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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

The proceedings Of the Ohio Dem D.
cratic Convention on Wednesday
demonstrated the desire OF the people
to press forward in the new oampal gn
for further aggressive tariff reform.
Senator Brlce was made to understand
that his course In antagonizlng the
Wilson bill. and the wishes OF Presl.
dent Cleveland, was very objectlona-
BILE. and should not be repeated.
Whether the Senator will tako the back
track at the next session OF Congress,
remains to be seen. Be this as 1t may
the tarilf.tinkers are not satisfied with
the evils they have wrought, but ar,
preparing to resume their operations
as soon as opportunity ofIers.
1t is singular that men are 80 stupid
ly blind and hlgotted as to crush this
Industry OF our country at the behes
OF any party, and yet 1t ls still NOR
singular that the working people will
uphold them in their course. Alto
thirty years experience of the bless
ings OF protection, during which pc
Rod the population Of the countr
doubled. the value of property nearl
trebled, and the progress in every de
lpartinent was never before equalleC
in the worlds history. it Is surprisin,
that they should unite In n pole
that brings misery and ruin In 1t
train,
Free trade and lower prices Ca
never compensate the people for tn
billions OF money that have been losl
and yet the blind worshippers OF part
hug their theories to their breast an
threaten to continue their efforts [
carry them into effect. Verify "thos
whom the gods wish to destroy the
.ilrst make mad"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

Last Friday evening the people OF
Stanton were treated to most spIe,
Did address on the subject OF tenn per.
ance, by Rev. Alfred Smith, presiding
elder OF Easton district Wilmington
conference. For more than an hour
did he chow the folly of uelng our
wealth for frivolous purposes and es.
peeially for that purpose the most
frivolous of all-dealing In intoxica.
ting liquors-for this he said was like
putting money into bag with holes
Another especial feature Of the
evening was the singing of Prohibi-
lion songs by the Marshallton Choral
Club. Their rendition OF the Fire
SONG" and 1.-THE Clarion CalI' were ex-
ceptionably line, and could have been
listened to repeatedly without any in-
Iconyeniences. This Choral Club was
under the careful training Of the pas
Tor OF the church, Rev. Edwin Gard
ner, who has taken great interest in
It and endeavored to make IL second
TO none in tho State. MIR. Gardner has
had charge OF choira and been train.
ing voices for the past six Years and
his ability is well manifested in the
singing OF the choral club. Many
times they have sung before the public
but last Friday evening they exceeded
all previous efforts. They number 80
members. and also have their own Or
chestra OF seven Instruments.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

ty Chlldren's Suits. Sl.25; worth 81 90.
IN Ladies and Children's Coats we
oIer the following sacrifice prices:
Ladies, tail Jackets. all styles and
eolors' q cents; guaranteed to be
500 Ladies' Handsome Model Coats
90 ihcHes long, in all colors, with extra
Iail sleeves. made expressly for this
seasons trade. s2.6s; manufacturers'
prizes. $500.
900 styles OF Ladies' Imported
Nlodei Coats. in all leading STYLES,
satin and silk lined, large pearl but.
LOIS son B. 1000; worth $500. $1,000 and
1000 Children's Refer School Coats.
to go at 40 cents; cost to make SI.5O'
Children's Long School Coats, in
plaids, stripes and plain, to 90 at M
cents; worth $500. 81. 90 and a.. 90.
Chlidien's Cashmere Coats, In /, q
ana years. embroidered top and
lotion. TO go at 10 cents; real value.
s. so and $500.
30 Ladies' Handsome Black Cloth
Capes, trimmed with Jets, ribbons and
inces, az. IS; cost to manufacture, "a. 90.
3d. and 5000. And 1000 other bar,
gains. We have no room to mention,
Cut this out and bring IL with yor
Come early and take your pick from
this complete stock OF fine fall anc
winter clothing. Make no mistake Ir
place, look for the large blue flag,
and banners.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

