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thousands at Nuremberg celebrated
the dnoth anniversary of the birth OF
Ha Nthe Ger@spsEes
One year InAl nent and a fine
!of $500 were i'm upon Gerault
Richard in Paris lblshing an in
suit to President mir Perier.
Germany has 4 ALLY acknowledged
the Republic Of il ali.
The neYlDzkr "a kussia is kept busy
answering telegra1 of sympathy.
Final decision I The matter of allow
ling the importatid& of American cattle
into Germany viii re left to experts,
Including those h America.
Congratulations are showered upon
DR.. L~ewakowski, the Polish Deputy
who tried in the Lower House of Aus
tria recently to criticise the reign OF
Alexander III. 4
The acoustics of the new Heichstag
Building at Berlin are found satisfac-
tory.
Bavaria, Saxony and Wuertemberg
are about to prohibit the importation
of American cattle and meat. 1
France will construct a great new
naval and military port at Bessin.
King Humbert will send the Prince
CT Naples with a royal letter to the new
Car.
Italian railways have been immense
" defrauded by forged tickets AMI false
looking returns.
Spain has announced the appoint.
ment of a tariff commissiop for the
home Government Of Cuba.
Heavy ro;n. h.ra aoodad ,,s ~
Great Ry;ta;n OA AZ q ives (ornvalI'
%nao@ia ha~a -, a. $500 80 ;
murdered and crematsd one Of theil
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ART SQUARES.

Sizes 2Ix3-3x3-3 x3t
3x4 adapted to any room, car
be used as a rug or to protec'
carpets subject to hard wear
Beautiful in design and colcrr
ing and at veryllow pi lsgs.
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to ct and suit you. We have some
suits of Clothing left which we are
i sacrificing (must be sold). Our
Medicine Department is full OF
remedies to
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CabIa Sparks.

Thousands at Nuremberg celebrated
the dnoth~ anniversary Of the birth OF
Ha Nthe GermansaesA~-
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that will defy competition. Boots
\ and shoes are low as the lowest.
Come and pick out a pair of shoes
on our counter and see how cheap
you can buy them. They
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Are A

good quality and perfect fitting
not all old stock, but new bought
cheap. We are closing out our
Hats regardless Of cost and you
can buy one cheap that will be
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Liehtensteia
& Hal 4
22e MARKET 81 ' SIS
Move,
kkkiyed
CARPETS Y:
and DRAPERl') l s' +
INGRAM CARPETS.

These goods are acknoW.
ed by all to have the gre
wearing value for the none
any moderate cost carpets
duced. We have large 4
chases of them this season.
The designs and colorings b
far surpass any effort hereto
fore attempted, being in the
soft effects, specially adapted
for Parlors, Libraries, CHAINS
bers aud Dining Rooms, with
Halls and Stairs to match in a
range ofprices from 20 cents to
$1.00 per yard.
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UR

Stock is complete in all the differ
emit branches of our store business
Groceries, Hardware, Tinware.
Gunners' Supplies, Dry Goods, No!
lions and Underwear Gall sizes and
for both sexes.) We sell them al
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20

