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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mlss Laura Coleman Of tlhesa peake
City has returned home from visiting
friends In this city
Miss Ellie NJ. I. Pearson and Charies
Cox Hopper. Editor OF Chestertow n
Transcript. were married on Wednes-
day morning In Emanuel T. E.Church,
Chestertown. by Rev. s. O. Roberts.
u. ID.
Miss Jennie Z. Magee has gone to
Winslow, Camden County, N. j., (near
the celebrated Winslow Inn, In the
plnes) to visit her cousins David Muir.
ply and wife. aud Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
M. Barbour. She will also visit her
uncle and other relatives ut Bridgeton
and Millville N. j.
Mrs. Kilt of West Chester is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. e. Vernon. In
this city.
Miss Lillian Armstrong Of Cooch's
Bridge has returned home after o visit
to the Misses Curvert OF this city.
Miss Rumford and Miss Tyre OF
Chester. Fa.. who have made quite n
number OF friends during their stay In
our city. attending the exhibit OF HOW.
ard Bro's old orchard vinegar returned
home on Saturday.
Captain s. Il. Blockson is recovering
rapidly from the operation performed
on him In Philadelphia three weeks
ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

We clip the following IRON the PHIL
adelphla Times, a Democratic paper.
lin order to sEow the Influence OF Dem.
ocratic legislation upon the prosperity
OF our unity: "The year 1888 wit
messed the passing Of an unbrecedent-
eddy large number OF railway compan.
les Into the charge OF receivers ap.
pointed by the Courts. and 1894 SCENE
likely to stanti second 10 that bad pre-
,emlnence. Since tue statement for the
first six months OF the year nine roads.
with =. 266 miles of lines and represent
ling bonds and stock to thu amount of
over si0l. sou. oU0, have. according to
the. Railway Age, undergone that pro.
cess. ana these added to the list re.
ported for the first six months. make a
total for the nine months from Janu.
airy TO October OF 81 roads, aggre
eating 6 25i miles In length. with u
funded dsbt OF $tS5 0IS. 500 and capi
tai stock OF Gig. 27S. coo, or total oil
1851 $3.50. 500. for which receivers have
been appointed on account OF default
in payment OF interest on their bonds.
] 81 he greater part OF the n!ieaRa and
liabilities In the table for tho last thret
M ontns Is maus up by the addition Of
two lines controlled by the Union Pa
lcilio. which company went into bank
Iruptcy last year; but the securities o
these two vera not included In thos'
of the Union Pacific and properly bav,
% place In tho list for this year.
The work of reorganlzing bankrupt
roads 10y means of foreclosure ant
purchase for naw organizations hal
gone on very rapidly this year. Dur
Ing the last three months fifteen roads
with 1877 miles of line ana over $50.
600 O0J OF bonde and stock. have pass
cd through this process"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

There is every reason to believe that
the leat'er of the gang which perpetra
ted the bold train robbery at Aqua
Creek, virginia, Friday night. has BEEN
identified as George Carter, formel
resident OF the ueighborhood, an ex
convict OF Sing sing. railroad engi.
neer and man who has been assouia
ted with many scenes of robbery and
biJodshsd.
Tho supposition il that Carter ha d
associated with himself some one ia
miliar with the manipulation of mat
tars In the Adams Express car. His
own experience rs u railroad engineer
enabled him to do the rest, with the
as distance OF three or four men tC
stSnd on tho bank of the selected cui
and 20 through the usual process OF
hring Winchesters in tho air and terri
Tying the passengers.
Carter had lived Cor number OF
years near the spot where the robbery
waa committed and was til orouguly
familiar with the surroundings and
In W how TO adapt them to his pur
pose.
The amount stolen was hetweel
$3.50, 900 and 5000 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15
Did.


