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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
CAMP FIRE.
Visit of Sheridan Post 23. G.. A. r.. Depart
ment of Delaware. to Wilde Post, No. 25.
q. A. H.. Department of PennsyivauIa.

q. A. H.. Department of Pennsylvania.
Tuesday evening last was one long to
be remembered by Phil sheridan Post of
this city. VINO. by invitation. visited Wilde
Post at Chester. The quarters of the Post
were scarcely large enough to contain
the many veterans OF The late war WHO
went TO take part In the inspf ction OF tho
Post and the presentation OF ptA lures one
OF which was handsome crayol. portrait
OF tho late Col. fhom ssJ. Wool, of Chester,
but formerly member OF the Second Del
ore. The folio wing visiting Posts were pres
ent bradbury Post No. l49 OF Media. 20
men; Phi. Sheridan Post No 23, OF vii.
mlngton, 40 luen. One hundred members
oil Wilde Post attended.
Tho lnspeoliDu OF Wilde Post was con-
Quoted by John IL. Hiukson Past Com
nanier of Bradbury Post. The Post was
then closed and u general camp fire took
place. The crayon OF Col. Wood oecu-
pied position OH pillar OH the loft of
Commander Melville, aud was reverently
Inspected by his late conradOs who re-
inetnbered him In his sturdy manhood
anu recalled Ills awful death. Col. Wood,
IL Will be remembered. wus fatally injured
ny r, w. ~ B. train on August 2lst.
last. Tue portrait was a loving tribute
by the memUers of his family. 1t was
presented to the Post by Captain Isaac
johnson OF Post l49, who spoke or the
many line traits OF tae deceased. ami
-. Np VI ulS SdtC0h
as n soldier.
The portrait was received on behalf of
the Post by Maj Joseph X. L. Coates,
who IN line speech. reviewed the record
OF Col, Wood.
PICTURE OF DEAD HEROES.
w. H. BrooMal then, In behalf OF p. p.
Derrlckson. presented to be Post splendid
OIL paln.ings OF Washington aud Liucoln
which we're hung on the wall to The right
ana iuf. OF the COMMANDER. The portraits
were received by Dr. u. W. Jeueris in one
OF his cuarauJarlstic speeches,
Rutluns we.e served after the presenta.
tlou when Inc cam ip.lire was again cullad
TO orJer, and the fOllO Owin. Yes called on
for relndrks: Deputy Commander VAntine,
of uelawurs; lnumas Dolphin, OF Post
l49; Z. Is. Ayur5 or Deiawa Commun.
der Agnow. OF Post -; Dum tnander Peters
and COinrade bullock, OF Grant Post, Del
aware; Commander Uf John brown Post;
Commander H!isey; CouI4ds Jonn LIiiey,
Jr. aud Chaplain Wm. Il. davidson. OF
Post IS; Samuel Wood. Cnarles thompson
CHI PLAIN LampaugD.o ot the Dspartm of
Delaware, Dr. Samuel starr. lnomas Lees
Or. "a. Stsver- songs were sung by
Comm indsr Vautlne anI Comraue ulll.
Tho vets enjoyed the camp lire. and
smoked Their p!pes or cigars WnI.e the
blue SMOKE formed into pIuLdres OF old
war times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

Wo have received two ears of corn from
VIM. SINNERS farm, near Chadds Ford,
Pa. that are as large as any we have seen
this Geason. Ho 81 "a the yield will be
some 10 to 50 bushels to the acre on a tif
teen.acre field. He thinks that 100 bushe Is
do not often grow on an acre IN this sec.
as soon us huslsed counting 10 pounds to
the busne. and conclude that they have
an enorm Gus Yield. but they will find by
Christmas that what they called 100
bushels will turn out about 75 bushels.
III tho shrinkage Ia 80 great as that the
weight at husking time should be about
65 pounds to o bGshel. Any one bringing
to our office sample ear larger than the
sneclmens already On hand will confer n
favor and be given special mention In our
columns,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
SPECIAL mE.sTIJ.S,

