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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14
WATCHING 4 GROUSE DRUM.
Tho Noise Is Caused by the Rapid F1ar ems
of the Wings,


of the Wings.
EARLY In one October had the only op.
portunity which has ever presented IT.
eelf In my 20 years Of experience I'm
forest and field of studying the method
employed by the cock partridge In produc.
ing than peculiar sound known among
sportsmen AS drumming. | was out with
my gun looking for quail quite carly in
the morning and was working toward
small wooded swamp where / knew the
birds found a s;ifo shelter at roosting time
as we'll as from the gun when flushed by
dog, for no hunter, no matter how ardent,
would have the teinerity to brave the suck.
holes and wild brier vines. Hearing tho
call of quail, l stopped to listen and 10
cate him positively. stood facing n stone
wall, distant about six rods, on each side
of which grew hazel bushes. Suddenly
out OF those on the opposite side sprang
fino old cock partridge, who dropped on
the wall directly in front Of me, tail
spread, ruff standing out and crest raised
the picture of alertness What chance
for an artist. l hardly breathed Between
us was small alder bush, tall and slim
This was tho only shelter, yet the bird did
not seem to notice me, for after standing
moment he began preening himself,
seeming to enjoy the rays of tho sun, which
shone warm and bright
L stood and watched him thus for prob,
ably 10 minutes and was considering
whether TO let him go altogether or flush
and try shot whom he stopped, shook
himself, stretched one wing and leg, then
the other, took look all around, and
slightly raising his feathers as a sitting
hen when disturbed raised his wings a
little above Il horizontal line and brought
them down against his body, increasing
the time until 1t ended in futter, as 1t
seemed. This / watched him repent. The
third time moved slightly. He spotted
me and moved also But stopped him
not 10 feet from where he stood, and when
heard him giving his last flutter felt
like u murderer.
1 am perfectly satisfied on one point,
however, that tho mysterious noise, - rs
some term it, is produced by striking tho
wings against the body As many will
admit who have had the opportunity to
observe, the sound is moro pronounced and
distinct Mt II distance than very near it
where it has mufiled, fiuttering sound
Forest and Stream.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

The case OF William l. Morrison, cbarg.
cd with refusing to administer the oath
to Harry Carson on being challenged by a
qualified voter, came up In tho Municipal
Court this morning.
John 1illman, colored, was charged
with attem pting to vote illegally. After
hearing various with esses the case was
dismiss ed.
Clayton r. Harrison deposed that at the
third district OF the Tenth ward he was a
special constable and assisted In maxi ug
the arrest His name is Edward Reed.
Michael Kelly did not know what the
charge against the man was, az he was
fully qualified. be did not order his ar
rest and heard none OF the other officers
OF the election order his arrest.
Thomas Maioney know fiiiman for five
years. His name Ia Edward Reed. Works
with him in this came MILL
Patrick Cottingham. special constable
arrest the defendant. Knew that he did
not live at 223 East Liberty street.
Hurry Wtsil was Inspector Of the fret
district OF the third ward and deposed
that Coverdale voted that day.
james d. Groome testified that Cover.
dale lived at 223 East Liberty strest where
witness resided. The case was continued
until this evening.
Victor b. Wooley waived hearing In
the case of Frank Carberry charged with
illegal voting and he was held In $500
bail.
James Gale, colored, was charged with
Fifth Ward.
A L. Johnson testified that Gale regis,
tered from No. 705 Van Buren, street q
voted. lie had not the number OF the Ia,
receipt. Gale was challenged on account
of n fraudulent tax receipt.
Harry Gallaghan special messenger OF
the post office, was challenger at the
polls ard challenged Gale on tho grouuds
stated above. Tho Democratic com nIttee
furnished him with list Tho number
OF the receipt was l0.S63. Gale voted and
he was arrested.
Edgar Reilly as!judge of the election.
lie considered 1t a good receipt.
John L. Dickey depoaed that tax receipt
10. SH3 was issued to Asbury Stirling. He
did not make tho entrJ In his book. 1t
was illleu by John ID. Bowman. On cross
examination he did not know to whom he
Issued tax receipt 20 1888 In 1893 Gale was
held In $500 bail for the upp.r court.
John B. Ginuer waived hearing and
was held in $500 bail for tho upper
court.
l. Il Quigley surrendered Frank Hunter
and the forfeit OF bond was taken OF.
Hunter went up to vote on tax re.
celpt which had already been voted on.
The case was dismissed.
Irwin Elbert's case was continued un-
til TOM rrow morning.
The case OF Joseph freeman was con-
tlnued until Thursday morning.
Thomas L. Brown. George Tlllman.
David West and Peter Lnmhson were
charged with the larceny OF $40 from
Elijah H. Bird. Bird is now In Washing.
ton anu the Case was dismissed. This is
the case where the bundle of tax receipte
were cold to Bird and then taken awe
from him.
William s. Harris and j. W. Andrews
were charged with tho larceny of two
overcouLs from Isaac Seigel. a second
hand dealer on Front street They wtuv
seen taking the coats from the front OF
his store. They were held in 5000 ball for
the upper court
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