MATHER On 10th mo nth. 18th, Phsbc,
w. Mather. sg d So yeara
IL lat ives aud frIeads are invited TO
~ eet at tue residence OF her brother
Joseph NJ. NJ her. NO. 1921 NJ iuison street.
on fourth dy the nth instant, at 1880
n m. lnterment ut South lauroi Hill.
IChoPE-At De roit, Mich. oct. 9. 1924.
walter Albert t,hope, beloved son OF
Mr. ard Mrs. Eliwood I. Hance. Fun.
erat services Friday, pct. Il. ats o'clock
In tho afternoon from the residence OF
his parents. No. 80 Boclcvard east. Bur
ial priv ate.
TIA LoR-suddehiy on the nth instant
John p. Taylor, In the Tsd y car OF his
aye.
Relatives and friends of the family are
invited 10 attenu hts funeral, on Mon day,
October 18th, at O'Clock. Services ut
TIE Eol>e.
REEyE-on the 18Th inst, Ehhie s.. DO.
loved SOL OF Elmer and Mary J. Reeve.
| aged yeurs.
Relatives aud q lends are invited to at
tend the tuner al or Tuesday afternoon at
o'ciooS from the res deuce of his par
ents No. sos West Ninth street. Inter
mont ut Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery.
lMITCIIELL-on Oct Iath. Adeline. wild.
ow OF Fassmor1 II. Mitchell. aged 6S
years.
Relatives and friends are invitei TO at
nd the funeral from her late residence
lla0i West st street. on Monday afternoon
at O'Clock. Interment at Wilmington
and Brandywine cemetery.
iFLASIGAN-in this city on tho 18th.
inst, William u, Flanigar. aged "a years
Relatives and friends OF the family and
Division No. 2. y. .. H., are respectfully
invited TO attend lis funeral ftom the
esidence of his mother Duro It's Banks
on Monday afternoon at 3 u clock. Inter
ment at st. JIsephs Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

The funeral OF John 2. Taylor took
place this afternoon from his late
home. No. 3O2 King street. and was
largely attended. The body was en-
cased In "a silver mounted casket, tn
cover Of which bore a plate. Their
were numerous bouquets and a hand
some emblem from Eden Lodge OF
Odd Fellows, Of which society tue de.
ceased was member. ana which at.
tended the funeral.
Revs. William p. Swartz and A. N
Keigwln conducted tho service. eacl
speaking very highly OF the deceased
as Christian, husband and father. At
Itiverview Cemetery the odd Follows
conducted service. The bearers were
Charles L. Dubell. John 4. whitford,
Charles Cook, ii. II. Ward. william Ii.
Lednum and Willard +. Davis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

Ambassador Thomas +. Bayard. &C.
oompanied by his daughter, Mrs.
Warren. and her family. and Miss
Bayard, arrived at New York from
London on Saturday and were met by
Samuel Bancroft. Jr.. and Mr.. Bayard's
two sons. MIR Bayard went at once
TO tire Fifth Avenue Hotel, where the
Bayard Legion delegation met him.
The entire party loft Now York on
the Congressional Limited over the
Pennsylvania Railroad and arrived
here at GO o'clock. At the depot was
u number of the faithful accompanied
by Hyatt'a Military Band. In respo nse
TO their cries the ambassador appeared
and shook tho hands OF his followers
The train only remained few min .
utes and conveyed the party on to
Washington. Tie will return to this
city tomorrow night and will be re.
ceived at public meeting in the Opera
House,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