s"pp'hR '" ieeHihis, Iij E.bacond So
M. +. Davis, Jewoler. 0 E. end st
Cuppius X leoot-ilG. P.trNor.sIs Mtl ltsou
American Laundry. dOi West Froat st.
Strong cough candy at Ferguson's
IL last Second street.
bargains IN watches at DAvidow and
Co., fawh Brokota, 2i6 Market.
Dr. j. Lippineott, 70S French street.
All chrohlc diseases a speciality.
James N. Young. job carpenter.
painter and roofer 3l3 DUPONT street,
large assortment OF jewelry ut
Davidow and Co, jewelers.. 2i8 Market,
For iirst.oasa dyalng and scourIns
&c to the Delaware Dye Works, 2lJ
King street.
The best tea and coffee in tbs cItv at
hard LINES prieos AT 40l Delamar Ays.
nue., w. 5. Moore,
Az WHO desire to have comn.ata
set OF ! Ie Dote Bibla liistory should
lehYs their order ut this Office.
pr. Simms' whlts puInonlc raIsau,.
the famous throat anu lung remedy
and nypophosphlte o. lung food. 6j6
King sti5Jt.
Suums' Liver Pills quick In curl
heHducha. splsndll tiver stimulant;
hesteyer made; thousands say 80. 500
King street.
60 to s. N. Smeltz for all kinds of
fruits and produce. Wholesale or rs.
tail. Ehst itl street. between King and
Market streeta.
" you want to sava money, 20 to
w. y. Moors Tor your groceries ut 40l
Delaware Avenue; 1t will pay you to
60 thcro anu buy At bard times prices.
Who're you get those ~ cent candies
for - cents. you Can get the best
cough drops In the city. At 2aJ Mar
keL street. Hollis.
Ladies' silver watches only 50. rs at
DavIdow anu Co., jewellers and pawn.
brokers.
The healthy. wealthy and wise all
use Dr. Simms White PulmouIu BAL
sam when troubled with coughs, sore
throat, lung diseases Nc, 50c aud 81.
Depot COG kiug street.
All who desire to have complete
set of the bore Bible History should
leave their ordor at this Office,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

A prominent ex-oiiclal told reporter
OF the REPUBLICAN yesterday morning
that he cid not intend to vote for Samuel
BANCROFT, Jr.. for Congress. lie charged
the Every Evening, Mir. BAncrort's organ,
with having defeated Purnoll Lynch and
electlng Republican Levy Court. He
also said thRt he intended to cross Mr.
Banoi OTIS name OF OF his ticket, and sew.
sral of his neighOors. besides throc
brothers. will do the same thing. No
bancroft In his, ne said.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

BALTIMORE, Oct 1s.-William A. Herr
Itch and his son Robert, who are jointly in
tercsted In the coal business, had an alter
cation about the division of profits. Tho
son shot his father four times, three
OF the bullets going Into the body one Of
which penetrated the left lung. The
fourth shot took effect in the right arm.
The wounded man Is not expected to live.
He is 80 years Of age.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
SENATOR FRYE SPEAKS
Great Crowd of Enthusiastic People
at the Auditorium.
PANIC CAUSRD BY HHB DEMOCRATS

Threat of Free Trade Hung Over the
Country Like Great Shadow and
Descended Upon it With the Demo-
cratic Adninistration-stor Of
shrinISuge of Values, Distrust
ofAmerican Securities and
Outgo of Gold-Protcc-
tion the Cure for
National rlls.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