@. Wilson. John Johnson and young Bur
ris are tho latest to enter John II. Clarkis
120-pouni amateur boxing tournament.
which takes place at the American Athletic
CluU. Ninth and Arch streets Philadelphia
on Saturday evening next Entries close
Friday.
Professor Williams will introduce Ills o.
year-old son. very clever boxer. for the
first time at Professor McLean's benefit
to morrow night at the Southwark Athlet-
10 Club Philadelphia
}. j. 0'Donnell. who elaine to be from
Philadelphia was knocked out In seven
rounds by Billy Layton of New Orleans.
before tho Plsquemine, La. Athletic Club.
on Monday night.
Jimmie Dime and Jerry Marshall, the
Australians, will box on Thursday night
ut Cleveland .. The men are to meet at
catch weights for purse OF $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

The Wilmington Bicycle Club was organ.
lied last evening at No. $40 Market
street, where permanent quarters have
been secured.
The following officers were elected:
William kirk, PRESIDENT William a. holt,
captain and vice pres ident; A. O. II. Grier.
recording secretary; John A. Jordan,
financial secretary; Edward Meloh,or, Jr,,
treasurer Geo. @ Smith. quartermastsr
Howard L.. Shueter, lieutenant. The
board OF directors are the captain, pres.
ident, recording secretary, treasurer,
quartermaster, j. Morris Rogers and
Afford q. Smith. The charter list for
members was opened and tifty.hve men
signed the list.
The list will be kept open until Monday.
At the present time all the crack riders Of
the city have become mem bers.
The membership dues will be so cents a
month. Meetings will be held every
Monday night. The colors of the club will
be orange and black. The emblem will
be a diamond with orange and black back
ground and monogram of the club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

The friends of Miss Elva Carr gave her
birthday purprlse last evening at her
home No. s03 South Addns street The
evening was eniGyabiy spent. A few OF
those present were: The Missa5 Bess o
Jones, Nsttie Jones. Rosie Wlnkier, Alba
Nauderstoot 1eIiia Iced, Sadie Reed
Grace tluigg, Annie Lakeland, Mary
Mclean. Florence Carson, bertha
Boon, Emma smith, leila Wilkins,
Saliie GoYle. Eiva Carr Mr.. and Mira.
Hoiland, Mrs barlow. Mrs Fruit. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Carson. Mrs. Moliis
Lindsay. Mr. aud Mrs. William Carr,
j. Beckiey, +. Siegrist, f. Holland,
John Coyle. Willard Jester, Cnarles VII.
kius, Willie Norris Pierce jack son. Frank
BEST, A1edford Gudgeon. james ListDr.
Willie Carr. Ralph Lindsay anu Homer
Carr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14
THU RsnAY. NOV. % 1894.
AT 10 o'clock n. m.