This morning the ofiioials of tbs
pennsylvania Railroad iUlt Un n tour
oil Inspection OF the rod. They will Dt
gone nearly one month.
The first srowst orm OF the seasoD
accompanied y hail passed over Bel.
ilefoEte. Pa, on Sunday.
Nearns the Market street halter
was enlerprislng enough to have Q
very pretty little badge made OF tht
Ambassador Thomas F., OF which IL
had whole Window full on display
Oh Saturday last.
Girls can lind work at tho shirt fac,
tory. Front and Orange. Experi
workers Will get good wages.
: Miss Clara Fighter, returned mis-.
stonBry from China, will give tai,
on the work In that country thisC Mon
eay) evening at A. o'clock, in the
Second Baptist Church, Ninth anl
&ranklln streets. Admission free
g j. Horribly, OF Iailsyville. has gOn,
Go visit his brother at R0xUoro ugh
near Philadelphia
Mrs. Hannah Shalcup, OF Spring
City. Pa, Ia visiting alr. and Mrs liar
fy Showaiter of THIS city.
Ofhoers Aiken and tliling found
pag OF potatoes and turnipS on KIM
street on Saturday night. which. i
they are not claimed, VIII be donateC
30 tine Associated Charities.
Persons Interested In the uaeiIs
work guild and wishing To pnrcLas
Eeady. made garments uau get thom a
tie rooms OF he ASSOCIATED CHlfltiez
No. 697 latTati street, on IIe,ttay an
Friday afternoons, October 10 an
10, between thu hours OF 3 ana
o'clock.
= The traYsl over the Gordon Height
electric galway was very haayy yes
3srday. OpeE cars are still run on III
line.
The 2o.mlle road race o! the Pyl
Cycle Com pang Wall 10 run laureis
Htsfgoon D9t%stu ts.ls ely and Ne,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

A Democratic tariff for revenue en-
eourages the importation of foreign
made goods. Imported goods, being the
products of foreign labor, rob Ameri.
can labor of that amount of work.
About every 50, 600 worth of imported
goods that can be made at home throws
one American out Of employment. Of
the $500, 600, 900 of merchandise import.
ed III 1898, $40, 900, 900 could have been
made at home by Americans. Allow.
ing -, 900 for each wage Garner, then
22a, 900 would have thus found EN-.
ployment and received in wages $lOs,
900, 600 had it not been for the fear of
free trade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS.

A Philadelphia Clothing HIaanfhct urer
6oing Ont OF Bnsiness, Prices siaugh-
tered. Values Remufkabie. Cut TIL.
Out and Wait Until Thursday. Octo
Der 18th. at o a. mr.. 800 Market st.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
The financial condition OF the coun.
try Ia Simply awful. Money tighter
than for many years. and the conse-
quence In many houses are going tn
the wall with crash. Que of the
largest and .best.known clothing man
ufecturers going out OF the clothing
business has rented tho building, SOC
Market street, Wilmington. delaware.
for the express purpose OF dieposlpg
OF the stock.
In those times things must be low.
priced to sell quickly. Realizing this,
the firm has ordered to sell for
Twenty five Cents on the Dollar. This
Ia an awful sacrifice-a terrible slaugh.
ter. but IL is the only way to raise
money at once. and money must be
raised, Never before has such fine.
fashionable and perfect lifting Cloth
INK been offered at such ridiculous
prices as these.
Mems fine Overcoats. e4.9S. worth
$1,000. IL you don't think 1t worth
the money. bring 1t back. no matter
what the cause 10. Mems Tine chin.
chiila Overcoats. $500; guaranteed
worth $l4.00. Mems extra line quality
| Overe oats, So 90; guaranteed worth
$500. This Overcoat Is elk. faced
and 8 magnificent Overcoat, and ie
positively worth $500.
And 1000 different styles OF over.
conts; Silk and eatln-lined, equally as
cheap An elegant pair of Mems Pants
for W cents; worth $500 Mems extra
quality pants, Sl.49; worth $500.
Meme fine pants, $1.9S; worth S. 90.
And 1000 styles of custom made
pants equally as ehsap. A splendid
suit OF mons clothes. $3.22; worth
5000. Men Fancy Mixed Suits, 81. 9S;
worth il200
III you don't think 1t worth the mon
ey. bring 1t back no matter what the
cause ie. Mems extra quality Suits, So 9g
tailor made; worth $500 Boys line
chevlot Suits, Sl.4S; guaranteed
worth S4.0O. Boys fine cashmere Suits,
~ 40; worth 5000. Boys'heavy cloth
Pants 10 cents; worth 40 cents.
Don't fail to come and examine
goods at the opening OF this Great
sale. ..... -..
5o6 Market Street, Wilmington Della
ware, has been rented for this Great
Clothing Sale which will commences
Thursday, October 18th, at a. Nj.
Don't forget; mem Der The time aud
place wnen this % cents on the dollar
Clothing Sale will commence. Open
evenings until 0 o'clock.
Gar fare paid to all purchasers re.
~idtDg out OF town.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

