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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

To-day IL good pair of shoes, soma
thug that viii combine looks With
wear and not cost much mnUoy
That's tho Kind Of shoes we keeE- vet
mndn good shape aid tho small, =
rlJGes. Another great novelty abou
our shoes Is the fact that ihey are mol
reduced IN prce; tuey don't have 10
no, hacauso our regular prjCss ara
hover thun tire reduced price OF ans
footwear in tho city /: you nerd
SHOES this e@auins. not Cua cheap,
trashy kind. hut goud honest foot wear,
tuHo u look at our sturl. Eormln'S.
No 10 East Fourth street, between
Market and King
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

On Thursday evening. Septemba
18th, at y o'clock. a prayer aud expes
enGs mociing will DO held at the res
donce OF N. l.. Janney, SIG West SO,
ond street, led by Mr.. James Moor,
to which special invitation to chril
tians of all denominations is extended
and all desiring to become christian
These are Gospel meetings, which al
FREQ from all denomlnational splrlI
All arc lres. all are welcome. Comt
join US in senson OF prayer an
thanksgiving to God and learn an
test the great vital truth. that tn
Gospel of Christ ls not creeds and d.
nominations but is tho power OF CD
unto salvation TO every one who m
iieyeth. N. L. JANSEY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

The funeral nf Mrs. Davidson. oil
Whining on, took place hero yesterday
afternoon lutrT5atnt was made In the
Odd FellOws' cemetery.
b 3s LUttie Stplta has entered the
Ursline Convent, Wilmington, where
abe viii take a two years course
MiLG Lou Clayton o. Wilmington,
hss te2ted the Louise recently vacated
by Robert MacAey.
Crawford Stevens Las gone to Dslu,
ware College.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

Joseph Da"is. we'll dressed youn,
man, on Monday evening rented
room at lO3 West Fourth street. Yes
tar'iay, shortly after noon. Mrs Brow
missed her gold sprotacles, Word wa
sent to tho City Hall and Sergenn
Durney went TO tho house and arrest
ed DAVIS who gave up the speCtacl },
lie bad tried to sail them ut Davldowi
pawn shop for 81, He was held Il
$500 bail for the Upper Court. Their
ur9 several handkerehiels. neckties
pocket books. ana "a lot or underwea
now at tie City Hall which were foun!
in Davis possession. The police ar
of tho opinion that the articles hav
DO eli stolen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

Worklngmen mployod by tue VII.
D ,uLtOn Gas Company have been gu.
gagged Tor the past faW days in dig.
FinR up the iron lamp posts. whero
tae Q sctIic light company nave Plant
Cd their large and cum borsome POLES
yhe Electric Light Company received
shs contract from the Street and
several streets OF our city for tie
eomipg winter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

A telegram WIS rero.Ncd last oven
ing from Operate. iAane AMI h- COM
nahtohs Mt iiettetlOn Nh. -tltiag
lhat tho dime bottle they took with
theru got b:okon and TINT they needed
ginger so la by, BstCefton 10 strlctly
prohihltlon and no gtn4er can hi So
cured. A subscription Was taken az
at headquarters TINS mCtGiug ami a
.hOttle wlth some Of tu.day's pagers
were soht to the genial uAlCpra Wh0
went to catch usA and enjoy u vaoa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

The bird ward Republicans met n
No 2W Jefferson street last night and
orgsEiZsd tho Joshua II. MHryil ltrrd
Ward Republican Club The following
officers were elected Horny G, Mcl ear
president; iaulel CunHUT vice. lIrsI
dent, j. = Lloyd, secretary, John ii
Graham, treasured The club has IL
nembers Tho next meeting Will b
hold on Friday evening at $50 clock
and new Der viii DO brought by
EACH OF the present membeTB
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

Mira. Louise freeze OF Minneapolis.
Mimi. will present tie subject OF
,Physlcnl Culture before a teachers
meeting In school No ut o'clock to.
morrow, Mrs. Prsees l. now in the
east tiliing engagements with teach
Isrs' Institutes and Supt. Harlan has
leubrmced the opportunity To secure
her FOR one lecture. This lecture Will
Ue free and the public Is invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