vigorous blood and their nervous system
with energy before tho cold weather over
takes them IN their weak, run down.
condition.
Paine's celery compound should DO
TAKEN during the month OF October 1t
Will build up the tired syetem wonderful
ly. Increased appetite and steady gain
In weight during the month will show I'M.
miStakaDly the Stiiu ulntnZ esfe Jet of this
remarkable nerve food. To those who
know anything Of tho working ana the
purpose of the nervous System 1t IL evI.
dent that the prompt feeding OF the ner-
YES with Paine's celery compound must
be followed by decided gain in health
and Wig OF the entire system. There Ia
no organ OF the body that 10 not CONTROL.
ed by tho nerves.
1t is the putting OF OF attention to tho
signs Of heart weakness that ILLS the sta.
tlstics with overwhelming numbers of
deaths from heart failure" Those who
at once build up their strength and
nourish the feeble nerve.centers with
Paine's celery compound. check weakness
OF that Important organ as readily as
weakness Of any other part of the body.
| Ills greatest modern invigorator dis.
covered by the man whom Dartmouth
college le most proud to honor, Prof.
Edward H. Phelps, N. d., LII, D., was vol.
coned as more than extra ordinary step
In advance OF anything before at the com.
mand OF physicians, for curing rheuma.
tism. neuralgia debility. Countless wo.
men, weak. thin. mere bundles OF nerves,
and discouraged by their inability to gain
strength, have boon started on the sure
road 10 recovery by Paine's celery com
| pound.
Physicians prescribe 1t tho world over.
| Get strong and well with Paiues celery
compound.
Here is the experience of Mrs. William
NeCnlom OF Trenton. No.. who says.
81 have had neuralgia for eight or ten
| years ] began 10 thing that eventually
II would cause my death. l would have
three Or four awful attacks in II month
and all the pain would settle In the bHse of
my brain. and extend down my back, last.
ing several hours.
1--WE tried everything that we could
think OF, but nothing did me any lasting
good untll my m other came on visit and
told me to try faines celery compound,
a. ale was using 1t Tor nervous trou ole
| with wonderful success. We both think
your compound saved US from going
crazy. / only used two BOTTLES OF II, but
have not had return of my old enemy
| since.
zone thing is certain. anil that is the
doctors could not do anything for me-
Some told me IL was caused by nervous
| trouble. some said one thing, some said
another, but thanks to your wonderful
compound l am free once more. | have
often thought tnaL would write and tell
you what a relief IL is to be free fro IN
pain. but | neglected 1t from time to TINA.
You may believe that 1 shall always speak
a kind word for Palne's celery compound. -
Gbney. at Eighth and Market streets,
is closing out big lot OF driving and
WORK gloves for men at % and 80 cents a
pair.
Prohibition mass meet, I. 80 u. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20
DRW.H. MORSE
Says His Endorsement of DR.. David Kenne-
dy's Fnvorlte Remedy Was Based
Upon Actual Experience.



Most certainly" was the emphatic reply
OF br. Morse when asked by News re-
porter II the words OF commentator of Dr.
David Kennedy's Favorte Rem cdy. that re.
centlyappeared In the press was verltable.
II studled medicine. " he sn d. with Dr. A.
N. Allen. for IN my yeats the leaf Ting Dracti-
TONER of Massachusetts,. Visiting him sever.
patient OF his VINO has been cured OF stone
by solvents, Naturally | inquired into the
matter, AMI he told me. In the town OF Dali
ton. Mas. his patient lived, and chat he had
literally suffered many things of many "
sicians, and tlry h | best OF the ST ate. There
had been a diversity of opinion as TO his
nilment, but the doctor had diagnosed chron-
ic inflammation of the kidneys, and his prog
nosts hud been 'incurable. l had known of
this otse-a mere wreck o. q mau. sun ring
and pessiini-ti But now, greatly to my sur
prise, the doctor told me tnat he was actually
cnred, He had taken Dr. David KEN edN's
Favorte Remedy, and not only had grown
stronger AID better; but had passed several
pieces OF stone. This Hemedy had promoted
the passage of the calcui and had acted rs
solvent. | saw this man a few days later
looking well. feeling finely and speaking IN
the highest terms OF tho Remedy ! was led
TO examine II chemically and to test 1t thera-
POLITICALLY. My deductions have been suck as
TO rurrohorate TIE cliuical experience OF
many other medical men, that Dr. David Ken.
ncdy's farorite iiercdy VIII do that which
iscinmel for IT, AMI consider 1t great dis
cuYery."
The great value of DR.. David Kenuedys
Favoitte Ron edy lies In the fact that II dis.
solves the excess of uric acid in the blood.
Many oil the ailments people suife' from-for
instanle ,rheumat lsn neuralgia, nervousness.
dySpcps Il. kidney, liver aud urinary troubles
anu thc sickness peculiar to women. come
from this cause. fuvorle Remedy dissoi YES
this afld. expels IL from the system. thus
bet.s and Brig mt ii iease. It cures where all
OIL ef treatments have failed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20
FREE DIspENsARY, ELEVENTH AND
WALNUT STREETS.