buring thlrty.three years OF Reoub.
hcan government from 1850 To
1898 the average individual wealth
oil the people increased from $5iI to
SlU95. Each Ier=on was more ,han
twice as rlch IN 1925 rs in 1850. Isn't
protection good thing for the couu.
tryi
During thir!y.three yelrs OF Rspub.
hcan government and Republican
protection tho aggregate wealth Of the
United States Increased over ltty.sev.
en- billions. Isn't this evidence good
thing for tue county ..".
During thirty-three years Of Repub.
llcan protection the population OF the
country Increased by thirty.ilye and n
hall millions Of people. Isn't this eyi.
dence that protection is good thing
for tho country? During thirty three
years OF protection and Republication
the savings Of the people OF the Uni.
ted States increased nearly two Bill
lions. Isn't this evidence that pro.
lection Is good thing for the people
During thirty-,hree years OF pl otsc
tlon the old established Industrial OF
the country Increased and prospared
and enlarged, many new industries
have been established upon a sound
basis, and were tloIfishtng until tho
Democratic blight toucAsd them and
Threatened destruction.
DnFipIT tI4Irf trtt.,a ..r ..-.t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

A splendid suit OF Mems clothing.
all TO match. for Se.97. This suit IL
well made and really worth sig. 90.
- :2o buys q fine heavy casslmere
Mems suit equal to any $500 suit in
the city.
For S8.25 we give you an Atwood.
perfect lifting suit OF clothes. made
and trimmed in the best possible
manner. and guaranteed. to bs worth
A handsome suit Of clothes. made
OF the best Clay Worsted and latest
Fall styles, We sell for S7.25. Cannot
be duplicated anywhere under S2l.uO.
Mems Silk-faced Overcoats sold her.
at s4.l9; worth three times the
money.
Mems English Melton Oyercoats, at
IS. So; worth $500.
Mems Fine Chinchilla Overcoats. to
be sold at $500; fully worth $50. 90.
Mems Extra Fine SILK and Satin
LINED Overcoats. In Kerseys and Mel :
TONES SIS. rs; worth $4,000.
An elegant pair of Mems Pants for
~ cents; worth $500. Much better
Mems Pants. Is cents; worth $3.50.
Extra quality OF Mems Pants, Sl.9s;
worth $3.50.
An Atwood. perfect fitting pair OF
Mems Pants we will sell for 81. IS; full
value. 500.
5000 pairs of Boys Knee Pants, loo a
pair.
$500 Chlldren's Suits. assorted sizes.
al 10 cents Suit Much better quail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

Tho Stout case WAS the most impor
tant matter disposed OF in Count,
Court yesterday afternoon. After TO
turn OF the grand jury petit. business
was taken up.
George Ii. Thompson, colored, pleat
guilty to assault and battery on
George Ii. Turner. also colored
Ihomas was centenced to ten days lm
prisonment and $40 line.
Andrew j. Horsey, Henry Prior anC
ISewell Whitelock were charged witt
policy writing. dorsey pleaded mo-
guilty. The others pleaded guilty
horsey also pleaded not guilty Il
backing policy.
AT o'clock the grand jury returned
alter having completed Its business
Tor the day and were discharged unit
this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Alfred Ponzo, colored, charged with
pointing a pistol, pleaded not guilty
tie Will be tried to-day.
James Egan, charged with the lar.
ceny OF pair OF shoes. pleaded guilty
Cyrus Ward and William Monckton.
both colored. charged with melting to
riot. pleaded not guilty ind will be
tried this morning.
Court then adjourned until $50
o'clock, whom the Superior Court was
called.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21


President Eliot, OF Harvard, La.
written for the OetoJernumbsr OF The
Forum an essay in which he points out
the reasons why tho American II
public VIII survive. III which he makes
an inventory OF tho great forces In our
poHtlca. and social he, and STOW.
that very many OF the institution.
upon which We pin our faith haze
proved insufficient in the past, Dur
that there are offers, to some of wblei
utae attention is paid. watch he ar
& les have brought new forces mt
human suc.ety, and which are .Iiel,
to give oar Institutions permanrnce
II Ia in every way mGst remarkable
essay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