Harry Nicholson, OF Philadelphia. at
itempad 10 commit suicide this morn
Ping by taktrg dose OF laudanum.
! LoNDoN. september IA dispatch
from shanghai to the Central New
says that Ii Iiung Chang Is reported
to BE- Ia danger OF losing his power
owing TO Intrigue and discomfort In
ekin ut his conduct OF the war.
Bh1IMuEE, Sept. l2.-1he centennia
tot Fort ACllenry as a military post oil
tne GrHprat Government Ia being cete
hrateu In this ely to-day. The ceie
hratIon is under the auerises OF TIL
Society Of lSi2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

Charles II. Erving Will be at Fourth
and Market streets tonight with his
telescope. He will explain tho plauet
mars to those who favor him with
their patronage. The planet now Ia
beautiful and view of 1t Will intei sat
Everybody. Mr.. Ewing will also view
The moon Friday night. when II will 10
In ecipse
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

Tomorrow morning Mt 10 o'cloct
inyurian liarik tho festivities of III,
tirst German kirmlss over neld In this
city will commerce.. Inc people vii
" sur costumes vi different eolors
church uie Is tao meaning of the wore
hlrmiss, The real fun of the day how
ever will be around the pole. One even
will he sacF race Ia which all The ia
Germans Of this city Will compete.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

The Democrats of Kent County met
at Dover yesterday and named a coun-
ty ticket. Mr.. Bancroft was present
and Introduced. as also was Ebe Tun-
noll. The first one was to nominate
candidates for sheritf and coroner.
David s. W lie, of keaton hundred,
was nominated for sheriff and VIM. ID.
Walls OF Dover, for coroner. Both
were by reclamation.
ln modiately after the first convention
tile delegates 10 the legislative con
veutlou met aud caucussed Tor noml-
ices for the General Assembly. Eli
wood Sapp, of North Murderklll, was
In the afternoon wilbur II. Burnite
called tue convention to order and
Wilson 4. Lavender was made chair
man. DR., b. l., Lowls, b. Il. Weldln.
William salisbury, DR.. W. Ii. Huoy
md p. 7. Richards were appointed
committee on resolutions. On motion
of Colonel Cooper the convention
went Into nomination for o county
ticket and this Ia the one that WAS
named.
SENATOR'S.
j. w. Feminine ore. Little Creek.
Hezeklah Harrington. Mispillion.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Horace Il. Mustard, Duck Creek.
william II. DAVIS. Kenton.
Clarence d. Sypherd. East Dover.
Alexander NJ. DALEY, West Dover.
EllwUoi q. killcn, South Murderkill,
Thonds Ii, Watson. Milford.
Ellwood Sap, North Murderktll.
COUNTY TREASURER,
James Startling Duck Greek.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
Ii. L Mavrey. Kenton.
Benjamin q. CuUbage, West Dover.
David M. Clouds, lAtt.c Creek.
Joshua b. Hill. Milford.
Mir Bancroft was then Introduced
and made few remarks. rs also did
Mr.. Tunnel and l.. Irving Handy.
These resolutions ware then adOp.
ted;
BE 1t resolved by tho Democrats OF
Kent county III convention Assembled
as follows:
! First. That We ratfy tho platform
adopted In state convention the est
Of August last.
Secoud. That we favor such an al
terhllon Of the tax laws Of the state It,
Will produce n fan distribution Ot tn,
public burden, ana 20 that end Wa "a
Ipressly declare in favor of Tho equi
table taxation Of bonds, morsGuge
ana other Investments.
;. Third. That we recommend I'll
liberal appropriations heretOiou
/ made In behalf OF tue public sGhOoli
/ ami the free school book system
: Whereby tho chlldten nj those T.
whom tho ptYment OF Tho curren
3 school expenses and tho purchase o
: text books have been Il Duriut, ut
given an opportunity. eGIli with al
porsohs without dlsctlulH.HtlDn,t 70 OF
I tain IA tnir education, And IN order I
4 continue the guaranty OF tins gtea
= public benefit, we iavur Nil turtuu
t appropriations Eau0ssury Tor that pUi
7 pose.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