Annual Report-Grapd Work Done For Tho
Poor.
st. Joseph's free Dlspensary will reopen
on Monday next, OoL,, 2Sd. A drug store
patients waiting room and DOCTORS Office
have been elegantly fitted up at the COR.
ner OF Eleventh aud Walnut streets.
At q meeting OF the directors held this
week there were present, DR. IL. Ogle.
managing physician. DIR, q. d. Shortlidge.
Dt. J. Eibert. DIR. Jas. Walker. DIR. j.
stevens, Dr. II, ID. Mllligan. DIR. j. l..
France. DR.. J. A. Ellegood, and Rev. J.
A. DuRuyter.
The record OF work done from Nov. Ist,
1885 till July Let 1894 showed as follows.
Medical cases troated 1850: surgical cases
attended to 304. Prescriptions filled. 740l;
the various clinics will be held as follows:
Medical clinic on Mondays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays at l2% p. m.
Surgical clinic Wednesdays and Satur.
dava at 8 p NJ.
Children's clinic Wednesdays and Sat-
urdays at IL o, IN.
Clinic for women's diseases Tuesdays
AMI Thursdays II a. m.
Eyes and ears clinic Wednesdays at
m.
The following rules and regulations of
the Dlspansary shall be strictly adhered
to.
This dlspsnsary III open to all poor
without distinction
2-Absolutely none but the poor who
are unable to defray expenses of Doctors
treatment and purchase OF medicines shall
lie attended to.
3-No prescriptions shall be filled unless
given to the patient at the dispensary and
treated by the staff physician.
mo medicine can be sold at the dispen.
sary, nor doctor's treatment be paid for.
5th, In case patients poverty is
doubted BY tile attending physician he
shall require said patient to bring rec.
OH mendaLion from Trustworthy party.
Any charltably dieposed person think
Ing well Of the dispensary's work may
contribute towards medicines for the
poor but under no condition shall 1t be In
charge OF any work done for an indiyid-
ual. Signed
HOWARD QUIZ.
Managing physician.
REV I nERIyyrEp praGidauf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20

The W, L. Garrett II Sons ''snuf mills"
at Ycrklyn, Del. arc shut down for re.
pairs and inspection OF boilers.
The Republicans and mad Democrats OF
Hockessln propose to hSve un evening
campaign meeting soon. The krolin
clay dlggers and retners there are nau.
seating anc kicking badly OH tile Euro.
pean competition lately thrust upon them
ami propose hereGfter like wise men to
vote for their own interest.
Have you seen tho horse window at 5th
and Shlpley streets of the Aetna Live
Stock Insurance Co.. OF Pennsylvania
They have insured BIG head OF horses,
mules and cows in New Castle counts' and
IS head already some Of tho best horoes in
this city-ask them for rates'-they come
to stay T. W. tEGREE General Agent.
Yotklyn has closed her summer sab.
bath school religious Instructions, yet tho
seed sown Increases i'll interest and 80 me
Gre inquiring the way.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20

I'm BRACING OCTOBER.
Strength Should Return and
Languor Go.
No Season Is So Good for Building
Up the Brain and Body.
Paine's Celery Compounds Work
of Mercy in Countless
Homes.