At the regular monthly meeting OF. the
BoErd Of Directors of tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Co., held on Wednesday in
Baltimore.a dividend of TWO per cent was
declared, payable on and after Novem / er
10Th The stock was quoted at the close
OF the stock market on Tuesday at S74.50
per share 1t opened on Wednesday at
$40 und declined until 1t struck scr and
then reacted to $3.50. 1t got rather a
black eye. owing to a reduction of the
dividend. This is another evidence OF
Democratic prosperity and the good tim es
promised the people by Messrs. BAyard,
Gray and Handy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 1S.-The jury in
the case of Charley Hardin, Curtis Elrod,
Charles Taylor and James Morris, charged
with the embezzlement of $35, 900 from the
Adams Express company, returned yer-
dict Of not guilty. When the verdict was
announced the utmost confusion prevailed.
Hardin and Elrod grasped each others
hand, while their wives gavo vent to their
feelings with tears of joy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
NuIiee.

Was not lost, but iound-a new
candy store at 403 Market street. where
ohoice candies can bs bought at 10 and
l5 cents por pound. Come and look
at them. Candies worth 80 cents can
be bought Tor Is cents, and candies
worth 20 cents Can be bought at 10
cents. Don't forget, 4G3 Market street,
Wilmington. Dol. Candies made fresh
every hour,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1s.-Mrs. Margaret
Naoke, wife of Arnold Nacke, of the metal
manufacturing firm of Nacke, Brinkmann
81 Co., went to DIR. Theel and asked him
for drug which would gradually craze
her husband and then kill him. Mr..
Nacke and q policeman were summoned,
and the woman was given a hearing be-
fore magistrate, who adjudged her to be
insane and committed her to IN asylum.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
So. S.


While Vim. +. Harrity. Secretary OF
Pennsylvania was walking down Mar ket
street yesterday afternoon, he was ac.
cobted by MIR. Paul Brown with what 10
new William n HarIity replied, what
do you mean p why" said Mr.. Brown
what is new politically In Pennsylvania. ="
RepublIcans) on their own dung HILL"
well, ma, be you will" said Mr.. Is as l,e
smiled. but l guess tho Republicans will
Do around when you do II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

When In need OF coal or wood, cali
VI 545. or send postal card for a ton
of extra largo pea coal 10 IL. L. Ser.
geant, dsaler ln coal. wood and grala.
A large load OF wuod for Sl.5U. Wos-
tern oats. balsd nay and straw (arl
los Maryland Ave. Phone 5i5. Os1.
trail ollics, 7thand King streets. Phone
5S1.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
Hill, l.. Riley, Asmond and Madlil.

Stowo ana Cotnpany's mumnotn spec.
tarnlur Uncle Toms CABIN Company will
appear here In the Opera House on Friday
evening. The COMPANY consists OF 30
artists tioups Of real Alabama jubilee
singers will with bnnd of African Con
go uaucers interest all who will attend.
And III addition to Prof. Raffmas Cally.
honists there will DO terri 10 steam Uoat
explosion. realistic cotton picking scenes,
beautiful transformation. Eva's flight to
Heaven, pronounced bv press and public
tue linast version or this famous drama.
Mrs Burgie aud Miss Jennie Moore,
Chicago are the guests OF friends near
New Castle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

An intoxicated colored man walked up
into the Telephone Exchange. corner of
Fourth and Market streets. on Wednss.
day afternoon and wanted to talk with
somebody at the New Castle part. lie
made himself 30 offensive that tele.
phone message was sent to tho City Hall
by the head operator and In few min
utes Detective McVey and Sergeant Dur.
ley appeared and took the man to the
hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

Surely Adams " Bro. of No. SOL Market
street, expect u cold winter the coming
one, big fall OF snow alter Noyembe 9th
for yesterday they laid In such u large
number OF sleds that they will be able to
supply every body In Wilmington with
one. THIS firm la nothing II not enterprIs-
ing and are taking time by tho for clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

The tiftieth performance of 1.-THE Little
Trooper. by the Della Fox Comic Opera
Company at the New York Casino, was
celebrated last Thursday by the presenta.
tion OF attractive portraits Of Miss Fox as
''Ihe Little Trooper on handsome porce-
lain pleques. as souvenirs OF the occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
Til, Plant Nor Yunted,

