTliri cypress trains coltposui Of Pull
mpn fcsttluis PHr'or t'nrs, Nestihuic pRssrn
yer Coaches and DIrAg Gar. M nxt ra fare
~ RchllonI anu panyiila Ekptsss. III
coaches
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

Mayor shortlldge. Chief Engineer
James wilson, IdrS SUI erlutenGai I
Llnlon and Street nj Sewer Dlrertul.
Moore, haIS erg aud Gnwii.rup wer,
IN West Chester again yesterday tul
the purpose # muEing observations
regarding The trimHinE of II IS 50
they would not inserlern with to- new
electric lights wnlcn " ire 70 be paced
On tho streets
In order Shnt the advantages of the
borough mtglit all b1 Soon to tlIsil
BEST ndy niuge. tho guests we've ss
colttq about the tUwI, by second Bur
CESS icnes. Council man Hampton and
Borough Surveyor Macdonald,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

Train. wiz leave V iimtuarea NJ follow.
Tor Ph!!adclp,ia ttxprusG. l.ai, - 4 y
w, ~. 30. 500 Sh3 IL0 lD.ii 1925 II i,
and Al! p. IN. - ''o''
Accommodation. 600. ~. s.li. 1919. 1sl n
mr. l!4i :. 3. 10, a.l5 80 and tu.@l u M
for hester expires y, In 1. a. Il Vi 80 2. 50
a.n OBS. lyp5' liz. ti.Jta, IN, IL, J.UI !,56
~ AMI s.!S p IN '''''
m, T. -, :, -. iI1, BIB. 81 and 1850 ~ IA.
Tor View York. I.is, =. =. ~. 8.~I. 100. $50
y. lLiR. ihs5 ~ ~ lib II M, sig 10, LIZ
=. 40 ari, 2. IT, I'D. -ti ~ ~, and TO- b n m
or boston without cfunze lU.ldis. m. ant
5.bG p. III. " 49,
For >cw Orleans, isichmonl and DanyiIi,
txpteSs tiii p M,
for West Chester via lataOl.in G.sl a. m.
3.5U y. III.
Tor Newark center and Iuterlac,liate at,
tlons.f A. II, M. ana 4. }Bp IN.
Hui tmOrr ahd W ashtfgtan, 4.35ZsUL. glI
| ~ 10 aid ll.tta Il. M. 1921, I!.2s 4lI.I 20,
i.2t > q 100, G.5s. q. II. I'D p H. ani ia
might.
Baltimore aud intermediate stattons "a
, Az. L. Is 1ni i.5I i. IN.
Baf 'nure aai Bay i.tnc, :, q p IN.
DELAWARE OMISSION.
For New Castle. s.la tI.t9 a.. IN, a5) "a
| g. IA V.a9 r IN, Hnd 1903 night
fot LOWS, IL IL M. al p
or .ehObuih Is IA. uAanI i.!7 p. IN.
! Apress Tor Bower, burlington tni Beltuar
D. LIS -. NJ. "a - III. 1uti lsBl n4sht.
for Harrington and way stat GUS only. -
/ il. III.
Express f5r wyumlug G.al D ~.
7 iNprt - t"i tsape Charles uiG Point Com
Tort aud Nor Ok. Li.U3 II. M. and Il.1l niynt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

8. Il. Belts says : There has neve
been u time within the past thirt
years when there was SO much diff
Guilty experienced In securing berth
for storage and second.cabin paesen
gers to Europe. We have been notitiei
to quit booking storage passenges
Tor come lines until after The 18th
August. The now steamer SOUTHWARK
OF the American line goes out to da /,
from Philadelphia crowded. We wer
notified ten days ago to stop sslllni
tlckets,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

&pAn Eye ON n FiIterins Plant.
The now water filter at Sixtee nth
and Market streets, whichis now about
completed, is attracting the attention
OF Director Windrlm of the Depart.
inent OF Public Works OF Phiindei.
phla ~and next week ha will como here
to inspect the plant with visw OF ac.
qualntihR himself with its working,
AMI II practicable, OF having q similar
Philadelphia officials think the prices
OF iiltering water by running II
through beds OF gravel and sand an
excellent one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

Miss jennie Wilson accompanied by
her Uncle. AIR. John Sinelar left thla
city this morning Tor Ihilutlelphia ai,d
sailed from That city about noon / r
Europa where thy will y.sIt dear uIu
ireland and other foreign critics. rhey
expect 10 pe gone Hbout two I1onttIs
We hope they Will have plea
voyage and that they may cone home
much benefited by tnnir trip. but sian
gay that American scenery IS the more
beautiful,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

The new Goodman NJ L. Church, at
FOrftecntE una Dupont slreut... has
teen competed, and vii, be dedic to
sone time In Sept fnber. Tu.mor. D 81
Rev William l. White. the pastor. Will
preach. At 1880 Il. III. tho Sacrament
Of tho Lo"d's ouppat viii us served,
an III the ev,ning, at 4. 80 U UiOcA he
VIII preach from the suhIsut: he
WISDOM OF Winning Souls"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