There will hs another truttlng con
test at tisre's Curu"r. uu i.lta,IIt, as
goth inst. and the yOduE msu Of ths
urtI iibOlhUud viii got Their iHpt uIgs
grupmai Ion the O,tGisiuu Good
Orusr las been maintained at tugs
races anal tie farmers with thvT
wives AMI llttlH unes have found
pleasure Ia witnessing them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12
NUGGETS Or NEWS

Renorts from norm aastcrn Srbra4,
ard western Iowa icil of killing FROST.
Peter .iacr has refused to put h
name 10 TIT Sioux CITY agreement for
light with Gtrbett.
The executive comm, Tee OF the Demo
cratic Society OF Pennsy lvania has txet
Oct. Il as the date for the annual conyen
ton of clubs at Altoona
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

The Steamship Illinois was detained
at the Reedy Island Quarantine Sta.
tion yesterday because she had an out
bronx Of measles aboard. She will
probably DO permitted to proceed to
Philadelphia to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

A horse belonging to William p.
Teach near Newark f1ll into kaolln
Ipit. In order TO get him out new
pit had to be dug. The dirt was thrown
into the one where the horse was, and
so after days work the animal wsb
taken out safely,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

l.. Irving Handy was In this city to
day and GATED on his friend, Charles
William Edwards of the Evening
journal. They d!nAd together al Lht
Clayton Heuse. uiraCles will never
IL ease.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

The moonlight excursion of the
West End Choral Club, which was to
have been given tonight, will not tax a
pince, owing tc the cool weather. The
date of the excursion will be an
inuunced later.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

Mr.. William b. Clerk's reason tor
il ssigning from the Board OF Educa.
lion from tho Fifth ward was owing
to the position he held OF president
In the George Mccall Company. de-
barring the company from bidding on
ANY material to be furnished for tho
new schools.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

The Young Mems Democratic Club
Will give pubic reception to the
Democratic nominees at tho club
rooms tonight. here Will be ad.
dresses and a generally good time
politically.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

Tho weather for tomorrow pro.
Inises to he fair aud rather warns err.
similar conditions will probably pre-
vail Oh Friday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

LCFLAND- PuRDY-On Thursday. Sept
9. 1894. Al Nj. Salem p lr3onage by the
Rev. ~. Morgan. Mr.. Thomas y. Loft
land. CT Wilmington Del, and Mrs
lIcn1 T.. Puriy OF EdRsmour. be.
Middlet, wa and Philadolphis papers
please copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12
READY-NADE CLOTHING
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
Of Price or Cost to
Close the Whole Stock Out.

The stock consists mostly of neat staple and very
desirable goods Tor meas many Of which we have
ourselves for tins Fall and Winter and are
rarely put Ill sale OF this kind
Black Worsted, Black and Blue Choviots, the
wel,known SAWYER woooils--a made up in best
so in this sale BOYS and CIILDREN'S
suits you'll not find better selection, mostly new for
tins season all to be sold.
Remember mean TO clear first floor of all
ready nado goods and MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
an opportunity seldom offered good goods cheap
The stock Of Clothing for Worknpnen, including the
Sweet, Orr Co.'S goods, all to be sold without reserve
The Merchant Tailoring will be conducted as us.
ual the second floor until we can arrange tue first
floor You'll find some decided bargains in this depart.
ment at all times Suits start at $50 and Trousers at So.
Remember the place
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

A meeting ut the tncnb 70 ~ nil tho
lndsss on lhursidy osaHiaE, tho ian
inst at O'Clock. at No lgl 4. Sihlh
street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12
llIIIh.