mt ~ SioSh H. Hli
n y, Is HEAD OF GOOD HORSES AND
NJ i.Lane b. Standa r1 and Registered, by
OSerstreet WILKES was second in the :. 50 race
nj Uycr the only race sn: was ever ill., 3
Seats old IL hands. bay and absolutely sound
and safe Tor lady To drive can snow u =. 10
gt.it wth Two III II .gOn.
Nd. brown ma Z, IL ! Auds II gh, 5 Years old
slrcl by Colonel Lamber,. II son o. Dufllei
Lumber WI VEGAS handling, tue only
work size ever had, size lraltcl al Golumttla
INDIANA y mile truck i'll =. y and think
With II bet or handllng can trot u mile next
yeAt IN 10 or better
Nb. iJoe h. zeal brown gnldinR, 1871 hands
year Cd, 81 e by hobcrt Ail.o regor. The
sireof Gorenl t.4i.. Count robert a.iaE.
helly Mehioeor Il and y. others ~ tue st
can sln@t ~ gait will snow ID or 3 with
two men in wa4pn undtr all circumstances
~ d Sea shell 3 years Old, bay. hand ONE
Standard AMI registered, by Borlen. 0.ia
renaEd 2.i i. II son Of Guylsr loo. Edw in ri.
lon 10 by hbdhlia Is she Is al open game 1
trotter, has la no handling can snow d : 10
gait Al5o - Others well brcti, drivers snd
workers hY trultng bred sires
Es3KS IL fea1 Of iatten ng hogs aad sholtes.
ss.4i~good stock Poland Ghi IN and Berkz
shTn. : ftocN Eetkshtre Hpar, Potand CHINA
sows ana berkshl c soWs iue aDuut the 2Ith
OF IeprtarN, ~ Plymouth lock chickens, ~
ducks coupS. SIC.
Farming Utensils farm wagons Guthrie
dfpP wason, nea l. new. Nov NJ machine
ploFs. hArruws, unltivtt drs hoes double Hii
snkie huiuess. ana fu / Inc 81 goods stJst-
aa'H 70 carry on n large farm. The above
goods we're ~ tfchhsed a4t sprHg;4p tons
W - GipFef my I"uiD bushels q
eUfpt tAD bttEhEt= DufH ami u!auY nj h,.r r
ticts rot here enumerated Lint viii ne p,,s3
iivlly sofa without reserve sale will starr at
~ uciock. norsts to be SOLD Mt ocsuck n ID
shown IN harness. Catalogues can be- had Dy
calling at our auction room with full pedi-
grea.
Iprms OF salo.-All sums of sa5 and less
cash, on all 4ums over Mt amount a cre1i =
OF ip mon W II be given by tine purcnaszr
giving banka2lf mite with an approved on-
dorber interest addeu or ) per cent on for
cash on credit stlIas
l. " .stidhamSs on,Auc. w.MRAUsTIN.
t.Mf-s- Ht-t-w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

George V. Massey resumed his argu.
meht on his motion for nor-s lit la the
cMse OF William d. Wheatley vs.. the Z, !.
". u. kaiiroad Company. which Is now
occupying the attention OF the Superior
Court. He GlUsed ut ll.30 O'Clock, and
was followed by Mr.. Bisgs ia an argu.
nent atuinss the motion
tie based his argument against the
npnsult on Two grounds: Firstly, that
George W Callahan was not a fellow ser.
tai:t OF William d Wheatley, the deceased ,
ana seeohdly. that even il he had been
there was evidence produced by him and
which stands unim aeacbed or uncontra.
aictad That the railroad company was
also Negligent.
There is no better established principle
OF law than where the servant anu the
muster are Jointly Responsible Tor iuiurl, 8
70 1 servant the master Is liable for all In.
Jufies received by the servant. Nh Biggs
was eltittg law on theqnostion when court
recessed until this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14
THIRD edition,