The prostratlng heat OF summer has
long since gone.
There Is now but ono excuse for Ian.
guor and lack of energy-ill health.
With the return Of bracing, vigoro us
weather tho thoroughly we'll men and
women find the prospect of work attrac.
tive. Business locke promising. The in
dolent unambltious feeling OF few
months ago gives place to energy and
hard work.
That Ia. provided one ls well.
To the siok man or woman the prospect
is doleful. Tho thousands of persons who
worked right through the hot summer.
and tho many whose vacation, instead OF
recruiting their strength. has only made
Increased demands on their tired nerves
and brain--thnse unhappy ones should
take advantage OF the bracing days and
nights to store their bodies with pure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20

w. B, Derrick of New York will address
a meeting In the Auditorium on Tuesday
evening, October %. Ihis will be the col
ured peoples great demonstration In
the local campaign. All local cam
paIgn clubs are invited to attend the meet.
ing.
Out OF town meetings in the lnterest of
tho Republican campaign havo been ar
ranged for as follows:
At StGeorge5 this evening. The speak
ers will be Col. Benz. Nelds and Hdgh q.
browne.
At Smyrna Saturday evening. The
speakers Will be- William s. II lilies and Up.
Nields.
At Delaware Nty. Friday evening, Octo-
Der 81. with Senator Higgins and William
5. Hliles as speakers.
AT Glasgow Oh Tuesday evening, Octo.
Der ~.
AT Marshallton on Saturday evening,
October ~.
AT Hookessin, Saturday evening, Ooto.
Der ~.
At MIddletown. Wednesday evening, De-
tober 81.
AT Pleasant Hill. Thursday evsnlng'oo
tnber 10
At Falkland, Monday evening. Octo.
Der 2a. Tho speaker will DO Hugh q.
Browne.
eolored Republicans meet o.night at
New Castle Opera House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20

The mills recently operated by John R.
Bringhurst of Marshallton, Del. have
been leased by Sneward 4 Co., OF Will
mington aud will be operated In the in
terest OF the farmers and other5 by a
miller OF considerable experience in the
punufaoture and aale OF Hour and feed.
Particular attention given to the grinding
OF corn on the ear. We carry in stock
Pillsbury's Best flour; our New Method is
q blended -four. very nice; Milestone is
strictly u bakers Hour; the best value OH
the market. only s2.75 per Dbl, IL cents
per sack OF 1919 pounds iull weight Mol
DO white as -oiler Hour better in all other
respects.
Buck wheat. white and yellow table
meal, Rolled Oats, Gluten flour for inva-
lids and new process Graham Hour. Goods
aiwaye fresh al d delivered in city or coun
try quicsly. We invite inspection oil our
iced made from wheat ground with other
grain Also hay and straw. ORDERS re-
c-ived at 1921 Tatnall street by postal card
or Bringhursts phone 212 We solicit q
share OF the public patronage. favor
that will inspire our best endeavor. SAEB
WON & Co., Malshailton, Dell
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20

The Friends School foot bail team yes
terday afternoon defeated team at Els
mere by score of Ia to 4.
David A. English. OF $50 Monroe street.
has been seriously Ill for the past three
weeks. lie Is resting little easier to-day.
Mrs. Charles A. Ahlee and Mrs. George
Simons of Bristol Pa. are Visiting the
family of Mr.. Samuel p. Nelsser, the
yeast oaae man, No 906 Orange street.
There will he another matinee race at
Hazel Dell track ON Thursday afternoon,
Oct 25 There will be a colt race, min.
ute class. $50 clRss, lao free fer all trot-
tere and PAGERS. The 40 class will he
started In the second race. Those having
fast horses arei invited to enter them.
Entry and admission free Horses can
DO entered the day OF Tho race at the
track First race callod at 9 o'clock
The regular meeting OF the Prohibition
League will he held next Monday evening
at 1907 Market street, at O'Clock. II will
be oil special interest. The Rev. John 81.
Howard oil AsLury will reply 20 tue Rev.
7. II Terry's recent paper In reforenoe to
Prohibition. The public is invited 10 hear
tho discussion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20

On the WawIsott track on Thursday
Testers dog, Bird trotted one mile in
at2 driven to u 80 pneumatic tire buggy
Of 10 pUGnds weight by Mayor George
Nilson. weight g. pounds, aged 50 years
q professional horse-rider; who claims to
10 the best cake. walker In the United
States.
lie thinks Mr. Jester would take 81. OO0
for HE so pound dog. "Bird" the trotter
TIE Major soils an attractive picture of
Bird, the trotter, SIN Ills suiKoy, at only
Is Cents. Hp Is It famous IUX hunter Of
the Kings Ring vi Lancaster county, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20
ESTABLISHED 1S43.

