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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

The executive com mtttso OF the
Peoples party met last evehing and
organized. The committee 10: A. Fos-
ter, chairman: W. 4. Kelley secretary
j h Smith X. Il Lea J z. Edwards.
P. J. Dillon. y. A. Bennington, b. A.
Halnes and W. d. Underwood.
The BUSINESS of thu meeting was
kept secret and the press OF tho city
was contienned. Tho advisability oil
purchasing o paper to be the Official
organ OF the party In this state was
discussed The following county
ticket was endorsed:
For the House Of representatives.
From Christlana hundred. j p. Niche.
ner; st. Georges Jacob NJ Foster;
Wilmington. George l. Norris; Black
bird Charles Nailor; Appoquininink.
James Gem; Rod Llon James Crimes
Tue nominee irpm Brandywine hun.
drsd will be named by the county ex-
ecutive committee.
For sherif-Albert Is. Crossgrove, OF
Wilmington.
For coroner-Earnest Martyr, OF
East LIKE.
For assessors-From tho First dis,
trict OF this city, A. 4. Kett; second
district, Il. Il. Roberts; Third district.
) i. Ed wards. Tho county executive
com mittee Will M me the nominees for
the rural assessment III strict.
After transac Hg other routine bust,
ness the comm ,itee adjourned to meet
next Friday evening In Lab or League
hail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

The West chester Gun Club is to for,
mally open it's new grounds. just
south of the borough. on Thursday,
september 18TH, ana Will hold BID
shoot In honor of the ailair. cards "a
winch have lust besn issued to sports,
men all over the state.
The tournament Is to com mence al
q o'Glosk u. IN. and continue all day,
There will be large number of sweep.
stskes and all will DO open to all
corners. The club already has promisss
from number Of The leading sport 4
men OF Philadelphia, PhniHxyiiie,
Wilmington. Lancaster, iteading AID
other places that they will attend ara
take part in the events of TIL day. Al,
together tie affair bids FIR 10 be q
most successful ono i'll every way unf
ono which will bB Il credit to the clue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

| The members and several friends Of
the Ferd Fulimer Male Chorus were
rendered complimentary concert by
the officers OF tho club. In their rooms.
last night.
Mrs Victor r. Pyle and Miss Anna s,
lOtt Gang the duet Mountain Home"
very acceptable.
j. A. Ward sang the solo "Tha
Magic Song" excellently.
Mrs. Victor Il. Pyle's solo, woo.
ing. Miss Anna S. Otis solo. The
Watchers" were both we'll given.
A quartette composed of Mrs. Pyle,
Miss OFT J. #. Clymer and II. q. 1ay-
Ilor sang FLOW to the West
A. G. Bartlett delightfully."- gave two
Rotations. the last one. Kissing Cup
Race being particularly good
Elmer h, Benson. the president OF
the club, made a brief address. in
which he reviewed the work done and
spoke of what would be done in the
future.
The chorus will begin Its regular
rehcarsals Thursday evening.
In behalf OF the Fullmer Club Elmer
Benson, President. presented with an
IaDpreclatiNe and congratulatory
speech lifo-szed portrait by Buches
lin large gift frame to VIM Davidson.
INice.presldent, who replied expressing
his thanks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

GREENviIIE Del. Sept >. 1894.
To the Republicans OF Christlana Hun.
dred:
II has come to my notice that a
Irumor is niiont that i hove withdrawal
from the contest for the nominatiog
for the General Assembly. / beg 10
assure the Republicans Cf this hundraA
that such Is not tho fact. ] am u ca NJ
|didats and respectfully solicit all Rel
.publlruns in the hundred to give mi
their support on Saturday Afternoon
next
/ am informed that the votefs OF tn !
several dis ricts will have an oppor.
ltunity to vote at the usual polliua
places, at highlands Yellow School
District, Centreville. Narshallton and
at Newport The polls sre advertised
to be open from to p Ia. Respects
fully submitted, WAL. WILSON. JI,.
The Wm. Wilson. Jr.. should be II
reality, Nm. Wilson, Sr.. but Is CON,
PEELED to retain the Jr. as his propert.'
is thus asscssed, and his fathers mama
was VIM. Wilson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