When will the Street and Sewer De
partment repair jackson street be.
tween Fifth and Sixth streets?
When will the trustees OF st. Paule
r. Q. Church repair the pavement or
their property on Fourth street?
/ When will Monroe street be opened
to Delaware avenue?
! When will Monroe street be pavet
with fire brick from Ninth to Tent
streets2
When will that additional capita
stock OF certain paper be all taken?
When will colored man know hi
own razor?
When will the Levy Court give its
Ideclson In the Third street bridge ton
Iders ,ase2
When will Rockford play New Cas-
tie base ball club?
When will the City Railway cross
Washington street brldge2
:. When will the Brandywlne drlnkln,
water have less mud In 1t?
When will the Republicans of New
Castle county have sense2
} When will William Polk be arrested
by Marshal Lannan?
When Will that jackson street cir
call In another Homeopathic docto
: IaDout the boil on her knee?
i. When will the Republicans OF New
, Castle be men and not boys?
When will the Democratic paper
get up another Republican scare9
: When will the principal witness IL
the Briscoe case be returned non est
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

The editor OF the Sussex j journal
has assured Ills friends In this cit!
that SUSSEX County is soaliy Demo.
cratic by a majority Of from 51D to
sJ1. A gentleman, Iogkln! through
Republican glasses. assures US that
Sussex will give tile Republicans a
majority Of from 100 to 500. The
farmers are down on Gray for his
wheat stories. tue tIborers are dissat.
lstied. and changes arc reported In
every hundred, and the outlook is
certa!nly encouraging We urge our
friends to atanl together, and victory
will then surely crown their efforts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21
AFFAIRS. IN NICARAGUA
The Disturbed Country Again O
the Verge of Civil War.
MADRIz COMPELLED TO WEAKEN
On the Demand of Captain O'NeiI, of tn.
United states Cruises MarBlshead, til.
Dictator RevoLes a Ridiculous Deere,
Regarding tho Elections.

/ NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 4l.-The Associate
Press correspondent in Bluefieds, NicI
rasua, under date of Sept. 10, says:
] This is the Independence Day of Near,
qua, but it is not as happy as it should b.
Tor 1t brings this land one day closer t
the certain civil war which will pla
havoc with prosperity for awhile. Blu,
hclds has enjoyed a municipal election
officers have been elected, and still ma,
tlal law exists, for the simple reason tha
Nlearaguans attempted TO elect Amer
cans to Office without even taking tn
( trouble to consult these Americans.
However, they were not very wrong il
their selection of the candidates, and bu
two OF five gentlemen declined to serve
Madriz had stated that any successful
candidate who refused to serve In the of
hce to which he had been elected woult
be fined $50 n day throughout the entir
term of office but the determined stant
of Captai ONeil compelled Madrz
ignore his own decree
On the Afternoon of Sept. 10 the En-
glish cruiser arrived aud notified Captain
y Neil that she had GU 6Sard the eSilet
residents and two Americans, Sim Lam,
ton Of New Orleans aud Captain w. II
Wilbank of Philadelphia. Both Mi
l.anip1oh ana captain Wllbank wer-
anAio 1AA5 V ppar4 we Mqrsiehsad in orde
that "neh tne instructions should com,
w tnu naval eoiiinianaer 10 see that -;
Irihl was granted or release enforced
They were eXilcs, not political refugees
ana captain y Neil willingly tendereg
'hem quarters on his ship.
news tha' the other eAlles were on thi
Ehg'isn cruiser hha spread rapidly
lplue'ieIas' and the greatest eXcitemett
prevailed. Those at government heaG
I"arterS were uhiiluiouhHed, aud scarcel1
A"e" "hat 10 expect. several sailint
vessels headed Tor the open sea at One
WIN trends and families OF the eNileS OF
p"aru. IL was thelr one opportunity Il
see 'ne loved oht' hrlore they left Mica
raSua forever Tor the Mohawk was Il
ssh ior l'or' lhmph al midnight, and thu
pahished residents OF Bluehelds woult
TAKE passage Tor Kingston and the Cnitet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

Fair ut Trenton. September - TO 2S,
The great Interstate Fair at Tren
ton grows more extensive and impor.
tant each succeeding year, aud tbs OK
lhlbition to be held from Septembe
a until the 18th inclusive, promises
10 he unusually attractive and com
2rehensive. Every department is re
plete with Interesting and instructive
sights. Tue blooded stock ia partic
llarly line aud the daily program Oh o
u races contains the speedle5t classes
obtainable. Circus acts OF rare IN ,rlt
and daring, and vaudeville entertain
ments OF all kinds will be presented
Iiie large purses offered for supre
macy in the manifold species OF OK
Ihiblts and contests insure earnest eff
iorts in the endeavor to prove su
eriority and excellence in tho various
departments,
The Pennsylvania Railroad, as is It's
Yearly custom on this occasion, will
ell excursion tickets at greatly re-.
idced rates from many of its prlnci.
pal stations within a Wide radius, and
special .ralns over the New York, Bel.
ridere and Amboy Divisions will be-
run direct TO tue grounds. The tracks
IL the company are the only ones with 4
"a three miles. Extensive prepara.
lions have been made by both the,
management of the Fair aud tn, rail
road company for the accommodation
ind the convenience OF tho thodsands
Who Will not fail to attend al affair Of
,ur h increasing inheritance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

