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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12
NEW CASTLE NEWS
What Is TranspIrIns in the Pretty Town On
the Delaware.
Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,.
a- New Castle. Nov. I2th.


The New Castle Juniors defeated the
Friends School football team here on
Saturday by the score of IA to 0. III.
Stewart succeeded in making two touch
downs and also kicked goal while jas.
Rodney made one touchdown.
For several Sundays pnst the Hungar.
Ian settlement OF Dobbinsvlle has been
rather disorderly. Full supplies OF whisk y
and beer have been laid In the night before
and all day sunday the festivities are car.
rled on by the foreigners. Yesterday
morning they engaged In their usual pass
times and when one OF their number came
to window he was greeted with a. show
eI OF tricKs and a beer bottle. This was a
little more than could De tolerated and
SO the strong arm of the law was Invoked.
Inc police took the patrol out and ar
rested four OF the transgressors. Later
In the day Mayor Herbert visited the set
tlement and informed the residents that
this conduct OH sunday will be broken up
at any and all costs. The four men were
given'a hearing and mucted In costs
Tne Republicans Of this hundred have
conciuueu all arrangements to particle
pate In the grand Victory parade in VIII
mington TO night IL Is expected that 200
men will march behind the City Cornet
band. James Is. lance Will be the chief
marshal. The New Castle transpareucies
Will attract cOnsidsrablO attention.
Mrs. kichasd Hewitt who has been in
disposed or some time was able to alt u D
for time yesterday and receive her
friends.
Tue home OF Mr.. and Mrs. william Price
on Fourth street was tho scene or gay
time on Thursday evening last, the occa.
sion icing q birthday party rendered to
their pretty daughter Ellie in honor of
her 18th birthday. About twenty young
friends were present and delightful
time wns spent.
The fun was Interrupted by Mr. and
Mrs. Prico for tiine when all present
wee Invited to the dining room where
two large tables contained refreshments.
winch were psrtaken ot 10y the young
folks. Ellie was tho recipient of several
handsome souvenirs OF esteem nom
those plus"nt.
All the churches were largely attended
yesterday In one OF tho churches SER
mon was pred cLeu on he ways practicBeu
by tie Huliii Il Atis aiiii some OF them WHO
were presenL felt rather sore and ashamed
when thny came away from the church.
IL seeined cast OF whore the cookie mad
been sown among the wheat.
Rev Castle had many admirers OF the
Penney foot bail team on Saturday, anu
they walk around now with an air Of
tod you SO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

pretty home wedding was witnessed
thursday evening. Nov Sth at s O'CLOCK at
tEe residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lockyer SDl
Market street. Ihe contracting parties
were Mr., William Merrick and Miss Lizzie
brown. The hev, d. | DUPONT Coleman
oiielated. Tho following persons were
present
Mrs. Easton, OF London. England; MIR.
and Mrs. Luckyer. MI. l. MarricS, Mr.. and
Mrs. =. hcrrick Mr.. Frank Merrlck, MIR.
and Mrs. Oldham, Mr. and Mrs. Williams,
MI. aud Mre ClllI. MIR. aud Mrs. Roliln.
Mss N. Rollln Mr.. A. Meyers. Nr. aud
Mrs. Marvil AIR. aud Mrs. Anderson. MIR.
and Mrs. Edwards, MIR. Geo. I.dwards
Miss johnson. Miss NJ. l.. johnson, Mr.
ana Mrs. q. selen, Mr.. j. I}. Taylor, Mr.
W. Geo. Suetzler. Mr.. ii. Ihuruett. Miss
Il. Buker. Mr. and Mrs, Klnrswortn. ME-
and Airs Walters. Mir. T. Warmuth, Mr.
u. u. Wise, MIR. L. DrummonJ Mr.. J.
Quinn. MIR. Donnhoe. Mise Nellie Williams,
Miss Eva May Merrick, Miss Willie Mar
vii.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12
HOniEsTEADER's FAREWELL.