Tho action OF the Street and Sewer
in refusing to allow hack
men to stand on the east side of
French street Is likely to result In sew.
ieral test cases before the Municipal
Court. At the meeting of the depart
ment last evoning Colonel benjamin
Nields, representing l.. L. Anderson.
WAS present and stated that he woald
make test OF the case of his client.
dim isslon followed. Mr.. Chandler
Thought tho power of the department
'only extended TO the keeping In repair
of the streets, to which Colonel Moore
dlsngreed. Colonel Nields said:
There WIS already an ordinance on
the subject and this ordinance gave
the cabmen permission to stand on
the east eide Of the street. He did not
think that the commission had the
power to repeal All ordinance that had
been passed by Council. IL such y
power could be given to three men II
could be given to one man as well.
Michael Riley was awarded the con,
tract for hauling the sweeper and
sprinkler. his bid being % cents per
hour for removing dirt and 80 cents
per hour a night and day for sprluk-
Ter or sweeper.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

The cool and damp atm d phere had
Its effect on the King street markets
buyers were scarce until late in thu
morning aud then country produce
found quick sales. Turnips have an
rived aud sold for IL cents half peck
which is cheap Corn brought Scenta
ia dozen. tomatoes 10 cents half peck |,
onions - cents quarter peck, string
beans II cents half peck, squashes
five cents apiece, cabbage 8 cent?
ia head, peppers 10 cents dozen
and lima beans 10 cents quart. POI
,,;a;ocs sold at the same price ae quoted
last week. There was no change liz
the prices of butter and eggs.
The fruit III lrket has had setbPc5.
there being lutte or no ruin. Peachea
are scarce and sell us high az $50 I
basket. Pears are plentiful. as also ara
plums, apples and grapes. Water
!molons and Cantuloupes are almOs,
diana.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05
Out in the Country,

Miss b.. formerly Il member OF I he
II. Y. T.. W.. and lady oil Must Will
mington fGmb had talked for
weeks and weeks OF their summer va.
cation, and finally decided that cuun.
try air wns Just what they noe ied.
Accordingly on the aftern DON OF Au-
Rnst 25 they boarded the tram for
West Grove. fully convinced that two
weeks among the balny brenIe of a
Chester County farm would suffice to
restore the departed bloom from their
Cheeks. llid our girls expect To lind u
hotel illled with boariers? Possibly
~ judging from tho baroueha tuat
met them AZ the depot
But things are not always as they
Reem. Why my lady of west Whining.
ton fame, pnhllsh it abroad by return.
Ing at the end OF two days;
Otherwise, we poor creatures who
were doomed to stay at hJ.nn Nigh t
have enviei you your lot Our SYN
piLhies arc extended to aDsent-mlfidad
angel IN her solitude, and we feel
sure that the desire of her he Irt VIZ:
-that her vacation might bs quiet and
Tree from excitement Is being realiL.
nA in every sense OF tho word. We
hope she will return much UuLeiltted
IL health. Until then adleu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05
THIRD EDITION.