1ho American people oil to-day ale
The best travellers IN the world. Thsy
'elulfo the best accommod ttions. and
Is The aim OF The railroads ana the
Looping car lines to supply them.
Many people desire eNclusivaness in
heir accommo lutlons which has
heretofore been provided in the draw,
ng ard state rooms,
The demand for the drawing.roome
. increasing, and in order to meet II
hs pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY
las added to the already comprohen
'lTe and complete equipment of tho
|ehh5ylvanla Limited compartment
Ear. Ihls ear, finished In tao usually
luxurious style OF the Limited cars,
'antalus two large drawing.rooms
tEd seven state-rooms. The drawing
oonS contain Il section md ono lower
ierth, the state.rooms one section.
Both nave complete and individual la.
'alofy arrangements.
IN thls car one may enjoy all the pri.
'acy Of hotel room. aud travel al.
most as much secluded as In u private
tar,
The Pennsylvania Limited. leaving
New lork every day ut 1000 A. NJ,
fnlladelphia l2,20 noon. Washington.
. SO A. NJ. Baltimore ll.4UA. NJ, and
arriving at Chicago 900 A NJ. next
lay Is the only perfectly appointed
limited Express running between tho
Eastern cities and Chicago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

WHKESpARRE, Pa, Sept 2l.-A bruta
murder was committed in the southern
part of the city last evening. Two Ara
binn peddlers. John AIikshiyer and
Michael Johns, were returning from trit
to Plymouth when they were stopped Il,
two unknown men, who demanded theii
money. The Arabians attempted to 10
their way. when one of their assailant.
pulled arevolver aud fired AT Mikshiycr
Two balls penetrated his heart and he Eel
dead The murderer Hen turned IL.
weapon on Johns and shot him in til,
side, naictiug a flesh wound. The muir
dfrer's acComplice then robbed the ped
oilers Of all their cash, $50
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

PuTsHuRG, Sept ~, The report of tn,
formation Of new baseball league is con
Hrmed here. Ex- Manager Burkenbereer
of the PittSharg club. and A. X. Scand
rette, ex- secretary Of the same organiza
ton, when seen, stated that the prema
tnre publication Of tho plans can in nc
way interfere with the arrangements al
ready made, The circuit is TO be made NJ
Of Pirtsburg, Philadelphia, Boston, New
York, Brooklyn, Detroit. Providence and
Chicago or Buffalo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

II there Is a thoroughly competent
and reliable man IN our city or vicinity
who eau e=t.m,ta for house, c6b,net
AMI mill work, he may lind a good stu
alton by addressing ", this Office, II
terms can be agreed upon. ABILITY vii
insure a good reward. The place ls
open mud Il IS singular Inde1d If mar
caIuo' lie found 10 INIT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

i'H>i I"tE - tUe ~Ca~Hi 10 Niagara FatIs
september =; maras tie end Of the
Niagara t,A ; 7st.e5 of tours via the
Leuu7y tThhl4 railroad this year. Tho
extensive patronage accorded lie IRE.
Hous trip-, nHi tho expressions OF
satisfaction 2 gau uy participants at
the manner il which these tours have
.teeh noH!u1toi amply attest their at.
trartiyoness mud tho estimation in
which tGey arc irlEl. 4 tourist agent
aud t1lucrun vii. accompany THIS
iaa' party aMl render inYatagkEe ser
E.cu N tA1 promotion Of general com.
tort
Inc remarkable ratio Of 80 fer tho
round TRIP from Fullaletpaln. Wtsa
thgt6n, ami Baltimore. WITH rrop8r-
t.ulate rates tom other p,.bts Gowns
the EXPENSE OF transportation to all5l
from this wonderful. WORK of Hatais.
especially ri sI-,tEa8ntHuI rgat4r-sl I'd
al lais sCasJa. W4tA the SURROUNDING
tu1ln g.lf.nE,
J OF ieta. ap' Information consult
4s y--ta gf tho CDAPI4y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21
EMMETT SrlDHAM.
SUSSEX COUNTY TICKET.