Call the children. mother. call them.
We are driven out nt last,
Notbi. can W ihs;nnd the fervor
Of this deEerl ecCrchug b t.st.
When we lett the tooning city
For the roomy open plalii,
Setili"g here up oar homestead,
It wus not for hope OF gain.
We desired 10 real our children
Noble. III riGat. pure Nithin;
far from sundry arr temp atoms
Luring youthful he Irts 10 sin.
All our soul wits sirunR w!thin us
We we're hopeful tcf the best,
1T we Iravety did oar duty,
SLfeiy God would do tne rest.
See the pastur bare and burning.
see the tornield's whitened leaf;
NO inoi mere Ter b. asts or childrrn,
FUTURE prOsptc cts dark wi II HrlsI.
Five years have wo toiled with patience.
Once did plonty bless our toll;
oh! Tor prophet like Elilnn
70 rep1eni=h meal and oil.
strangerswc have gladly welcomed.
turned no traveller from our door,
TOW ourselves must lurn anu Leave IL
Imply. cherries evcrinure.
Gather up onr CIV iovrd treasures,
All the rest We ieaNe behind;
We may have II tiresomo journey
Ire plnce to stay VIC lind.
Break the fences rouu,l the pasture,
Let the colts aud cat tie roam,
gthn neither sci! or trade tnein,
Ihey noionser Invs a homo;
U, tho morrow MS w journey.
=. We Will visit VI Uy's grave.
Nay. dear mother check ilose teardrops,
letthc children think us brave. -
Whit OF shall We turn our faces,
As our journey W. begin?
When Me reach lnose laN ored places,
VIII they take StrAIgtr In;
IlInt hl"ne can give us answer,
For he futiite nln can tell.
N, W, farewell 10 home tDley.r
Homestead, cabin. ail iurewcili
y. 4. Bickford.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

IL is hard to make an Englishman be-
Hove that kick, however delivered, Is Ie.
Ritimate fighting. The Frenchman's point
of view Is different. He thinks that II a
man is set upon by two or three rufflans,
tho person SO attacked should be ablo to
defend himself with all the limbs he bas.
The use of the foot therefore has been
brought down to system in France, and
Z was astonished to find, on investigating
this subject, that many English boxers
have great admiration for tho French
"savate," and in saoh of the boxing
schools visited In Paris saw several
Engltshmcn being trained to WELD the
light fantastic toe In way that would
make Miss Lottie Collins shudder Rob
sst Barr In MoClure's Magazine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

small helpful suggestion comes from
woman whose mother, travelling abroad,
writes home long, delightful letters, the
JOY of whose receipt, however was until
recently mitigated by the effort to read
them. They are written on both sides Of
the thin letter paper used by travellers
and proved far from easy to deciphcr. A
hint from somebody to slip a sheet of black
paper or cloth under each page proved 50
very Illuminating that 1t Is passed on to
whosoever needs it.-1Ier Point Of View
In New York Times
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12
ON THURSDAY,
TiiEl5rH DAY OF NOVEMBER, d.

The following described real estate. viz,
All that certain lot. p!ec, or parcel OF land
sHuated on the southwest side of Main street
IN thc town OF Odessa, ct. GEORGES hunired
new Castle county. State of pela,yars
houuicI by saii Main street by IauTIs re-
tanned ny the said Curbt and by lnId5 hf Ihe
hrtrs cr deHisers oil George klelkC pf de-
ceased, the n5eics anu bounds uf whlcl hre aa
follows to wit: - "
B6Rlnning at II stake on the aolIthwa,. .,d,
OF NPiu stree,, corner fog this int an,iIan,i,
OF tie heirs Of q o ". kieII:ort derhaS,.g, .
the"rh with southwest slle of sai6 atron,'
north ~ degrees weSt 81 feet TO sta a
corner Tor this lot and lands retained Iy Iho
SAID torOti thence leaving the street. and
running new line dividing iii II Iot
from lands retained by said Curnif senlh n 4
degrees west 333 feet to u stone CORNER ror
n lot and liinds retained hy said I'nrhtt.
thence FOR II second new limo now being
made dividing this lot Z ON lands ret nirIei IL,
SAID SorhitIsouth 4A15 deg ees east so fcdI to n
sthaHs q. corner Tor this lot and Innd. bf Inc
he!rS ni George ktekopf deceasrd; Il ,nre
WAN tho line OF lands al the heirs OF tnh SAID
Nielkopl deceased. north 4ll0 degrees eaar
Ji9 i2$t home 10 tue place OF heniuninR. con-
dahing wihin these mctes and bound; I6
9oO square feet OF land.
Stlzt-l and tax II I'm execution IA the bron,
efty 81 Ernest Newman and Annie Newman
ana George \. Newman, t. Z. = and Ibaenh
He!sci trus' ee, and to be sold by fA
PIERCE GOULD Sheriff
oo sherins 0hios Wilmington, Dol, Oct
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