Through the courtesy OF Mr. SImue
a. Price. clerk oil the city treasurer'f
oihce, reporter OF tho REruBlICAN
was shown TWO old books minutes OF
the borough OF Wilmington in l77g
from which he CLEANED tho following
facts relating to the bread famn {
which visited our city In that year.
The city fathers were called upon 10
help provide flour aud broad Tor tile
distressed and destitute people. Tie
following are copios of the minutes
OF nesting Called ia the town hUll u
take action In the matter:
MEEr1Nd HELD MAY nth. l77a. IN rHf
Town HALL.
Resolved. Unanimously, that a full
and sufficient ordinance DO provided
to prevent II possible. engt ossing
cloth. linen and any necessary for
family use. and likewise Iorestailing
Hour. Indian corn, wheat rye and
every other grain.
Agreed, That & general town meeting
DO held ON Saturday next at o'clock
In the afternoon at this place. That
Joseph Stidham, Esq, David Bush,
ESQ and Thos. Crow 10 O committee
TO prepare bill for the purpose above
mentioned to be laid before them. re.
port being made that great abuses
have been committed in raising flour
~ very enormous price. Agreed,
unanimously, that Mr.. Ieaac Starr,
William Snipley, Jr., Samuel Candy.
Ellis Newlln and Wm. Cook he desired
to attend thls house at 8 O'CLOCK this
afternoon.
The high constable to notify the in.
habitants OF the general town meeting
OH Saturday next,
The house adjourned ill 5 o'clock
This afternoon.
1owS Hall. May ~, lT7a O'Clock p. m,
The house met agreeable to adjourn,
ment. AIR. lBaac Starr, VIM. Shipley
Dr.. Samuel Candy, Ellis Newnn and
Vim. Cook appeared. Inquiry was
made what quantity of wheat or lloul
they might have ON hand for sale. Ii
appeared that the above had very
httle.
1t was recommended to them to ses
what they had Mt present, at tho rate
OF twenty-five pounds per cwt. to the
poorer inhabitants Of the place to al
byinte their present distress and wan
OF bread.
From the above our readers can sci
that the subject OF bread was one o.
The problems that our city fathert
then had to deal with IN this ear
which ow,p.. to failure OF crops anC
The raising Of the price OF grain by
wealthy syndicate in Europe occa
RioEed much distress in our cuuutr,
mud city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

l. or ~A'.H. House rrn al ~ IA Der
4 in.,HaH ma pi,' W PER i / IN tnr
ny stHeH 1u AHp i III cash ilarai.
1T Ia. Och. re +, ,tu AID ~aiIlry
t''l7 -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

A pinyer and exrerieuce meeting
viii he held on Thursday evening
September =Gth. ut s O'clock. at tine
residence of Vim. Thompson, No. SIT
kirkwoud street led by q. T.. W
Qulgley. Bro. Thompson has bean
confined to lis home by sickness. AID
he would be very glad TO have Chris
Itian friends and other friends also
come out ind praise God With htin al
uls home. Come with us and TO vii
lilo YOU good. \. l.. Jan NEH.Z
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

Chat,es II, Luke, Of tAlseIty nnH
Misc Emma sicuuntstf ~ &sS GAstis
wnre married thls mo, ming at Eishop.
stead by Bishop Coleman Miss sue
VI tGnuihle . slatcr OF the bride WIS
bridesmaid and George baylor wa,
KIooausman. TIE bride wac attrel
Ia we'll hitting gown OF white I.tuh4-
howGe, trimmed with lace and ribbon.
aud she carried bIlnnl rDsc5.
lhe !ro.h oil the bridesmaid WAS ol
lavender aGdsduwne timed .si h mos
AID ribbon and: she carried Marshal
Mel Iust o. -
Nteg tito ceremony Wedding break
Lust was he'd at 'hu layton iIOu4e.
Thu nuppE ruulle lett 'or MeNtC9
"lsre they veil reslde, OH the elrveG
" lock 1id o.dl comfort Express.
amid a shower o rice auA rcst W. sEes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

M ANl4sD = han grown =ir.s Tor tfpbt
w huuaewOrk. u RI Tor hntlsr,yt,rIt
To 40 % tHrst' rvlilc delaware tItN,
tHl 'uiettzHt hhi "e"ar" ootGrcl
eco 10 4oio lJclHar, y whit. Toy for
inln work white man wanisa LA .
Tor arm woes. pood reference. Nrpy
o. WtlWil 2tpn Intelligence Uhlcs SIS
Saipley street - H.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