STATE SENATOR'S.
John M. Q. Moore. Broad Cree
hundreu.
George Fisher Fierce. Cedar Creel
hundred,
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Horace Brown. Seaford hundred.
Henry II. Morgan. Nanticoke.
Newell bail. North West Fork.
Charles l.. Moore, Georgetown.
John NJ. Robblne, BroadRilu.
Edward S Burton. Dagshoro.
George IL. Townsend. baltimore.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
Henry .. Beunam, Indian River
hundred.
William I. Short, Dagsboro.
Charles Ii, Sackett. Cedar Creek,
John L. Calhoun. Nanticuie.
Edward l.. McUAulley, North West
Fork.
John W. Green, SsaforI.
Tor sEEEIFF. ....s.
joseph ID. 1ruxton, Lewis and r..
hoboth hundred.
.-." ron COUNTY TREASURER.
Isaac h. Short. C,uuboro hundred.
FOR COEpNER
Rowland W. Josephs. Georrstovn
hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21
Piles.
Piles is so common tina

o Piles is so common that
every other person you meet is
troubled with it more or less. 1t
seems to be little thing and usual
ly gets little attention. II NAV nor
be serious at first, but it makes a
man sick-makes him nervous,
cross, irritable-unft for business.
1t robs him of sleep, takes his ap-
petite-cuts down his flesh-and
yet he is careless about it,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21
Aniuscnients.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

'hANb VI ishh nv Of
The attraction at the Grand Operi
House this ard tomorrow evenings
M 70 morrow afternoon will lie tn,
kimball Opera Comique Organization
including the faNoritc and popula
rtlste. Corinre, presenting lyric bur
lesque, ''Hendrick hudson" as til,
no drawing card One OF the mos
beautiful scenes is that OF the Electric
sword Combat March of the Phantom
uirassiers, executed by sixteen beau
TRULY and faultlessly formed younl
aides artistically uniformed in white
livery costume amt all oil the scener,
tor this production was made for thi
season only. Al IL new and bright.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

GRAPES. GRAPEs-we notify all buy.
" crs hat we coatroi al shlpmeuts OF
grapes from Hair & summer, and y. Hair
y SOD. OF Lake heaka. New ORR, COM
ing TO this city. We guarantee these
packed with great care expressly for us,
u. T. LEV ERAGE 4 son, 500 King street.
slS-Gt y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT MAY ~ ts,t
Trains leave Wilmington Il reuc4 Stroet
stati9il Tor Is. y .. Junction, Momtcha.
Cossart, Ghadd : Ford JuncLIo' i, PoGonsS1'
est chester. Enbreev lie, MortOnylllc,
GoatesVilio aud intermediate stations
Ihliy except Sunday. ut 81 u m, as.
M, - and 10 y. IN, Daily nj - n, NJ ~
For Waynesbtirg Junction, sprInsiieii
and intermediLte stations, daily oxcopt
sunday at 70 a. IN, 81 aud 10 D. In.
sunday only ut o. e. M. 3 aud i5j nm
For Joanna, Birdsburo. reading an in.
termediato stations. daily except SUNDAY.
at - a. III. aud - p. M, Sunday onIg
at rs q. IN. and - D. M '
a. q. MEGA USLANn, Superinten lent,
BOWNESS BRIGGS Cen Pass. AsenG.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