1t was annoanced yesterday that J.
Edward Addicks lad offered for eale to
the Wilmington Coal Gas Company the
plant OF the Oxy. Hydrogen Gas Company
for leRs than Its cost. 1he offer. IL is sa Id,
provided that payment was to be made in
stock of the old gas company but 1t was
, refused. None of the gas company OIL.
olals who could be found would say any.
thing about the matter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

All the Republican clubs In this State
Cregardless OF color) are hereby requested
to eend the name and address of the Presl.
dent and Secretary to the Higgins Re-
publican Club. on or before Saturday next
the Goth instant, S.Y.B.Carty, 112I Orange
street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
-. ....- NLw CASTLE Oct IS.

Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN.
| Nhw CASTLE. Oct IS.
The leading Democrats of this hundred
nave oeeh quite busy for the isst lew day
| getting ready to tender a reception TO tine
| Democratic nominees TO nignt. Lyery-
| tulhg ID III readiness and th.re will 10
| Raiu tiiue. Inc CiLlzens' Cornet Cand will
| escort The nominees from the depot to tie
| opera HOUSE wnvre the reception Will
| ta6e place. Then there will be spread in
| tho city hall
Hugh Ryan and john Hudson received
some siiglt Injuries and a bud shaking
up yesterdhy AFTERNOON. iiugh was on a
| seaIioiu ensuged IN painting the second
| story OF his new store Ia SnawtowL wh en-
| Johh came outa window ANA went upon
| Tue scahvid on whtcn Hugh was standing.
Inc scaliold gave way ANA both were pre-.
| c'p,tutel to tho ground.
] paid partluiar attention yesterday
| afternoon 10 tho photographs wuicn were
hanging outside OF the photograph gal
iefy nere on the market square. A well
known Wilmington photographer IL now
| actively Engaged liuisulng lurge order
| OF photogrGphs OF Il scnool house show.
| ing wniLe and co.Ored cIildren sitting
| siue w side. Ine5o photographs are to
! be distributed broadcast Tor the Purpose
| oi raising prejudice before the election.
Sussex county ID to De the dumping
ground lor tho campaign photographs
! None OIL them have uppearru III New as.
| tie W 10 The present IL is a schene
| which the Democrats need not try to
work here.
The hnowles Wooden Mills are putting
In several now looms aud other new ma.
| cbluery.
N.no citizens were discussing the idra
OF The new railroad time taule last eysn.
ing us your correspondent came along.
They agreed tnat tile Lest Accommodations
eau be given by the ton and twelve o'clock
| trans.
aus Citizens Gornet Band will be full
nanued for some time. This evening ii
VIII play with the Democrats here. on
bionuay evening 1t goes to Delaware City
aud on the 27th Inst. IL will play at the
big hepuDlican rttiiicati al meeting to he
held on the school green hore.
me Y. a. U. VIII In all probability intro
duce steam heating into the Opera House
| thia season. For years II has been found
| That the heaters did not give Satisfaction
SinAli gasoline stoves wi tie used In the
ehte'roon5. An otnor Improvement to bs
| mada will De that iUur candsscsnt gus
| lamps Will h' used to light the hall instead
| oil the excuses OF lamps now In uss.
The game OF football on saturday be.
| tween th1 q. A. &. aud Newark club pro.
| misses to DO an interesting game. Our
boys VIII line up strong. The Newark
| team will bs as follows.
~ ihiti..'....'... .....'.............L Lott End
yu'tnotJ...s ..''............ Lett luckle
nih. ......................L Left Guard
ioss,ns'r ,m r''.....,.'..'.......;: center
J.. mn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Right Guard
Ie'ry....,...... Right Tackle
iio'Vs' ..'''..'........... RlhnJ Hsnu
10. .....'..'........ Quarter Back
nanhy.. ...................Rl Right Half back
,ii i'hRt toh ................ Lett HAL BACK
armstrong ..Full BACK
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

1t has been reported about town that
the WOO! that went into the manufacture
of Editor Handys all wool s6 - suit of
clothes was clipped from the back OF
fac.s.m of tho apcvs animal. Some
eay Its oily dog hair. that's the reason
Handy barks SO Loudly about its cheap.
ness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
InnIi licrliacnI.a.