During the severe thunderstorm on
Thursday evening tho water rose to a
depth of over three feet In the engin
and boilor room of the Blumenthr
Morocco Factory, caused by the ohok
ing up OF the Chestnut-street sewer
Tho factory was unable to start II
machinery until ten o'clock, thereb
Icauslng tho company loss, as well
'oelng very inconvcnisnt to tho Wort
men. The city should sac that tn
scwers are built large enough TO carr.
off the waste wetcr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

Since the transatlantic steamship
COM panies have reduced the rates tc
all European ports. many Wilmington,
ians have awaited themselves Of TIT
OF spending q vacation
across the ocean at small expense.
Last mouth the tourists mum bered
nearly one hundred and tho previous
m onth the number WINS much larger.
During July II. l., Evans and Com pan.
sold about eighteen tickets, Head anc
Company about fifty. X. Il. Kobinsol
" Company about ten and Samuel II
Bets several. This morning the rot
was increased from ll0 to SIS over al
the routes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

Miss May Whiting is tho guest of
Pnllpirlp hia friends.
aliss Grrtie Armour Ia visiting
friends in lseadiLg Pa.
Miss Bertha P.uwInnn has returned
from visit to St.eisurg, ).
Miss Deborah PtaGocl; bus returned
to her home ~ iiaddoHiiald. n. j.
Miss brrllu kImbo IN visiting NfsF
Anna 81 freeman OF MIdi.etown.
Robert q. i! trlnfn has gons to Stat,
on lalunG for u I.,Ouths outing
nj. Whitaker mud Vim. b Kelley
decorators Tor .lltchull ~ Ba-E. lea :,
tomorrow Tor 5erssy pines anu N os
qultoS.
AIiss Kate Orounor leaves to.mor
row Tor u two sFeHk3 sojouru a: Attain
tic city.
MIS- Rose Ennis is enjoying herself
with friends Ut heflin, Ald
Mr.. Nm. Bash. of tho well.knowr
firm OF Mitchell i Bash. is on an OK
tended tour through tue country. l.,
VIII take III Saratoga : ,,riBgs Waiksn,
Glen Niagara fEiis. Atlantic City n 4
Numerous other places. He viii 10
tn.zn ouI III 81 ptei! beT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

Ex-DistTict attorney Watson is In
the city to-day.
William Smith aud Charles Fulmer,
two bright Union News Company
agents, went on the Augustine exour,
sion to Atlantic City to-day. They
took phper bathing suits with then.
Brazilian Balm is guaranteed to ours
hay fever.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

Tho Mccormick Senate will give IL.
first grand annual picnic at kosenda.
Park on the evening of Saturday A,
gust %. The master of ceremonies I,
the occasion Will lie John CarrC
james Nc Elwee will DO floor manage
md james Lawless. James Rodger
and l.. u. Long will assist him. T.
gold ring will DO given to the lady
who is the best Saitzsr. Tickets o.
arc rs CO IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

The annual harvest home OF the In.
dependent plder OF Good Temp ars
was held near Ldndon6erg gu huts.
day and was attetie, by about eO NJ
psrsons. Oliver Eastbu:g, of Mil
Creek Hundred. presided. and The
spea kers were Colonel George ".
Balm. oil kentucky 5 John Fyle, tho
prohibition candidate for the Lsgis.
ihfne, from the Southern District OF
Chester county, Pa, and Mr., Van.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

When the case of Hattie LufT. Charged
with selling liquor wltEou5 a license.
was called on July % Carries Audsr
son, tue prosecuting witness was al /.
ssLt. An attachment was issut.i TOR
him and he has been locsed up since
MONDAY at the CITY Hal In thu Mum.
lo,pal Court this muruing he was or.
dered to pay the costs OF tho attach.
ment., ns the Court considered no was
punished considerable by remaining
In tho lookup for live days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

A subscriber sends the following
90 u inuliieation to tito REPUBLICAN:
Niles Anne Fischer, q fifteen year.
old colored girl, residing on Garaschs
lane is lying at her home danger ously
i'll from injuries Inflicted upon her by
nos brother. Or. u. @. Stevens has
been treating her for some tlms, but
yeHterlay he gave i9r case up Us hope.
less. IL 10 reported that her brother
k.oked her In the side about month
ago. Afterwards she was taken very
i'll with hemorrhages, which have heen
occurring at Intervals ever since. The
attention of Ageut Frank Stout OF tie
society for tho Prevention OF Gruslt y
to Children should be called to the
case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-04

L A horse which was attached to ,
heavy wagon belonging to an u,
known party creuted some exeit.
ment at Second and King streets ia,,
evening. Tho horse had run alon
Serona street to King WHOM 1t reare
and formed circle in the street seve.
'al times. The wagon was louded wiz
melons, cantaloupas and totnatos
but most OF them were destroyed.