/ Edward Xislian. builder anu confrac.
tor, mas Just sold twenty two-s!Ury
ibr!cR houses on flfth auu Sixth ave.
luuOs TO one purchaser. the "onsid ra-
ton being about - 900. Elv0 Other
houses In tho Gnms vicinity mad pro.
vioualy been sold by tho builder.
! John u. Martin, lf No, GJ5 Shipiey
street VINO wns married last week
vas scIGnrdnu on Monday evening by
tho lhst Regiment buud. After rem
derlMg several soIccIluns tho IN mblrs
were Invited into Tho house rs Mr.
Martin and served with refreshments
| The Water Commission met yesLer
day afternoon. lie balance in bank
was repOrtpd to be- 55g 0j1Oj. W. ii.
tMrhhnti WIS given Permission to lay
water pipes 0n Hancock street.
| some boy broke "a window in thu
GrocrrY slor3 OF Wilmer Henson. al
Ninth aGd AGams streets, MOnla, III,
ternoun, wmie playing hall.
A moonlight excursion will DO given
10y tho \ L. >. C.. T.. Of ST Puul's
ii. Il, hurch on inursday evening on
.l.io steamer tlricu. Leave King streri
iwhuii ut s O'clock. A good limo il
expected.
The big steamship Earnwood Ia n
tho yard OF tin iIuriau - liotiiigs
.
paced IN the dock and Ia Q n bottom
sGrGpol nn p1iutnd.
| The Terry boat fediless, which plies
between Philadelphia ana Camden l.
iaL tho yard OF tlicliarlan and llollinEs
worth Company. She will have Il he "
les lm'ier p ia and other repairs III I'd 8
IJhe wurl, viii not 10 completed fol
is3ycra, weak ).
Ala special meeting of tho ltruudy
lwlu" Grinita .. lluld on the lUti
IiG-t., tho following Stockholders wcr,
ELECTED as officers oT tbs Company:
William NJ. Eiosd presiient; G. Wcs
10y Nollin, Ncc.presiuon'; |, Merit Il
Horn, secretary and treasurer; JAS L
iIoid, AZ orn4y,
\ Paul Gal! s, lhe Republican NOMINEE
FOR sheriff wss in our city To. da;
Jock NJ A. hal Ply as successful cantlt
.Hnte 'Siln IS looks us tiie tino for Gu
moving Ills family to Now Cas- lie draw,
fEUEr
| Approaches to the now post oflie,
ihaYc been pnyeh.
i Windows tie being put In the rev
post uli ntoparatory to clustering !
before the cold weather came ON.
/ Mrs. W, j.. Griffith. who has bGon ul
a visit to re..,tiYea In New Jersey re
turned home TO day.
/ Tho top ut naTr.age In which slrs
: d u. SawdOa atd several utueT ladit
we're ruling WAS damaged at Del.
ware avenue hAi Franklin slreuts, TIN
moiHlnE, hy coming In contact will
Tho ilinJ Ut Il Tree. lhe ladies Nert
IunlujuGed
| a MAJ WIG Is competent to estimate
Nor mouse, cabinet and mill work nav
Iilni n good situation at good wagea
.ny addressing NV. at this utliGa. Any
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

Lizzie A. Newell has transferred the
lot with the two.story brick dwelling
thereon on Pine street above Tenth TO
Bridget L, Newell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12
3reSS
Coat and
Vest, $40
All Sizes.

cloth, all wool, fast color
nicely cut and trimmed
ard for those who don
want tn put much money
in a Dress Suit this is al
opportunity seldom offer
ed, as the lot and sizes VI
have at this price won''
last long, This is no iot
lot or odds and ends, bu.
regular goods, the same a.
we have soki in quantitie,
and have ncvcrhad a com,
plant. A new lot OF Dire S:
Trousers to match above
at s. per pair, making
whole Suit only SIS, eheal
enough for every man o.
young man to own whe
has occasion to use them
Open evenings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

Yesterday afternoon tho horse be.
fonglng to Philip PlunAett, was
Hhird, when It bronze frightened ana
gan away demo suing the carriage.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

90 to Nelson's and get your good
oysieri N our good measure. Now
o'sn' 10 W. Etsllh street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

1nHE 2'sT GRASD TR1nNG MET.
| Ia. a. lTRies Carner BuNlug rurN
THJR DAY. slPIEMBr II -ggi, 1874
Ka called at ! IN sharp.
Cali "a e, : ~ cas-. 3 minnie cas-.
! i4llfH-5
tf-f tor al UaIters ati pHccrH Lad 81
al ] children arr inytei.
So PETER A. GAGaN Mana. al.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