25 per cent. eash paid for Order OF Tontl
certificates upon which no disability ben.
eiits have been drawn. Address, IF. C.,
REPupIICAN Office
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
rront street WIN be Keps,red.

srnnt street VIII De Repaired.
Front street batween King and Market
streots is TO De repaired. The street and
sewer directors met there yesterday after-
noon and decided to tear Up the strast and
repair It, Tho railway company W.T. also
lay new tracks there. THIS square has
long been In need of repair and since
datlnlte action has been taken the work
Bho uld be commenced Immediately.
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The Court OF Cbuncery will meet on
Monday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

Mothers are invited to examine the alb.
sorbont water proof pads for infants'
coaches. Also lap pads az Ladies' De.
partment, 9Th and Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Lae U. s. Govt Report
R&!a!l! q! Bs&assl: RBskiI2s
ABSOLUTELY PURE


PHILADELFH1A, Oct. IS. A train Of
twenty coal cars on the Pennsylvania rail-
road, at Fortieth street, jumped the track
and dashed into the operators tower, en-
tirely denolishsng IT, w j. Siner, the
operator, escaped with slight bruises. The
crew of the train, eight in number. also
escaped injury by jumping,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-18

a good. warm cap for a5 or SOC ut Mes.
sick's
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-15
Prohibition Convention.

Indianapolis, Ind, March l5.-
The Prohibitionist state convention
was called to order at noon today in
Masonic Hall. The cold water
legion has IFS fighting garb on, and
proposes to nominate a full state
ticket, and also to place candidates
in the field in every county. Eff.
forts have been made to bring about
4 coalition with the Populists, out
they have not been successful The
Popullsts claim a strength of over
one hundred thousand in the state.
The Prohibitionists also claim a
considerable increase in their voting
mem pership since the last election
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-15
ROCkdale Reports.

Rockdale, March 14.-Last night
there was q severe sand storm here,
which resulted in number of build.
ings' being unrcofed and blown
down. No one is reported hurt.
MIR. J. G. Adams, of Brentwood,
lectured at the Cumberland Presby-
terian church last night on temper
ance.
Bro. James, "The Cow boy
Preacher" is holding a protracted
meeting at the Christian church this
week.
The Rockdale fire department
will hold it's regular monthly meet.
ing in the Fireman hall on Friday
night, for the purpose Of selecting
delegates to the Fort Worth con
vention in May.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-15
MethodiSts Meet.

Harrisburg, Pa March ID
The annual conference of the Cen.
trail Methodist circuit opened this
morning in the First church with
Bishop John +. Hurst, of Washing
ton, presiding. Five hundred Law
and clerical delegates were in at.
tendance. A summary of the re-
ports of the presiding elders shows
that the circuit has a total of
1000 members, with o5l churches.
erected at a cost Of two and a third
million dollars, and l5G parsonages.
Its 5s3 Sunday schools 8 ford a,
commcdation to 10, 900 scholars
The funds raised by the circuit for
all purposes during the past year
aggregated four hundred thousand
dollars,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-15
Trainer for the Car.

San Francisco, Cal, March 49,
Thomas Murphy, the noted trainer
and driver of trotting horses, who
was recently appointed manager of
the racing stables of the Gar of
Russia, accompanied by William
Overholser, his assistant trainer,
left here this morning for New
York en- route for st. Petersburg.
He does not expect to return for
several years.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-15
The EXACT SITUATION,
visitors to Waco In no Danger
Of Taking Scarlet Fever.