Steam Dressed, Live Picked,
selec ted and deodorized Geese
Feathers. ......
We have for years been head
quarters ON feathers, and a
guarantee accompanies every
pound of feathers sold as to
sweetness, cleanliness and pur.
ity. Our selected "a" grade is
absolutely the finest in the
market.
They are put up in bags of
any size desired from l to 20
pounds.
Or furnished in Pillows, Boil.
sters or Beds of the best tick.
ing in any weight you may
want.
Other grades Geese, Duck
and Chicken Feathers cured by
the same hot steam process and
always at lowest market prices.
"Biessing On Him
Who Invented Sleep"
One-third of your life is
spent in bed. Eight hours OF
the twenty.four are given to
sleep and resting. Nature alb.
solutely requires it for the de.
mands daily made upon the
body and the brain.
And the more comfortable
your sleeping necessities are
the more refreshing your slum.
bers will be. Therefore good
bedding is cheap at any price,
and at the present day that
price is within the reach Of
every one. If your bedding
does not suit you-if there is
something wrong and you dc
not know what it is-if you
want to renew it wholly or in
part-come and see us and We
will gladly give YOU the benefit
OF our knowledge and expert
ence on this very important
subject.
A full and complete stock Of
all kinds of Mattresses and
Spring beds atall times.
Hair mattresses.
Patent Felt Mattresses.
Cotton Mattresses.
Moss Mattresses.
Palm and Cotton Mattresses
Palm and Hair Mattresses.
Husk and Cotton Mattresses
Straw and Cotton Mattresses
ETC., etc.
Agents for the celebrated
"Ostermoor" Patent Felt Mat.
tress and the BUSHNELL noise.
less spiral roll up spring bed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20

The draw of tho Third street bridge
will be turned of during Monday, Oct %
Even the Jerseyites are becoming advo.
Gates OF the whipping post. The Camden
grand Jury recon mends the Introduction
OF tho whipping post rs punishment for
vito heaters.
Thu stsamer kensington OF the Ameri.
can Line made one of the best runs from
Queenstown on Friday. She made the
trip in days in month as stormy and
tenpestuous al winter.
Three mare collie strayed away from
lot at Eleventh and Thatcher streets.
Medford II. Gahoon, Esq, will nd dress
tile mems meeting at the Young Mems
Chrletlan Association, Sunday, Oct elst,
at O'Clock. Subject; Some Lessons OF
the Past"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20
THIRD EDITION.



Amusement lovers will greet with plea.
inufe the presentation OF the big opera tic
Extravaganza. ''l499." at the Grand ope ra
House ths evening by Rice's Surprise
Party. This organization lie undoubtedly
the largest now on the road. and Includes
ell tue artists who were received In Boa
ton and New York with particular sue.
oAss. ''i492" has for Its theme the discov-
cry OF America by Columbus. which per.
mits OF 1.-The most elaborate display OF
scenic spIendor. The humur Is so pointed
rs tn keep the audience In a continual
state of laughter. while the music IL sweet
aud pretty and OF type known us popu.
lar
Peter r. Daley, the inimitable. with his
strong supporting company will nLpear
at the Grand Opsra House. on Monda Y
evening, In The successful comedy The
Country Sport" 1t Is without much plot
except that the Sport despite his buool.
denominations, knows a.thiug or two aud
trips up the Bowery tricketers III their
own gaInes- Mr., bailey Is as handsome
~ ever and the centre OF the company of
comedians his wits of the spontaneous
order, bubbling over at all times. The
company Ii composed of iirst-cass artists.
Stuart Robson will appear at the Gran d
Opera House. on tuesday evening In his
popular and success sful play The Hem
rietta." 1t Is q thorough good one and
well merits the talent OF Mr. Robson. His
supporting company is capable one and
selected from the most talented category.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20