Says Il Reading special OF Septem.
her 2: L | DnPont re Nemours i o.
the vel known powder manufacture.
ers oil Wilmington have iust finished
tbelr proving Erolad III secluu,td
spot Oh the French Creek branch Of
The Wilmington and Northern rail-
road, Is mites south of Reading A
siding ABOUT 300 feet in length has
bsen run into the grounds from thu
railroad at the onh of which stand
The gun, which Is al ght inch Illls Of
RE latest pattern. Tho gun weighs IS
tons gross. and measures in length -
tsat. The diameter at the breach il, 81
Inches. tuperlng 10 II ut the unzzle.
1hs steel used in its construction was
manutactur d at thu bethlehem Stee
Work, bethlehem, shipped HON there
In sections to the West Point machine
ssops, where II was lliteI 'OgatAer ahtI
shipped thence to the DlIout Co.
al Springfield.
The carriaSe used to support thu
gan was ahipped from Sandy Hook
Nj. where 1t had bGon in U.s. by tht
Government,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05
HOW TO MAKE A WOMAN HAPPY

If you'd make woman happy,
Fill her heart with sunlight rays,
Mako hcr life joy and pleasure
And prolong her earthly days.
Do not think in grand endeavor
You'd arrive Mt what you aim.
Do not think in riches lavish
Nor the bauble, social fame,
Is the royal road to heaven
Composed by woman's heart,
For the riches, fame and splendor
In her life is but part.
What will thrill her heart to trembling
.. And nllay internal strife ......
Is the little kind attentions,
The amenities of life.
Ned Whately in Detroit Free Press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

Vim. II. Goudloy and Lewis r. Adai
were cunning this morning OH TIL
mash bank and Mr.. Adair, on sneins
ia couple Of INT reetiles fired Ills gun
when two grains OF shot entered Mr.
ltioudiey neck, making sinai
wound. Tho Runnefa returned TO tn
lefty. Mr.. a. says IT. was his first *
Iperlence after reedies ana will be thu
last.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

II cures without Inconvenience
Unique Pile Cure. tie neatest and
most convenient remedy. Outline
cGres all slln GIsehses bNrns, sCaids.
wounds etc. Household reIned Is.
Isdtirces J. Il. Wood 2 o. box d%2. WI!
Imington, Del, OF sll King street OIL
market days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

Mos4rs. Hawkins 4 Co, real estate
6ealers, ut az Market st. viii pay tive
dollars III 20 to Tho person sending
them On OF betura oct. / In Writing
the Inost satisfactory answer to tie
following question:
What are the reasons ion ls such
an increasing demand for bu ildlrg
and resistance luts over WasEi ugtun
street HfliE-' Look over the < round
anu seud them yoIr answer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

The Democratic State Central Com.
mittee elected by tbs last State Con,
vsuLion met ut Dover yesterday and
elected the following officers: Chair
man, l.. Irving Handy. of Newar.;
secretary, Peter L. Cooper. Jr.. vii,
mington; treasurer, iiezehiah HarrinS
ton, OF Harrington, executive commits.
tee. Colonel William T. Records, Of
Laurel; Colonel l.. T. Stacey, Dover
John EiggS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05
HIS HONOR, The BABY.
His Absorbing Love and LOYAL v
for Mamma During the. First
fear-Two Hearts That Beat
as One.
4 pretty, healthy child,
With ,heeks like an apple.
" no habbles, chAticra. pratties.
M ha IA. L..

H ho iuhShs uCneath your KISSES.
Perhaps It is well that but few
mothers know that moro than one.
third OF all the babies born die before
they have lived year. and that two.
thirds OF them die In the summer
months.
Where the food Is absolutely pure
and sufficiently nourishing, though
the mercury runs high, children GO,
along as a rule perfectly we'll.
When. for any reason the mother
cannot nurse her child, or when hsl
milk is insufficient or poor in quality
tho best trained nurses use lactateC
food ut once. II is known to inyarln
bly, make firm flesh. a clear ska
bright eyes. and to strengt hen til,
body so that diarrhea, cholera inran
tum and exhausting summer slcknes
| do not easily gain a footing. Lactat
ed food babies are rosy specimens OF
genuine fun.lovlng, noisy children
That develop etrong physiques will
large bones and muscles.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05
KENNhRD 6 CO.,
t.hE; MARKET STREET
WOME:N'S
JACKETS
FOR PRESENT USE.