Mr.. Joseph Murphy, the popular Irlsh
dialect comedian, and strong COMPANY,
appeared at the Grand Opera House on
Saturday evening last In tho coined v.
drama. Kerry Cow" before we'll.
pleased house Tho drama is vely touch.
Ing aud cleverly presented
Ihis evening Madame JanRuschek, Miss
Kate Claxton. ana clever company Will
app ear at the Grand Opera Eouse m the
sturllng melo.drama. "rhe L Eo Orphans" /"
Inc appearance of these popular stars in
this drama Will be an event that has not
been equalled here this season. and Will
no doubt DO appreciated by our theatre.
goers. The play Ia one that touches tho
hearts and wine the sympathes Of it9
auditors, The cast Will include Miss
ranly Slilottl5. well known ~ the Fair
Rebel; Miss Marion +. Clifton, as Mother
tr9ciard. commands approval for artistic
acting; Arthnr Eorrest Of Captain SyIfI
fame, and otlsrs Of talent,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12
A DISAPPOINTED DEMOCRAT.
The Tables Having Been Turned. He Beg.
fDr n Job Uuder Immigrant Inspector
Toner Mt New York.


fnr n Job Uuder Immigrant Inspector
Toner Mt New York.
with the request OF A. ID. d.. and gives
sphce 10 The following communication:
WILMINGTON, Nov. IL, "a.
SIR:-While driving through New Cas- tie
this afternoon my little boy saw letter
Oh the street oil road near Murrayyille. At
his request picked 1t up, and as Its con.
tents seemed TO bo im portunt, and as do
not know any way OF finding the person n
addressed will you kindly give the letter
space N your valuable and largely circu.
lated journal. Respectfully
A. b. ID.
New CASTLE, Del. Nov, 10, 1894.
MIR. James j. Ioner-My Dear Jlm:-No
DOUBT by this time you have heard the
SAD and Unexpected news that New Castle
county and the State have gone Repubii-
can. Inc game oi Dluir we tried all sum.
fner did not work. You know what you
told Bill Etohells and what L have been
teiiihg the boys-that we mad the machine-
cry and That the Republicans could do all
Tho voting they wanted but ''ths votes
would not be counted But jim / am
sorry To say that the In ost of them were
counted and they had over 1900 majority.
hou viii never get over thnews the at Don.
MIS- fitzsorald. who has been elected Inspe !.
tor Iii Shawtown, has been accused OF ouy.
ing up Democratic vote5 with Republican
money ana Shawtown majority was cut
down by thirty votes. l do not see what
came over tile fellows this time. They
had right tJ count them out.
Ihero were several WHO cut Evan Boyd
aud Ii enry McSlullen is the representative
from this hundred. But the worst slap
OF ail was Carmichael. Jim, I believe
there Is no truth IN SauIsbury's Jay ABOUT
the a +. A. They did not vote for Car
michael no more than they did for you
Two yenrs ago. Gully gue! but 1t was q
grand thing that Tomun got left or
counted out at the nomination. am in
an AWFUL Fix Just now. l was to he the
chief warden.
But Carmichael was defeated and am
left out In The cold Now. my dear Jilu,
you know the kind manner L al ways acted
tn you and the Shnwtown people al d the
way our family always worked with you
for the best interests of the Democrats.
Well. am stranded and want to see IL
you could give ine anything 10 do under
you. | would bs Dleased Ii 1t was only
chaiking the emmiRrants trunks. on
peuse do Mir. Touer consider my case for
can get nothing here. Even Ed was
turned down to give Nose Fleming tue
job OF writing for the Every Evening
when zach Wilson was removed.
The REPUBLICAN has beea turning mo
here OF late but that euekor will shortly
get II IN The neck. so. a. the prospects
are that delaware is gone forever must
move; wort you try to give me some.
thing under your
DO not mention to a soul that | sent
this letter to you ard hoping you Will
give something or another. l nm my dear
Jim. Yours" through life,
tiEOEgE W.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