Patrick Farron was charged with having
sold Intoxicating liquor on sunday last.
Samuel Jones deposed that he met the
defendant lust Sunday near the corner of
Taylor and Locust streets Asked aim
mad ne anything with him. Got bottle
OF whiskey from him and paid twehty.ti
cents
Officer Feaster got the bottle from
Jones, saw Farron give the bottle to
Jones and Jones hand somethus to
Farron. Followed him all around. lie
was lined 800 and costs. lie was then
charged with having sold to Annie Brown
lnLoxicating liquor. at SIT Buttonwood
street Mrs Farron has government
license.
Annie Brown deposed that she bought a
PM OF whisky Il ON the defendant and
paid In return 50 cents for It, The tran
saction took place on the last Sunday in
august He was fined 500 and COSTS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

Edward and Herbert Redden were fined
e. and costs for dtsorderIy conduct The
charge wss preferred by their father
Michael Redder. s03 East Eighth street.
Officer Lucas last night arrestai John
DAILY who turned out to be an lmpo star
He had his arm bandaHed in spllnts. He
was lined Slb and costs In default of
payment he will be bandagad for 90 days
between the walls OF New Castle jail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

Frank Devilis was hold In $500 ball for
further hearing ON Friday morning on
tnescharge of assault on Mrs. Joseph Pa.
VIA an Italian woman who resides ON Jack
son street Her evidence wus that the as.
suit took place Mt her home ana that of.
iers OF money were made and improper
proposals made and that he put his arms
Ground her lie denied the charge The
alleged assault took place In Septem Der
ma Devitis has been away since.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14
THIS PAYS.

1t paws everyone to follow the thousands
who have accepted that remarkable free
offer OF l,r. Greene. of So West IltA 81.
New York City, the most suecrssfil(
specialist in curing nervous ana chrome
diseases II has established a system of
free, letter correspondents TO tell tho SICK
aud suffering everywhere Just what their
trouble Ia, and how TO get well. All YOU
need do Is to write him letter telling
him your symptoms and how you feel
lie viii answer 1t, explaining yon case
mlnuteiy anu giving all possible informa.
ton And Tor all thia lie char GEES nothing
IL Is tho test opportunity you ever had TO
consult the highest authority, without
leaving your home, and without rnyipg
ans. foe.
lie gives such careful attention to every
letter. that you understand instantly lust
what als yod. lie makes specially of
treating PATIENTS through letter CORES.
pohdence, and 10 having wonderful sue
cess by this method. 1t was this same
successful physician who discovered that
remarkable medicine, Or GreGne's NerypIn
oiood and nerve remedy Inc DOCTOR
lo4g experience and tremendous practice
eiiabies him to thoroughly Understand
your complaint by writing hlm your
symptoms. It Is easy enough to try It.
and 1t won't cost You anything Write him
to-day and 1t will probably be the meana
oil your getting strong and we'll
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

marshal Lannan selzed the British bark
Levuka to day an a libel of information
entered in the U s Court by district
Attroney Vandergrlft
IL Ia alleged that she cleared from Rio
Janerto Brazil last September without
having clean bill OF heath. The penalty
on conviction is 5000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14
(l5 to 20 yra)
ChiIdren's Suits.

To satisfy the wide range of
tastes that are exercised in fit
ting the little ones in Suit, we
are carrying an enormous line
of styles, with quality and price
as varied as the patterns.
One that will catch your eve
is an All Wool Suit, with double
knees and seat, at $3.50. Tt
looks SO well it would be quite
as easy to get SIS for it.
A variety of so patterns at
all prices up to SO.
A popular price is So.
We show some 10 styles.
All unusual values.
Overcoats for children from
50 90 up.
Children's Pea Jackets, dou.
BILE breasted, Blue and Black,
$3.50
Children's odd Pants, Soc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

The November term of the county
court commences next Monday. The list
OF criminal cases In General Session a
Court Is not as large as at the last term,
ena the court 10 expected to compiete lis
work in week The Superior Court Will
carry the session over Until December.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14
Mems PantaIoons.