An evening social was rendered Mr.
Frank Veazey at his home No. 2Sl
Woodlawn avenue. Thursday October
llth. The evening was spent in play
~ games, after which they retired to
the dinlng-room where refreshments
in abundance were served.
Among those present were Misses
Katie McKtnsey. lille Price Lsnu
Murta Mahs Basoo Kate CLARK. Jer
HE Clark, Llzzie Gregg Lulu WHITE.
Bertha HacSman, Emma Aates. Elis
Lowther, BEETLE Bayiis. Hattie Hack
man.
Messrs. Frank Veazey. Owen Haugh
oy. Marshall CLARK, John Kelley. Vim
Bleyer, j Walls, Frank Newell. Harvey
Snort, Z. Twinkle. Willie Hackman.
Willie Wright Geo. Veazey Willie
Lowther John Lowther anu others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

All the delegates and visitors from
tn is city to the annual convention of
the brotherhood of ST. Andrew held In
Washington last week. have returned
homo very enthusiastic about tie con-
vention and impressed by what they
suw and heard. The best speakers of
the convention. Including the presi-
dent and general secretary. will be In
Wilmington tonight to addressa pub
lie meeting ut Trinity Church, corner
Delaware avenue anu Adams street. at
Sp IN. All men Interested in things
religious are urged to attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

You can buy eyeglasses at prices all thu
W, from 80 cents up Speci / glasses on
prescription mar rusily cost So, ~ or even
$40. Thu cheapest are not always as good
as tho best, though The latter are seldom
worth tho difference In price. The fact il
that some opticians allcw a percentage Il
oculists on the orders Of patients sent
shem, just as some druggists allow com.
missions 10 phvsieians. New York sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

The following trainers OF property
were recorded at the Surveying De-
partmenL to-day:
Archibald Glvsn to John Ball Pierce,
suuth east corner Eight and Jefferson
and lot at Sixth aud Frenun.
Archibald Given TO Isabel Bacon, To-
at Sixth and French streets.
Archibald Given TO Mary e. Lumis,
lot ut sixth and French streets.
Archibald tilven To Joseph q. Wool.
tors, lot ut sixth aud French streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

Mr.. Joseph K. Adams. treasurer OF
the Water Witch Fire Company, re-
turns thanks to Joseph Bancroft Sons
Company and the Hartman and Feb
renbaeh Brewing Company for thefr
contribution to their deficiency fund.
Amount collected to date. s223. De.
iiclcncy yet to be made up, 1907.
The company calls on the public to
10 paid by them on the first day of
November The company Is worthy
of donations from every property
owner In the Seventh ward. Help
along tie boys.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15


A Brandywiue Hundred Harn Burued.
The contents OF the large stone barn
on ihe farm OF Henry n. Guest. neur
Gordon Holghts, aud tenauted by Jos
eph ii. Habbart. Inc luhinR 100 bushels
OF wheat. 20 tons OF hay, 10 tons OF
straw, several sets OF harne and nu-
merous small articles. were destroyed
b. fire about II o'clock yesterday
morning. In the barn were several
horses, but they were taken from tho
burning building by farm from the
surrounding nelghborhood.
The barn Is a stone structure and ls
valued at about 5000. 1t was Insured
for a small amount In the West Ghes
ter Mutual Insurance Company. Tue
stock was insured in the Mill Crseh
Company Tor 1850 The loss on prop.
erty aud stock will probably amount
TO $1,000. Tie ire Ia supposed TO have
bean caused by several children who
were playing about the building be-
fore the flames wsro discovered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