There was large ongIegation at Union
nj. H. Church on Sunday morning. Some
eight or nine candidates for mem bership o
were received and assigned to their re-
spectiYe classes. Revival meetings will
be held this week and throughout the
season. There have been several eonyer-
sions, and ParsOn Hanna stated that he
expected the number would reach 100 bo.
fore the winter was over.
Next Ihursday evening Rev. Dr. Hui
Dutu Will deliver lecture in the church
Tor the benefit of Wesley u L. Church,
which is Durdsned with debt. Mr.. Hanna
preached all Interesting sermon from the
text; KIN my brothers keepsr?' After
alluutng to the crime of Cain in shaving
Abel. lie observed that while cJudemnin0
hin we should sea that we had done our
whole duty towards our brother, as we
are responsible TO u certain extent for our
brother's welfare. as We arc dependent on
each other for hnppiness and prosperity.
Every one lie not expected to he au ex-
nortor, Out all are expected to be workers
to do what th6y can. lie condemned the
patronage OF tho street cara oil Sunday
the buying OF Sunday papers anu other
Sunday practices. Men have no right to
do any work on the Sabbath excep, that
OF necessity or OF mercy. He condemned
the saloon. and wished he could olosa
them all up to-day.
lie wished members of this church
could teel their responsibility In this no at.
ter. Ihe poor especially should be looked
after Many are born to poverty and need
help III We stood on the platform that
Jesus stood on, we would have no diai
Guilty to win the world.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

PoRT LOUIS, Nanritius, Nov, 1a.-Ad-
vices received here from Tamatave say
that the HoYa premier has announced that
ho will aferd protection 10 the Methodist
missionaries In Madagascar and all tho
French aow In TamNtsvs, where NJ. lie
Myre do villsps, the F-enph commissioner,
now Is. The Hovss ats concentrating at
Diego suaries. At bhe northern extremity
Of the island. All diplomatic relations
between France and Madagascar have now
been broken off
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

During the French Indian war of 1854
bhe French offered a bounty for British
soalps. In the same year bounty of a1O0
sach was offered by tho authorities of the
several colonies. In 1855 Massachusetts
granted a bounty of s40 for every scalp of
, male Indian over 12 years of ago and ego
zach for tho soalps of women and children.
In 176S John Penn, grandson Of William
Penn, and governor Of Pennsylvania, Of
fsred a bounty Of $3.50 for every Indian
buok' killed and scalrsd st. Louis Re-
public.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12
THE PRUDENT MAN,
! maiden there was of old

A maiden there was Of old
Who published far and wide
That only the wissst, most prudent man
Should have her for his bride.
And many there came to try,
With problem and task galore.
Bhe puzzled their wits. and having failed
Then showed them to the door.
Their love was but Jest.
No matter how forlorn
Or sad their pleas, she laughed at them
And turned them into scorn.
AT length one youth appeared,
Wise, handsome, courtly, grand.
He filled the bill. Most prudent, you
May take my heart and hand"
mot mueh," was his reply.
You sec II wouldn't do.
III I'm OF men most prudent, why,
How could | marry your"
-Fliegende Blatter,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12
WILL OK Governor Charles @. stoekley

WILL OK Governor Charles @. Stockley
deny that his party openly hid SS5 for
voters at Georgetown. Del. on last Tues
day, and the Republicans sfor oucs were
able and did go them S. better aud there.
by capture tho corn crackers AMI dealers
In floaters' votes. The Democratic party
for over thirty years have had to purchase
c large part OF their vote in Kent anG Sus.
sex counties. and having all tbs maahIn-
cry In their hands dlsfranchissd hundleds
OF Republican voters. This lime they
were beaten at their own dIsreputab 10
game. and now play the baby act.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

