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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-12-24
COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec.I

To the Editor Of The State W
Dear Sir: | notice in ybua $,
fng's issue q statement from :
Store. | write this simply TO n :
what L first communicated
publication unless you deem
sary to vindicate the facts as / Il
them. Even then would pref
you weave it into one of your editoriV
because as minister wish to k|
out of print as much as possible; d.
then, too, the same facts have md
force imam editorial. leave it d
tirely TO your judgment,
sadly wish that l could softbu T.
hard facts. Most of my youth j.
spent in that community. Vii
broken bread with the men who d
the deed. Some of their families ha
been intimate friends, and" tell
not in Gath, ,"-I was the pastor of tv
OF them. Two OF them are connectt
by marriage with nay own home peopl
l could not, would not, misrepr =,
them. Gladly would l hear any
vindication they could bring.
Let me give again the simple
lsham hearse was man of bad n
tion he had many things laid
scapegoat in others. !.
AS to his attempt at rape
nothing. / first heard it M ).
after the murder. He bp
Folks store and stole some
have been told. Afterwardi
burned down--this, thel 8
proof, was also laid to his II #
became kind OF pariah 1':'e
color stunned him. Two
fastl his martyred mot 4
bruf BED and beaten wlfe5 3
in he woods, poor, hu8H Il, Z =, =
age and his mother and I'd I.
conyhyed him food. 49, q IS
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-12-24
ht and went without

q ht and went without
* the saucepan from
1t on the hearth.
yn aud leaned her
4 T & :, >. IN of her hand, an.
Il the window. Her
loser together. Her
,hted look. She saw
81 was not the picture
hes OF sky, and the
lit by its silver-blue
q kitchen, shabby
pr own, scantily fur
an old white-haired
pwn to eat her Christ
1e She arose with an i'm.
n. F" Well, l cam help 1t !"
Ned. IF l knuckled down
ime, I'd have to do It ag'in.
st as we'll get ust tot first
wish she hadL't got to
Id and pitiful, though, a
in front o. us in church
er Sunday. The cords
b her neck like well-rope,
In keeps a-quivrin' 80 !! |
lille a-watchin' her"
opened suddenly, and her
erred. She was bristling
Aty. "Say, Emarine !" She
voice, although there was
.r. Where d. you s'pose
Eer's a goin' up by here F.!
pr of anybody"
Emarine. "Did Orville
-you to hurry up 2"
ets the matter OF him {
Cow of. Why"
}. Oh, I wonder II It'll
Arson children where
" a-goin'! They've
sore throat"
IL ooas' - uoi' 300
ie' po,, p,
10 ,ani,o arner ~ TVeI
ne iooSe % o,,s 1n' I,
~" h,ra ~ nS SS ",,I nni.a 49,,
." mtmh.t o ano uo, uu
~ ""S "re yo'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
LOCAL Dors.

Some time on Sunday morning thieves
entered st. Puufs Il. G. Church, at Fourth
and jackson streete and stole tile coliec
ton, amounting to about $40. There is
no clue to the thieves.
The Eighth ward Republicans will hold
pubic meeting at No. 60 East Seventh
street this evening at T30 o'clock. A fun
attendance is requested Prominent
speakers Will address the meeting.
Augustus B. Carrow OF Dover and ia.
COT Houston OF Milford have been granted
reissues OF pension.
shoe store callad the "Bloomers'' has
been ope ued II: No, 81 King street. by a
young man who thoroughly knows the
ehoe business and who ID selling shOOs at
Democratic prices,
IL Is nine years since the Rev. alr, Sharp
left our city after entering the ministry.
lie has returned to our people aud says
that great many changes have taken
liace IN thdt time in tho bcautliying of
Wilmington.
Daniel 4. Stewart is at Rcd Lion today.
William Clino, President VI the Inter
national Erlck!ayers' Association OF the
United Stute7 will address the brluIilaycrs
OF this city In the near future.
James McGiligdn Is having his milk
Ioutc served by william l.ank while he is
experimenting operations on his farm.
Two thousand hands we're thrown out
oil work yesterday IN Hhiiadeiphla In con
sequence Of the SpTcchela' sugar refinery
clo5ing down Iol an Indefinite period
One hundred and twenty live weuyers
In Chester waut on strike yesterday.
Granite Castle No. -. *. &. f.. have
moved INTO their new hali in portDepostt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Ruling pr,cos
nullng prices.
IJIGA his.