A NY LADY can Rsllv make f1s week
IA Iy working Tor re que Is Mt hunil
osit,un ornament, aud II NUu can only
spare twoi otHBpei by; don't fail 10 la,
" siirhte. Reply ".th Stamped envelope,
Miss lurile hogan, Joliet, III sll.st.
.L'OR sAlE CHEAP-A large 90 per
II keith III tirst class order. Apply ri
40. lU5 rs, sixth stte Get WI 81. at
wv ANTFD = wo bOnrdeis in private
w family nj hls I. llh stree. 81. 81
'NT ANlt.D - Pusit.oH AS enrineer
w watG man Or lulstiug mGShIHcry
No. ! reference. Address u, NJ. A this
i lf,t, bi2 81
NATS \ RI "A white man TO cnok aisC
wv white sill TO huuHa work. Apply
At Gardiner =, :. ". Cor 18th ana Shtpiny
street. ST.
L'uh SALE \ nnc Ecand square pianc
i at t==tty low t%Hie. Address y. ~.
Xxi. uilFc. ST. III
INN7 ANIfD-A rood white girl for
w general. homework. Apply Sll
Market street sia-at'
NAT hNTED.-A white girl Tor genera
w house " DIRK, must Oc a good cook
Apply =0i u oBt street. rvierenee required
sl2-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

The same exactly
as we have sold al
along at SIS, bu'
the maker oil oul
Dress Goats ano
csts had a lot he
wanted to clean up
and gave us a chancs
to make an ad on
these at $40. Blacl,
garments, Broad
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12
SOCIETY NOTES.

The church of the Redeemor. Eighth
ard Monlo e. presented bright ap-
penrance last evening as 1t was taste-
fully decorated with palms and flow.
ers. The occasion was tho wedding Of
Miss Ella Butcher and Howard NJ.
Johnson. Tho pastor OF thu church.
Rev Thomas j. Mason. performed
the ceremony. Miss Edna j. May
was the Hover girl. and Miss l.. Patton
played tho wedding march. After tie
ceremony reception was held at ST.
Harrison street. The bridal pair will
reside at 4Oi Adams street after Their
return from honeymoon trip to
Reed's Wharf Va.
Miss Bessie A. Downes, OF Marcus
Hook has returned home after q visit
to friends in this city.
Mrs. james Watson lie the guest of
Msrcus Hook friends.
Mira. Orlando sutton lie visiting
friends at Marcus Hook.
! MIR. and Mrs. q. Frank Pagan have
gone to Harrisburg, Pa. 10 attend the
convention OF the Brotherhood 81
LOGON olive Firemen held in that city.
MIR, and Mre. John =. Wardin oil
Marietta, Pa, who visited Mrs. Nj. A.
SInedloy have gone to West Chester.
Pa.
Miss Alice worrall. OF Pleasant Hill,
Del. Is spending the week within Mrs.
Esthor smediay.
ID. Coleman Beasten, Red Lion, has
returned home from visit to friends
at West Chester.
Mre + G. Hickman and daughter.
West Chester are the guests Of Mrs O.
Wesley Meldln.
= a COMPARISON.
tIiru tha harbo,'a napdu MI,
would be
For tho conrectioner q sign most
handy,
I Because 1t always seems to little me
! A great big stick OF candy.
I The Kew Burgette Short and Stewart
Allmon arrived home yesterday after
noon, landing in New York In the
morning. MIR. Short lett this morning
to visit his parents at Gumborough.
Del, ON Thursday evening his congre'
gation Will give lin rousing iecep-
ton in our city.
| Just now. on matrimony bent,
The wealthy Yankee glrl
Is hast'ning to the Continent
10 buy herself au earl.
Mr. Joseph Pyle Ia visiting In Blr.
m!ngham, n. Y.
Frederick X. Hill OF Philadelphia
visited relatives in our CITY OH sun.
day.
James Newlin spent Monday il
Chester.
MIS-. Il. r, Thompson OF hear New
ark started Tor the mountains, Sept
OH, accompanied by her friend. MR.
Il Wormald of this city Tor tho benefit
OF their health.
Miss Kay NJ. Dillon OF Philadelphia
IA hN fyuaat pf hIaaaa Ianpia amt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-12

In the REPUBLICAN office to-day IL the
shade.
O'Clock. 10 clock. y O'CLOCK.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
t showed a little bit yesterday.