For some time past frames containing
obscene photographs hav been hanging
IN the windows OF tie cigar stores OF tue
city. The Purity Society and tue Law and
order society have taken a stand against
the photographs and to-day the police or.
dered them taRcn down The photographs
havo been given away with every plug OF
certain kind Of tobacco sold. They nre
worse than the small ones that used to Ue
in the cigarette packs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

NUMEROUS persons loft THIS morning to
witness the launching OF the steamship
81. Louis for the Merchant Passenger
line at the Cramps shipyaId in Phllsdel.
pha. at O'Clock. Mrs. Cleveland chris.
tened the steamer as she Slid from ths
ways into the water. hailed by shouts
from he thousands of persons who wit.
messed the launch. 1t was sue cessful in
every particular.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

"One thing must be admitted in favor
OF our sex, announced an advocate of fe-
male rights and superiority TO her husband.
I'm tho time Of need we arc always
strong. Can you mention the name of q
single woman who has lost her head In
time OF danger'"
why, there was the lovely Marie An
toinette, my dear, suggested her husband
mildly with adcprecatory smile,-Youth' Is
Companion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

The Republicans, Of Brnndywine Humid.
red, on Saturday nlght holt joIiitiqatiun
at ths home of j. Edward Ad,iiGks at
niaymont The Brandywlns funded
CUB headed by the First Regiment Band
OF This city went to Mr. Adalcks' bone
ana serehaded him. Speeches were maize
DH hlr. Addlcks Ssnator.eieGt ltanbv. j
II: Batemau oil Dover. aud br. j. f. Frantz
OF this CITY A lunch was afterwaru served
at the home OF Mr.. Handy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

On November the Pen nsylvnnia Rail
road Company placed OH sale at all lts
principal ticket Offices excursion tickets
to al. the prominent winter res orte. This
territory Includes the resor.s OF New Jer-
sey. Virginia, North and South Carolina.
Georgia. Florida and Cuba. The tickets
are sold at the usual low rates.
The magnificent facilities OF tho Penn.
sylvania Railroad, with it's many conneo-
tions, make this the fayorite line for win.
ter travel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

A gymnasium has been organized un.
der the name OF the Fair Play Athletic
Club at Farrel's Hall. No POS East Fourtl
street. Tho purpose OF this club Is to pro
mote physical exercise. All those deslr
ing TO become embers can do sosb '
leaving their names at Horns barbe |
shop, Fifthand Poplar streets. O. j. Nor.
iarity has been engaged as Instructor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