HUSBAAnS-on April ls'. 1895 Elizabeth.
wife of. Thomas IIushands, ia her 1iti. year
hriAtlvcs aud friends urr invited u attend
the funcial lf"n tue residence OF her hns-
baud near koc land. Del On Thursday 4tl
institnt at y. ~, lntcrment NJ Lombardy
Cemetery.
MCGoW AN-Ou Sunday March the alst
Jessct. McG8wan the l1.monihs old child
OF john Il, aud 'usunnd MCtiuwan.
Fu eInl service lhuBiay from the rest
deuce OF Charles Mctiowdn, Moutehnnin.
Meet nj Inc h suS' Al 10 O'Clock II. M inter-
iuent NJ llyervlew Cemctoty.
HAblsY--On April list. 1925. Nellie daughter
OF Michael AMI lhe late Mar, Haley! nvv
Is months an two weeks.
Relatives add friends are invited o attend
her funeral from her father : residence, No
lAs GniOn street, on Wednesday afternoon,
nt . O'Clock. Int rmcHt AT ST. Ioseph's Gene.
terY, BfaudSwlne.
SMrfiI-.Ou April s. 1885 Alien H. tnrant son
OF J. HowarI nni Liliu smith. nged L
mcnthS utd 10 dHya.
ReiatlNcs and friends are inViIel TO attend
his tnHrrul, FROM IL 20 rcsiG nee of his Hnrents
No. IA IcnUiSDR street. on FRIDAY Afternoon
At olCiprN. inicrnoGt at Wilmington and
lrundS vii cemctCrA'
SrENESSUN-At Eismrro. bel, ON Aprtl
2nu, Eugeuia Stevenson.
t'ue Eoiice of iuueral will he fivcn.
DOMAIN suddenly IN this city. pu April B.
ls5a. John onltn AGED - Years. 10
Relatives uni friends tiivsiou Nn,G o II.
CuihGlir Icglun Hnd iiuy Nufne SpceIias ara
invited to HttCnd his fuTL raj, from bt- late
residence, No. a Last SiNth street, Oh SattIr.
dag murning at o'elack. Solemn Keuuicm
Mass ni 81. MARY Charch, lnle rtuent ut A.
thedral cemetery.
MeCHh NN-Gn hpGil9 IsaheIla W. MeGrcay
widow Oi jHlHe- Mcicety ia her GItn GEAR
EeshiNCS HHd irtCuGa uro respect uily Ia
vited TO attend her iu 1Cral, on lnursduy
afternoon al ~ clock. HON the fes Ieaee ot
hrrso3', " illtam Mc'raay. 81 East 18th ST
lntefmeht ut Nj salem ccmt terry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Stree, and sewer Matters.