.Express traIEs.
a. IN. 'la2i, y 50. . 70. = ~. III D. III.
New York Sundays, - 0j. e Il. 10 80 a. IN.
'24a. % %. :. A. ~ =. IN.
PhsIndeiphin trwcnis-fourth md Chest
g. 10 s 10 IL % o. So III d a. w. n,
IL =. 20. ~ a.. u. s. . 3D. 81. = -. =
sundays .3G. .7I7, q. 500. geo. .IO8i
i 90 a. M. ! 70 - 81, 8a5. ~ 20 81 G3i = y
y, 40, I'll y. M.
week days . o. = Il. : 10. 10 81 u. M :. ~
sG'ndaspS y os. '9Iz 10 % II. m. 'ala. .74i
CiESiiEH week days .aoa 55s. .7I7. 81
. 53. %, IS 40 - 90 10 90 10 20, Ill d u. IN
- . 40, % %. 70 30. a. = II. 10 10. Ill
CHESIER, sundays 1908. .7l7. 6g, sea
10 q ll.4on. m. q. = - ., 81. : So G2l
Atlantic Ciiy. week days. '5i7. ~ u. ! q
Sdg "a M SUNDAYS. = !'.o.JO Il. III. '2i9 p. IN
BALl MORE A.Sp WASHINGTON, IT'S.
q d NJ IL 10. . vs.. " '4Si. y OBS ~
Sandays 'll5. zoe, IS 81 a. M. .I21G. .aoi,
baltimore and Way stations o. a. M, aos
,NewaTk, bei.,.4 IS. o.. So 90 a. M. ~ Ia.s67
= ~, NJ IS ~. > IL = IS. II Ia y. M. SUNDAYS
:. y. o : y! H. i. ID, UJ.'iaI. Is. : i!
rlt,slairg. : 9: u IN, .i3i p. NJ. daily
Chicago, : - 4. III, 81 p. m, daily
inclnnnti and It. Louis. Il u i. IN. and
= - y, III. daily.
New Orleans via Bristol AMI CHATTANOOGA
- . p. III. daily. IhroEsh sleeper 10 New
sipgery accommodation, ZOE a. M, sos
/ r aud il 10 p. M, daily,
laudcEherg HcCo mIudution, week days
", . " u. N. . % and ) 81 p. III. surd.ys
$50 IA. n, b 80 p. III.
lrnius icHNr MARKET street station Tor
NCW DIRK, week days, : 70 H. IN.
or Philadelphia, week days 20, = 10 IS 70.
~, ~ q NJ VI, - n. IN. sundays, " u. H.,
%. -. ID u. tn.
For FittsburS Gnd Chicago. week dIys $50
Il. ne.
/ or baltimore, week Iny7, So $50 n. m.
30, - 10 y. IA. sunday b. D. IN.
For l.auIcnherg and Way stations week
Jays 80 90 q. IN. = Is. Up. IN. sundays,
O - u. ~. 8 40 p. IN.
Leave Philadelphia eFwentS fourth and
tLtsInui streets for " ilmlngton week DAYS
~ D. ., 70 IS 10 10, II d. -, NJ. l. noon, Il rs
%, ? o. . %. = 20 4 % . 90 Is a. ) 81 u 10
4 ~, = j. : % 10 10 and Ii 81 D. IN.
sunday, - u, Q, = o.. S -. 10, I'll i2 a. m, T.
no9n. = ", 10 10, Il w, ". G 80 = 49, IS 80
Leave Philadelphia Twelfth and NIarlse
ntrreIsa, week days .32n. = 40 III 70 A. IN
= 40 . - 90 p ~. sundays, $50 = ~,
Telephone No. 1913.
katest TO Western points lower than via any
ether Inc. '
q 20. SCuIL, General Passenger Agon
IL n CAMPBELL General Manager,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

T me Rsnbo, Knickerbscxer, Rui
IL Wrightsville. JOHN NJ SOLOMON.
O.hssc. No. West ralri Hrsas
Phones Ile aud 10,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

Oysters. large and fat, clearly open.
ed. prices low. at Gard ner's branch
store, northeast corner Eighth and
Z inc streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

Church Notice.
The Seventh Day Adventist Church
N Red Mems Hall. jlj Shipley street
sabbath school at 10 a. N. Services a
q. NJ. Saturday. Sunday Afternoon
at O'Clock n lecture On Temperate,
will 10 given. illustrated by ten col
ored charts, showing the effect of al
'ohol and tobacco on the human
brain, stomach, liver and other organs
SeRts are free All Invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-21

l'Gh~ iOR HATCHING.-WAIt and
A BarreIPlymOuth rocks. BuifCorlins
Silver Gray DOrkings, Brown Leghorns.
nnd Light Btahm2s. WIN. Is. CarsweIl,
Elsmcre. Del. In2-wtl-d3t W