All Wool PantaIoons, dressy
and servlceable, $1.75. Some
you'll see at $3 are no better.
Fine Dress Pantaloons, fine
hair line pattern, 50 30.
Gray and Black Stripe All
Wool Dress Pantaloons, So. so.
Fine Black All Worsted
Pantaloons in Clay Diagonals,
Corkscrew, and broad fancy
vale, an immense assortment.
at 50. 80 per pair.
This lot was left from SD
and $l8 salts, of which the
Coats and Vests were sold, and
as the pants represent / the
value of q suit; they are worth
from 50 to So per pair.
This being a special lot that
cannot be duplicated, only those
who take immediate advantage
OF the offer will be supplied. A
handsome line of 80 patterns
in all cloths, to So per pair.
Mems Coats and Vests.
Fine Cassimeres, 5 patterns,
S6. 90.
=. Double Breasted Cheviots,
81. 80.
Clay Diagonal all worsted
Black and Blue Getaways and
Sacks, $40.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

Nathan Pratton, coinrad, was a very
Mrs. Annie Farron, SIT Butto wood street,
who was charged with selling LIQUOR
without license. He got drink Of milk
for u palm. lie did not know II Ire was
WHISKY or gin Ia the milk. lhs case was
dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

Thomas G. Fraim law student from
the Office of Edwarl e. Bradford and
Lewis .. Vandegrft. yesterday afternoon
was admitted to Practice before The Uoun.
ty Courts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

karl's Clover Roo, tho great blond
purifier gives freshness and clearIlsss
10 tho CompleNion and cures Cousti !.
patton, a5cts., Scots, sl.00.
soi1 10y N. II. banjo tn. druggist S. T.,
Cor. Seeohd ard MurReL streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

The funeral OF jam % +. Mcconnell,
whose dead body was found In tho
Bra ndywtne Creek early Sunday morning,
took place this morning. In ST. Mary's
II. c. Church Rev. Father Birmingham
conducted nigh macs. after which tie
body was sent to PnnnixYiile, Pa, for
iutertneut
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

HAYNES ON tho 18Th inst, Edmund c.
Haynes, husband of Mdrgaret Haynes,a
5s years.
,heatlyes and friends. also members of
W alter W teh Fire ompany abd members
ana employees OF the iteming! on Machine
Works. ale respectfully invitei to attend bts
interai. from hI5 late residence. NO $50 " es,
fourth street, ON saturday afternoon at :
aielack. Services II the ADuse iuterlpput
at III eTYiHM ceine4trv,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

Robert Porter who occupies the Cam
farm near Hazel bell park, viii sell nine
youig horses and seven COWS at public
sale ON Monday the oG.h inst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

Simply apply "swAYSEs OINTMENT" No.
In teFnai medicine required. Cure tie Ter
eczema. itch, all cruptioI,s of the face hands
nosd, etc, leaving the shln clear white mn d
healthy. It's great healing aud curative
powbrs are possessed by no other remedy.
Ask W. ur druggist tor SwAYHE's OINTMENT
A Goad Many
persons nowadays seem to be willing to
maEe their money do Its best buying.
The problem Ia oastlv solved "a far "a
footwear is concerned by n Walt to our
store. We sell good foot wear, and we sell
1t cheap; cheap sounds trashy perhaps,
whtts shoes are concerned. but with us.
cheap means good, honest shoe leather
for little money. The lntest styIes and
notibns In shoes are with us, and the nlnin
reldble everyday kind which MANY peo.
pie prefer; besides YOU know we have the
ROY saving prices that are worth think.
ing about Fornap,s. No 10 East atm
street, between Market aud King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

oiicer Paul Ward shot James Adams a
colored, prisoner who was trying 10 IS.
cape last night. Iha TALL entered tic
mans shoulder, He was removed to the
HamnaAathio lIo-nital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