We are showing choice
styles in Women's Med
Iium-weight Jackets for pre-,
sent wear that are among
the best and most desirable
garments now to be had.
Prices range from 93 OF
to $1,000, and are of the
latest designs. ...
These lightweight gar.
ments are q necessity these
cool evenings.
Early showing of Autumn
Dress goods. Just inrpor.
ted.
! We haya no old stock Of aHi
kind Of Goods TO place befOr;
you. =
This spring we controlled
for this market a beautiful
line of Silk and Wool Dress
Goods which we sold for As
cents.
We have these same goods
again in fall colorings, quail,
.ty greatly improved, at As
cents. They are among the
greatest values ever shown
over a dress goods counter
The imported Novelty
goods for fall are neat and
suitable for all ages, and the
prices are very much below
former seasons, IS cents, 81
SIPS, $l.50.
/. We want you to see our 81
Covert Cloth. 1t is great
value.
The line of plain French
German and American dress
Goods is large, from AZ cts
Ito 81.
!, twenty-five colored Mar
settles Spreads to close at
4 ST.. IS each.
These spreads are new
goods and are worth So.
! Colors-blue and white, ca.
mary and white, pink and
white, salmon and white.
.KENNARD & CO.,
i 60l.h33 h2rkat 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

Miss life StiawbrllEs was, che
slams, mWried on S9pten 2cr q. l3p.
at Camden y TO AissIt \. TO-
son Of Henry n, t=orp. n me rtl.lg.
Electric Wire CDHfau~ tni7 nlt- IN,
whose country residence ia NJ Button
RAld, GlaymOnt Application fJf d
Yorce has been made on TIM grs4nil
OF adultery and cruelty b. the wife
Nts, Cobb y known IN tbs y4ty as
Mabel MelY.lla.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

James Goldsborough. colored. Ia aa
tho alnsLouse suffering from brok-
en- arm, which no received by benz:
struck by railroad ioromotlYe at
MIDI saturday night. James
wac admitted to tie aImshouse on
Monday and has since been dolnt
wall
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

4 j. W. Cook. of the Adams Express
Company. received "A postal card from
Fred. Heiss. the secretary OF the Las
Side Flying Club of Newark, N. J..
Yesterday. stating that tho pigeons re
leased by him on Sunday morning a
$50 O'Clock had returned to thor loft
ilhe first bird arrived at | LOT O'Clock
and made lilo yards minute. Tn,
other bros arrived within fourteen
minutes afterward.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

At the l4lkton fair yesterday re-
porter II. sauntering through the
stoclt noticed inns herd OF iiO stelH4
on exhibition belonging to Jester and
MCDANIEL. while Charles Walton, oil
.lton Hill, has curiosity IN the way oil
a COW, grads Jersey, which has 4
record OF - pounds oi butter In U
week,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

w ANll2D- A boy 10 ie3rn III tx
w slnithiuE ohe with spnur rxprT,-
cncc preferred. Apply Or i1Irss ]. q,
bish""li. HEAVIER Valley. .tel. sI-ii'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

AAANTED-A hall grown wh!j
y tJf=-rtCrtl uJuarwUTn, 49, ..lt.-
Wa AiuTtpt street. MI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

! Seventh and Market strssts
Investment aud Securities yielding
lfrom tn por cont
orders for the purchase and sale OF
Istocks aud bonds ON Commission exucut.
leu at MI the sioux exchanges
,Private telegraph wires TO New YORK
lPhiadelphia, Boston and Chicago,
Foreign Drafts and Letters OF Credit is.
sued
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