The reports of the public school teach.
ere Tor the montn of October show los
phpl's who have won rolls OF honor lor
perfect attendance during tine month.
school No. As mas the largest numnr OF
pupils with awards of merit. Its number
is IL. Schools NOs,2 and "a eACn reI or e,i
nihe roll OF honor pupils Tue total nu m
Der OF boys Is siXLy.siX and OF girls thirty.
niue. The names OF the pupils apd tue
school which they attended are as fol-
lows:
AT school No. John Clark, Joseph
Finntg,n. VIM. Freye.
2-Helen ralnali, Pnillp L. Wood. Harry
Valentine. Howard l.. Down ward, Paul
Mcdaniel, Harry Lowe. Carrie Eaton. Mill
lard BrobsL hoy Eaton.
3-Frank Murphy.
A. Jennie Duling. Blanche Grubb. llar.
garet Welsh, lnez Halfway, Kate H. o.
Donnell. Leroy Cloud. James 4. Crozier.
Robert A. Wnitnack, Joseph ID. Little.
Walter Downs. Hubert Raymond. llo ward
Brown. Francis Ii. Lynch, Charles D. Kohl.
becker.
5-Jennie Hall.
eddie Cooper. Linton Coyie. Charles
Spsigsihalter. Francois Arno, Stanley
Hunna.
,.7--Clarence Hanna. May Grosson. o to
Miller. Lulu Clark. Violet Psrtridge. Willie
P,ttman, lille clark.
9-Jerome Bell Walter Reese. Paul vii.
son, Louis HANSON, Willie Draper,
.,
Emma Soiaday Elsie Leverlng. Alfred
Taylor
il-LIIIian McClintook. Lizzie Work.
ls-George Bos5ert.
13-WiliIe 0'Connor
1i-lesse Watson. John Warren.
10 Helen Bruner. Matte Prince.
William Rittenhouse Carrie + Z,yher.
bertha l.. YeuKer. Ernest Creesa Ella
Kirk. Fletcher B,ocksom. Harry Winnin.
ger. Harold Whitenouse. Aubrey Moon.
John Taylor.
I6-Beulan Rice. Annie Gumby. John
Hubert. Carrie Fisher. Edward Gnmby,
Emanuel Whitten Annie Williams Harry
Thomas. William Smith.
IT Annie b. Erickson. Mary Ellen
Gardner.
l9-Julia McGoveIn. Charles Walther.
Lcroy Curlett, Maggie s. McFarlin. ed
ward Dev vnney.
20-Amy Quimby, May Wlckes. RAYMOND
tokes, Geo. Wickes, Bertie Appegate.
Mamie Crockett.
2l-iisse Lewis.
23-Samuel Parrish
24-Sataline II. Uolquhoun. J. Warren
Nilier Archie G. Council, Lewis ZeDley,
Frank ID. ZeDley, Chas. q. Soluy, Matte
W. Truman, Curtis G. Cooper, David ID.
Connell.
a5-Mary Hallman. Walter Hallmau,
Roy Walton, Herbert Carpenter
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

Rev. III. X. Fallon will doliver the second
lecture OF the Brownson Library course,
and jackson streets. Ills subject will bo,
The Grusades" IL connection with tina
lecture there will be an Interesting musI.
cal program rendered. The public cor.
llallX In YiIad NVA-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

IL is reported that Charles II. McFee.
Esq. private secretary OF Senator Gray.
has sent list OF the pensioners of Kent
and Sussex counties to tho Pension OIIlue
IN W ashinRton. ard that they will reoeive
notice from the Commissioner of Pensions
TO show cause why their names shoulI nnt
DO dropped from the pension roll after the
expiration OF 80 days. ',@0
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

II is reported that the Harlan and Hoi.
lingsworth Company. will in the spring
do away with several of the older men at
the heads of the different departments
The tirm is after younger blood. and will
try and keep up with other progressive
ship building firms t. the United States.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12
Highest of all in Leavening Gov Report
R&!aa4l! q! Bs%asgl! BBskiRg
ABSOLUTELY PURE


Impetuously he pleaded.
Must I waltz" he demanded. "You
have plightcd your troth to me. Do not
keep me in agony. Is long engagement
necessary"
She hung her head in sweet confusion
and was silent.
How longS" he cried.
AT last her lips moved.
Long enough''-a wave of color swept
across her facet to get my hat. can put
OH my gloves as We go"
That seemed quite satisfactory.
Tribune
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

1t was Wesleyan gathering, and they
had met to say farewell to a missionary
and his wife. layman was asked to
pray, and he began in this wise, 80 Lord,
who carest both for man and beast, take
care, we bcseech thee, of our dear brother
and his wife. Pail Null Gazette.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

Workmen last night began tepring up
the old trnck of the City Railway Com.
pany on East Front street and will relay
hsnvier rails. The street between the
rails Will be paved with granite bloaks and
the whole appearance Of that thorough.
fare greatly improved. Cars were run,
ming over the north bound track thls
morning
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-12

In Chester. Pa. at Sixth and Parker
streets. the hristIan Holiness aud Divine
Healing Convention will he held Novom.
her 18Th i4tE aud 18th at 8 q. III. Every.
bouy ID invited. Lunch anu lodging will
he provided for STRANGERS. Elders Jrums.
bauer. Ruth, keugravrs Hyde, Wright,
McGee, t.vaDgilist Short and others will
be Orasent