The ladies OF the Eighth Ward return
theil thnnks to General Woodman and to
job IL. Jackson for loan of wagon, and to
Joseph IL. Homer Tor decorating the same
Tor Their use IN the great Ropubiican par.
ahe last Monday evening, They hope
thut their shndow may never grow les
anu that their Kind acts may DO repeated
lii lSNj
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

Grocerymen, look toyour interest and
buy your better ut J Is Gotta whole sale
and retail butter and egg depot, 5s3 Madi.
con street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14
Mems Suits.

All Wool Sack Suit, Oxford
mixed, fine Cashmere, we'll
made and trimmed, at $3.50;
elegant value at $40.
All Wool Black and GRAY
Sack Suits, exceptional value,
at So. so; never before sold at
less than SIP.
Very fine All Wool Gray
Mixed Suits, two patterns, at
SO. Ii $3.50 were asked
you'd not question the price.
Fine All Wool Black Chev.
lots, in double and single
breasted Sacks, stylish and dres-
sy at $40. We sold stacks of
them last year at SIS.
Very elegant All Wool Clay
Diagonal Black Worsteds, Cut.
away Frocks and Sacks, guar
anteed fast color, at $l2. Side
by side with goods offered at
SIS, you'd scarcely see any dit
ference. A complete stock of
over 30 styles of Mems Suits
to select from.
AT the popular price of $40
we show q line Of eight pat
terms OF cloth, in Cheviots, Cas-
simeres, Worsteds, etc. Made
in double and single breasted
Sacks and Getaways. made first
class and handsomely trimmed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14
YOU CAN PAY MORE,

For your Clothes Gf you
want toy but you cannot get
anywhere better Clothes---bet.
ter Tor the money, than you'll
find at the New York Clothing
House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

When in need Of coal or wood call IN
bi5. or send portal card for Ton of ex.
ira largo pea coal to II. T. Scr geant.
doaler In coal. wood and grain. A large
load OF wood for 81 So Yves tern oats,
baled hay and straw. TlrI l0s Maryland
ave. Phone 5i5. Con trail Office, 7th anu
King stEests Phone $50
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

To morrow promises to be from
cloudy to clearing. proceeded by local
rain, Friaay clear ard rathor colder, with
little change OF umperatIfe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

The saw mill OF Powell AMI Reynolds st
Milford was destroyed by iire about
O'Clock Tuesday morning. The building
was large frame structure. Tae loss
Will reach $4,000 which amount IS posi-,
lively covered by Insurance Mr.. Hoy.
noids was in our city at the time OF the
fire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14
sfus'h QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HEAi.b 81 COMPANY,
u.,.,u..,..
iianKers nni Brokers.
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WIN VIII 's71 't8 ''ess
Investment and Securities vieid,p,
from / tn per ceut
Orders for tue purchase and sale OF
stocks and BoHdson Commission execut.
ed at All the atonS EXCHANGES
PriSate Telegraph wires to New York,
Phtiadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and botters Of Credit is
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

Captain Sweeney. U. S. A, San Diego.
Cat, says 'Shlioh's Gatarrh REMEDY IL
the first medicine have ever found tina
weuld 10 me any good" Price 50s.
Sold by N. Is pantoith. Druggist, 5. F.Cor
End and Market sIrarIs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

St Marys I. A. B. Pioneer Corps will
hold it's seventeenth aEnef,l .erep;ion this
evening IN Prof, A. s. Webster's Dancing
school
The Pioneers usually have deightful
time at their receptions and this one Will
be ho exception as Messrs. Mo nnghaD,
heenan and Finn are at the he az OF the
affair
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-14

oRTAIt- Resdy-mlIed Tor ali pur
M nnSes in any quantity. John III
SOLOMON oiiica, No. Vest Third stree
homes liz anda5 "a