These spreads are new
goods and are worth So
Colors-blue and white, ca.
nary and white, pink and
white, salmon and white.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

joseph Mitchell OF HeoSessib. tina
other day wni.a returning from this
city, was kicked In the mouth and hls
Jaw was broken. i've teeth knocked
out anu his nose hi oxen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

Mr.. william II. Hines. lately con.
nected with Joseph JenKlns. In Tho
plum Ding business, las rented No. ia
shlpley street and vii, start the plumb
ing busiuess IN all oi its branches lie
has a lgrge circle OF friends. who no
invites to give him Ia call.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

Tie Sheepshead Bay Executive
Committee has announced the TO- .ow,
Ing special rnre 10 lie run to-day: Eay
Istakee, 1890 added, for all ages ole
ard three siItecnths. This shru!d
produce a siGshing race, bII glLE sll
the cracks together at Helght for
age.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05
|. W. CIBNEY,
TAILOR AND Cl0lHiER,
5. :, Or. s.s md Market .t


The Board OF Water Commissioner
met Yesterday afternoon and received
petitions for the laying of water ploet
Ion Washington and Anchorage streets
The Chief Engineer WAS ordered t
make an examination Of the pipes Il
the approach OF the Market stree
bridge.
4 meter was ordered placed In thi
Friends School Oh January to FUR
nish water Tor a shower bath
Chief Engineer Bond was ordered tc
secure proposals for one ear load OF
,lch pipe. The payroll of ?4B5,2l nnt
tho Hitter fund OF E239.!j WAS uldere,
drawn. The balance IN bank was re
uOrteu TO be So. 4lJ.lI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

Tho weather for Tomorrow pro
mises to be partly cloudy and smoky
with variable HIGHT showers In dtilerenl
locations and rather lower tempera
cure. similar conditions will proDa
lily prevail OH Friday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

Prof. j. X. Miller, OF Newark. who
has been travelling through Pennsyt
wanna with Il troupe OF trained dogs,
was run down by a Heading Railroad
train near NorthumberlnuC, IA, yes
torduy and slightly injured. while Liza
dogs were ali killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05
FIFTH EDITION.


Car.
John Harrington. a Wilmington and
Northern Railroad brakeman, and
living at No. 993 Linden street, foil
from freight car on the Kentmere
branch, about l.SO o'clock this after
noon, directly under the wheels. which
passed over one OF his legs, cutting it
off below the knee The injured man
was brought here and conveyed to the
Delaware Hospital in the ambulance.
lie will In all probability recover. lie
Ils single man.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05

W S. Talley has not withdrawn fro N
his candidacy for road commissioner
lin Wcst Ghristianu liundIod, but IL
lstill in the Held. and expects his Re,
publican flieLds TO vote for HE uomf
nation Mt the election next Saturday
laiteTnUCE,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-05
SONG OF THE BERRY.

Yon that have only eaten tho berry,
What Go Var lauw of pleasure prav1
l'lt I havSc. imbnG wiInrc IA" hours ure airy
The Gpw ara irl;jA Of tlr wi.4dy way,
And / have leaned where tie long vines
sway
And swing from the hand that has come to
cury
Tie >ary soul o" all frnit away
In the ever klsstd sphere Of The first dewberry.
You That have only crten the berry,
Pressure l;s5 ~, ,sed Won along tho way,
Bui found heroGi where she Gau.d hui tarFy.
Where Tho wa1lncst, rarrst and rcddest ray
oi all the suns that shone in May
ttnle 10 shaGuwy hilltop oyrie
"as lncHnatrG sne new Juno day
In Tue scarlet mart Of u latc straw berry,
You that have only eaten the berry
On thai inquest hlii, where the pines arc
gray,
Is place "nerr pleasure has heart to parry
Pam for the Iengil q IL Iu..g June day,
VI mere TAG tat,s .il Vines MAKE Il glad DELAY
III oar oytz = ~ our lips, and our hearts grow
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Art troH los no more than n vine 10 sway
Ipout oi lie roar Q. Il red rss poerry.