The true noble hearted, poor. Faith.
ers. Mothers, Sons. Daughters aud
Friends OF Kingswood, came together
with tie information that they were
In debt 5l43 for Interest on mortgage;
with the information that the church
and friends had come forward with
about S3S.
We presented and pressed our needs
and right royalty did our people and
friends come forward with dollars and
cents, and we sang the Doxolgy.
praieing God that the whole sum was
provided in cash and subscriptions.
We hereby extend our hearty thanks
to everyone assisting and invite them
and others to attend dedication at an
early date.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

Tho Repubti ,nu meetings to be hold
IN this city this week are important
ones.
Wednesday evening Hon. William
T. Frye of Maine, will speak In the
Auditorium.
10 morrow evening meeting will
BE- held in National Hall under the
4aspiees OF the Higgins Republican
Cub.
An open'air meeting will be held in
the Eleventh ward, at the corner OF
Maryland avenue and Stroud street
,Ihursday evening. All the clubs oil
tho city will attend and Hyatts BanG
vii furnish the music.
Senator lllgEina will deliver an adj
uress In the Auditorium Saturday
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

The evening speaker and topic vera
a surprise. 1t was tho standard anG
well known Temperance lecture witt
the new feature OF being applied tt
christian congregations and churcl
mem telship by fluent and aggre ssl Vi
orator of moderate learning and III
honest, OVERLOOKING heart Rev
Michnel J. Funntng, oil Jackson, Michi'
gan. .-.".
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15
FIFTH EDITION.


Saturday was the first day OF regis,
t-ation, and the work shows gains In
all the wards excepting the First aud
Fourth wards. There was q total OF
7SU5 registered against $3.50 registered
on the first day In 1892,
The total gain In what are known as
Republican warGs-Flfth, Sixth, Sew,
enth. Eighth, Ninth and Twelfth-was
SIS. and the total gain In the Other
wards-First, second, Third, Fourth.
Tenth and Eleventh-was 1857. The
total number of whites registered was
eros and the total number OF coiored
HOO. or those given as foreign born
there were 1891 There were about lao
men registered as may become quail
He'd" and IL were disqualified.
The official number by wards fol.
lows:
First. 297; second. b37; Third. 643J
Fourth. 4S2; Fifth. il76; Sixth, 723; Sew
enth, 1852; Eighth. 936; Ninth. COLL
Tenth, 6si; Eleventh. 24S; Twelfth 3s4.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

~ Es nyruo snSs u w us beniOcrnttc.
William Michael Byrne 10 le tier to
the press and In rotation to the using
OF circulars assailiug the loyalty OF
Catholics to American principles and
Institutions which were said to have
been Issued by the Republican party,
donies the origin as stated. He says
two OF the circulars were seen by him
and had come from the office OF
prominent Democrat.
Mr. Byrne concludes his letter thus:
But anxious as the Dem ocratlc mana.
gers arc to whip all discontents into
line. they cannot cloud the issues be.
fore the people by raising the spectre
OF religious etrlfe. Every man must
now vote as oitizen. Religion Is not
at stake. The Issue Is pluin. Never was
canvass more important for work.
ingmen. Democratic power m cans
low wages and empty works hops.
hepublican power means high wages
and busy mills. Which do the people
warH Let them decide the main ques.
ton with no side Issues"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

The TWO HUNDRED or more workmen
who asse mbled around the Harlan and
Holiingsworth Company's gates this
morning would be more than glad to
welcome tho Hon. Thomas F. Bayard
home from free trade England. II he
could only toll thom how to q ct q jol
even at u low rate OF wages.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