Frederick Q. Tschan. president OF tho
Eleventh Ward Republican Club called at
thie oiiiee thlS morning and stated tn az
the stand from which tho Republic an
speeches wefo made from was erected In
the street. That Mr.. Denney had not re-
fused permission for its erection on his
lot. That he treated him courteously,
and Ia moi deseI wing OF the censure given
him In Fridays issue of the REPUBLICAN,.
Furthermore he Is good citizen and de-
serving OF what business his neighbors
see lit to give min. The REPUBLICAN was
misled IN giving tue Information, and
takes this method OF setting Mr.. Denney
rlaht before the public and his neIghbora.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20

The Twelfth Wnid Republicans last
evening met at No. 1902 Lancaster Ave
and formed q permanent club by the
election OF these officers:
President, George R.cards;yice.pr pre- sident
W. Ii. Erick; secretary, Francis A Price,
treasurer. s. W. Burnite. Previous TO the
business session George Elliot, Esq, spoke
oil local politics outlining campaign
work and The sweeping victory which il
sure to follow. Tho new cluU has a larg u
number of members. 1t is requested thu I
all voters Of the ward meet ut the club
h0nse Tonight TO attend in a body tue
meeting In tho Auditorium which will be
addressed py Senator HlkhLns
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20

The ''Chincoteague" Is tho favorite oys.
Car of our people. Tho dealers say these
famous salt oysters kre latter and better
this year hun any lime for ~ years. our
reporter learned from Mr.. W. A. Coke,
Third and Van Buren, streets. phone 736.
that lie taxes the products OF u lnrge
raiser and ID delivering them throughout
the city by barrele or quarts. wholesale
and retail. lie guarantees them to be
sieanly and newly opened daily and the
beet favored oyster.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20

There will be grand rally at the SEQ.
ond Baptist Church. Ninth and Franklin
streets. on Sunday, Oct. 2lst, 1884. at BIS
pm, for the benefit OF the afternoon
Sunday school. Music. addresses. Reel.
tations 1t will interest you. Don't IN 1873
It, Address by DIR. Merritt Hulburd. A
cordial invitation Is extended to all.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20
AdynnI srrYIrn nnrrnKY.

Elder II. 4. Taylor OF llamm orton.
Now Jersey. will preach for the Advent
Christian people at their place OF wor-
Rh p In the crosby ana I'LL building, at
40 IS o'clock. a, IN. and at o'clock. p IN.
Tomorrow. Elder Taylor is Il great bible
eel olar man Of God, who breaches
the gospel in It's entirety. SuIvution from
SIN aud eternal liia through Jesus Christ.
AL are inyit toEhear the glad things OF
'1ssus and The kesurrecllOm."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20

Sllyer Lake Quartet,e to cling III the
Auditorium Eleventh aud Madison streets
November st, kingeN o I'd NJ, H. Church
has appealed to Wilmington MethOdtsm
IN, ough Preachery' Meeting to help then
IN this great enterprise. he proceeds
sEe for the purpose OF furnishing the Au-
ditorium OF their church. They expect
70 dedicate about that time. The Object
10 lost worthy, and the city should give
them a 2ODO nudIance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20

MIR. G. w. Crcsstn, who occupies the
farm of John EvaAs near EGllh land,
I44listiana Hundred left ut our Office fhis
morning two ears NJ corn about loot IN
length which r really beauties. Mr.
James Dilworth visited his farm fow
weeks ago and pronounced his c0rn the
host in tho county. Mr. Dis an Old farmer
end 10 pretty wi II posted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-20

Samuel Foracre. who was charged by
his partner John P. Welsh with appropriat.
ing &775 was up before Judge Ball thi q
morning. After hearing the evidence the
case was dismissed.
Arthur Devine. COL, was arrested for
Kennedy for being disorderly at steam-
bUat wharf was fined 81 and costs. .