Gatesville, March 1.-THE scar.
let fever scare has reached Gates.
vile, consequently several parties
who intended visiting your city to.
day will remain at home. Many Of
our people would be glad if THE
NEWS would publish an early state
ment of the condition OF affairs that
they may know how to act in visit.
ing the Central City SO as to avoid
any danger of the disease.
There have been, since February
/, about twenty ca:es OF scarlet
fever, and six deaths, all the deaths
IN three families. The cases now
in the city are all in a convalescent
state; the houses are tagged, and
an tficer ia stationed at each one 10
keep the inmates from going out
upon the streets. Nothing has been
concealed by either the physicians
or the newspapers, and those who
have read what THE News has
printed know all there is to know.
Health Officer Swsaringen is here
and declares that the proper meas
ures for pre-, ention have been taken.
The NEWS is of the opinion that
people from Gatesville, or anywh ere
else, will be entirely safe in visiting
Waco for the transaction of bust
ness. The cases still remaining are
isolated and far removed from the
depots, the hotels and the business
portion of the city. -Ep. News.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-15
News From West.

West, March 10. Mistake, West
didn't quarantine against Waco and
scarlet fever. Upon the return of
DR.. S. K. Snodgrass from Waco,
where he went to investigate, the
council adopted strict sanitary reg
ulations, and decided to await
further developments.
The we'll goes down hourly and
men talk of good times coming.
Let "harmony" and senatorial
succession" alone, attend to bust
ness. watch with keen interest the
many transfers of realty, and read
Tue NEws-TnE EVENING NEws-
THE WACO EVENING NEHs-which
comes every evening, newsy and
numerous.
Protracted services have been
conducted this week at the Method
lat church, Rev. Franks, pastor,
in the pulpit.
Next week Rev, J. D. Boone
will take up the work and continue
to call sinners TO repentance ano
Christians to q higher liff at thu
Cum berlaud Presby terrain church
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-15
Lott LaCOniCs

Lott, March l4.-Considerable
interest is manifested in the mu
nicipal election here, occasioned by
the announcement of Mr. j. III
English for mayor, be being very
popular and strong man. The
present incumbent, Mr.. A. b.
Hemphll, would have had a walk
over but for his announcing.
An interesting session of the
Cline Institute" was held here last
Saturday, there being some thirty
teachers present and an equal num-
Der of visitors. Every one paid
Lott high compliments for her hos.
pitality, and expressed a desire to
return.
Farmers all over this section say
there never was better prospect
for crops up to this time of the
year within their ms mory. The
land is mellow, moist and in fine
condition every way. We need
heavy rains yet for stock water.
Miss Annie Garter is in our city,
the guest of Miss Bette Seward.
Rev. NJ. *. Thornton, of Marlin
has come over to assist the pastor
of the Baptist church in the reyiva
which is in progress here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Threadgill vii
give children's party tonight.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-15
At Albany.

Albany, March ll.-Mss Spru.
ance returned to her home in Ar
lington last Friday.
There was party at Mr.. and
Mrs. d. S. Cullum's last Thursday
night, given in honor of Miss Spru-
ance.
The protracted meeting closed
last Sunday night. The Christian s
are going to commence protracted
meeting Sunday.
MIR. Mack Leech and Mr.. Jordan
returned home Monday with drove
of cattle.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-15
y. rlfteen Forty-Nlners.

."suufgh, Pa, March 10
"Oufgh contributed nearly four
T.. .a'sa men to the army of pioneers
sNafted for California in 1S49
NJ l' Time of the gold fever, and
c we're able to participate in max
v'''iornla a free state. Of the
aun bred fifteen are surviving
h, "lng In this neighborhood, and
Ill., le veteran Argonauts are
,s, Ss a reunion and exchanging
''slces of those stirring days.