Bishop Coleman upon the Invitation
of the Brotherhood OF st. PHILIPPE
Church. Forty Eecond street and Bal
timore A-enu Pl. la lelphia. on sun.
day evening occupied the pulpit OF the
church. His text was Acts, ~. o:
Lord what will thou have me to dor
In concluding his sermon he said Il
pray you to remember these words of
tho text! Lord what will thOi have
me to do?n By them you can test
your own condition and see II you are
really converted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

As Mt. Bayard has returned to oui
city he should explain what connec
ton he had with the nomination oil
Tunnel for Governor aud the sale oil
Handy's blrthrlght to Bancroft. Also
what became OF the pottage. Die
hickey get big share for tax receipts
or was 1t all used to corrupt voters
and hire brass bands2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

William W. Jones and Il. II. Calhoun
OF Sussex county narrowly escaped
death by asphyxiation from illumin.
ating gas yesterday morning. The
men We're visiting James ID. Phillips,
OF No. 2l5 Walnut street. and 1t was
while sleeping there that the gas
escaped. When found they were both
unconscious but DIR. Spruance revived
them. and now they are as well as
ever
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

There will lie Republican meeting
under the auspices CT the Higgins Rs-
publicans in National Hall. Walnut
s.reet near Ninth oil Tuesday evening
next, 10th inst, at eight O'clock. The
meeting will DO addressed by abs
speakers. ALI are invited to be present
to Lear something new aud rare. Seats
Tree. Good usher will DO present.
WAI. Nj. WINSTON. President, 5. V. u.
CARLY; Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

The first OF the winter series of
lectures and musicales to be given by
the Brownsou Library association will
be held Monday evening, October 22.
Rev. ID. J. FLYNN will discourse on
the subject, 1.-THE American Republic
and How to Perptuate It," Those
lectures will DO free to the public.
The Woman's Auxiliary will meet
this evening to arrange for the classes
to be formed in music. literature art
needle work and physical culture.
Glasses will be for members only.
The annual reception will be held
on Monday evening, November 6.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

Mr. Johnnie Callnhan OF the e. s.
Gint. Philadelphia, and his brother
Harry Callahan, were on hand on Sat
pTday afternoon at the sixth district
Of the Fifth ward. John was wihdo v
tnan, while Hurry acted as challenger
BUSINESS must lie slack or these tive
officials would not DO ablo to Ue of o.
duty to do ward work around the
polls.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

Philadelphia. assisted by st. Paula
Il. c. Choir, and Miss Helen Mari VIII
son. Of Philadelphia, will give con-
cert In Hair Street Church, to NOR.
row night. which promises 10 be one
of the best musical entertainments
evar given in this city.
1t Will consist of solos, choruses.
quartettes. Duets and recltations.
The Church should be packed to the
doors,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

The Democratic meeting at Mar.
shailton. on Saturday evening, WIS at,
tended By about Iifty men aud boys. a
yellow dog with a short tail and MIR.
Splcer. Addresses were made 10y
Messrs. WhlLeman. Cooper aud others.
There was great deal of spice In the
meeting, and O few broken hoads utter
wards.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga
Tenn. says, '-Shiloh's Vitallzsr
Saved NY Life consider It thu beat
remedy for a debllitated system ]
ever used" For Dyspepsia. Liver or
Kidney trouble Il excels, prloe 7octs.
sold by N. II. Dantortb. Druggist, 8 II.
Corner 3. cond and Market Sts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

There Will he another matinee race
~ Hazel bell truck Monday fternoon.
There will be n 3.yearoid colt race
ESQ class and ~ class for trotters
amt PAYERS. There Will also be u
coubla team match race. Entry and
admission will be free. liorsfe can be
Suffered at No. lD4 East Second street
o. at tie track
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-15

The reporter who wri,es such rot that
houses in Wilmington arc renting bet.
ter than Tor Two yndrs past hasn't got
honasCy In his makeup as the point
OF ais pen. There are Inoie parsons
behind III their rents In Wilmington
to-day than theis ever was before In
it's history. II you don't believe this.
aak Tile landlords.