1t showed little bit yesterday.
Miss H. Mcintyre left for Greene
county Saturday last.
Miss ]. Oliver was visiting home
folks in our vicinity last week.
Misses Amanda and Dollie Bayless
we're the guests o: Miss Stella Bsyless
Sunday.
Mits Catherine Stone, after an ex-
tended visit to her sister, Mrs. ]. w.
Bayless, returned to her home on
Cherokee today.
David Day and John Bayless have
been out TO Cherry Grove on spark
ing tour They report . wedding in
that vicinity. Miss Eva Howard and
WeS Brown were the contracting par.
ties. Our best wishes are extended to
them.
The ladies OF Antioch church thank
the people for their contributions
which they contributed to the church
at the poke Snpper last week. There
was some drinking by people who had
no respect for the house OF God. But
We had 3 good time and collected
something over ten dollars.
Nov. IL. ANOTHER WRITER.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15
A Letter From Florida.

Robt. L. Collins made business
trip to Eustis today.
]. A. Sells says there is no place
like home TO him.
Owens Brothers are building a fine
store house.
The Tennesseeans and sandspurs
are going to take Umatilla in short
time.
John Caruthers and David Garst, oil
Washington. county, Tennessee, are
walking the streets OF Umatilla today
Mike Bashor and family, OF Flour
Vile, Tenn, came in on Thursday
train.
W. W. Bowman says he is not goinl
to any bean hullings now.
The new building being built b,
R. L. Collins, the upper story of whicl
will be used for a town hall, is assum
ing gigantic proportions.
w. w. Bowman and r. L. Collin
went hunting yesterday and kille
twenty quails. 1t is death to q Dir
TO fly up before them.
| We were somewhat surprised yeI
terday afternoon when the westboun
train rolled into Umatilla to see quit
a number of Sullivan county peopl
get off. / see where they are right ]
coming to the Land of Flowers.
Umatilla, Fla, Nov. 10. TULIP.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-11-15
Florida on Wheels.

1t is worth visit and the price OF
travel.-Danbury NeUs.
A large number OF citizens inspected
threading pa Daily Gazette.
The Car is built OF Florida's most
beautiful woods.-Ncp York World.
The people turned ont In large num-
bers to welcome it.-JGck5onViile tia }
Times Union.
The visitor will be astonished to
learn what a school OF information
concerning the Land OF Flowers this
trolling palace" is. The car affords
one OF the most complete exhibitions
of the kind ever shown by any State.
-AShuelot (MaSs.) Herald.
FLORIDA on Wheels" is a marvel Of
beauty, ingenuity and enterprise. 1t
is no wonder that the press speaks 70
highly Of it everywhere, and for adj.
vertisiug Florida nothing better could
have been invented. Magnificent
plate mirrors at the ends OF the com
partment reflect use beautiful coIlec.
ton and make the whole outshine in
splendor anything ever conceived in
fairy tales Orlando, Fla, Daily Rec.
ord.
There is 8 beautiful picture OF q
beautiful car which was on exhibition
in Chicago during the closing days OF
the Worlds Fair, aud is now making
tour OF Tennessee for the first time.
II represents Florida in general. 1t
contains a complete and maryelou.
State exhibit and 140 French plate
bevel glass mirrors, which produce 6
charming effect. The car is built Of
Florida wood; 1t cost $4,000 hal
travelled through twenty States and
hiss been seem by more people thar
any other car on earth and besides al
this it contains live alligators (secured
by strong bars in tank). The cal
aud exhibit is in charge OF Genera
Wanton 8. Webb, who was a commits
sioner to the Worlds Fair. Hit ceme
your way take a good look at 1t. Bea
in mind that the alligators are chained
Chicago World.