The Street and Sewer Department at
present Is In need OF funds more than II
has been for long time. At the meet
ing last night twelve delegations were
present asking for relief. ana the direct
ors were Informed through communcA-
ton from EURiner Hatton that sewer
should Ue built, IL possible, within twenty
four hours. Yet with all this work the
department has 10 hand but little over
tl2. 900 which 10 hardly enough to conduct
the ohice Itself until the money comes In
July.
One delegation urged the immediate
construction OF sewer from Washington
to Shipley Run sower on Fifth street.
The water closets there were draining
into the cellars and for this reason could
not be used. one delegate said that the
drainage from wuter closets and cess.
pools was being absorbed by the sandy
eoll that ls common in the locality and
this must OF necessity soon become dam
gerous to the health of the community.
Calvin l. Swayne said he proposed to
builc sixteen houses on sixth and seventh
streets. between Franklin and Broome
streets hut he could not begin tha work
until he knew that he would be sure to
have sewer connections. IL was In refer.
ence to tins cHso that Alr. Hltton said the
sewer should lie built at once. Nr Swayne
was told that he could 70 ahead and build
the houses md tho sewer would he ready
when the buildings were complete.
President Chambers was chosen to
represent the board in tho Garfield Monu.
ment Association in place OF Alr. Gaw-
throp
Peter j. Ford end J, BsOberly were
present and asked for Information re-
garGing the vacation Of streets which
GROSS the u / o Eauuld. Mr. Olorly
stated that he undeTstond thai the streets
would be vacated before the bridges
would las butt and in this way his bust.
ness would ns injured. lNCy were assured
that tae streets would no. Ue vacated until
q road was male.
The weekly puyrGlI Of 5199 22 was or.
derod paid lhe collections amounted to
o.. ~ 22, Several sewer permits were
granted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
REV. |. w. HILL.
Pastor Methodist Church, Accord, N. Y.
says caacerDu- d,s.pses eau be cared.

ACCORD. n. Y-Under the old school
method II was believed that any disease of
cancerous gro Nth could never be cured. Tho
surgeons knIle wits rosorted to. but the old
trouble was sure to break out again.
Since the discovoryof Dr. ikennedy's Favor
lite fomedy. all this has been changed-the
action of Favorte Remedy upon the system
leaves no trace of poison In the blood, the
seeds Of disease are expected ami iost health
restored.
A notable oese OF the efficacy of Or. David
Kennedy Fnvurite heiDedy is that of the
Rev, 1. w. I'M OF this town. Some years ago
he was suffering with II cancer OF long stand
Ing. on his iip. aud hnully concluded TO have
IL removed. In speaking OF his case, Pastor
Hill said: about three weeks previous to
having the operation performed, purchased
DR.. David kennedy's Fuvorite Remedy and
continued taking H. for souIe time after til o
cancer WIS removed. Ten long years have
thing hns returned. Ispeak witn knowledge
ia the highest terms OF Dr. II ennedy's g Favor
Ite hcmedY as being able to cure tbs troubles
for which 1t Is prepared
One OF our local physicians said, in explain
tEg tue demand FOR Dr. Kennedy's thyorlte
R9meuy: ''lt nets aa II nerve aud bioud Iood,
and 10 my knowledge IL has made many per-
manont cure, of Nervous Debility. Sic, pless-
ness, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism and of the sick-
ness peculiar 70 women, where cthor treat
ments have faiicd. FOR headaches constlpa-
tiOn and tao run down cnnuniun. one often
Sufferers with. there Is nothing else so good"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Amussments.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Chauncey olcott will present on the
stage at the Grand Opera House. this
evening. the latest Irish comedy dram
b. pitou and Jesson, entitled The Irish
Artists Examined critically the hero tf
tho play is all that could lie desired; he 10
In ali matters worthy of commendatios.
His buslness in .the drama 10 to make
love to sing ballads, to ie5pue the op.
pressed, TO defeat ylllalny and TO a-"-, on
the holrAss5 in the last act
These Offices Mr.. O!eott fills with neat.
ness and dispatch. Tho fact that the hero
10 an artist Is not the only novelty In this
new comedy drama. II is an Irish drama
without maledlctions on the English and
deprived OF villain, whose evil way 3
aroufe tho anger Of the gallery 1t pof.
sesses novel style of construction al d
Its merits are extraordinary to win Il D
favor II hes been receiving
Milton Mobiles, Que of Americas fore.
most actors and authors will be eeen Mt
the Grand Opera House, morrow and
Friday evenings, in his own Ameri :an
play oil From Sire to Sun." which Is con.
ced4d to be the beat of this gifted actors
many plays, that have withstood the COM
parison with foreign efforts and still hold
thelr own. and have placed Mr.. Notlss In
the front ranks of our native dramatic
authors. From Sire to son" Is a beautl-
ful story depicting life in California in
the early days. the theme being based on
palernal affection, and Is OF intenee human
Interest aud bears a pleasing mo"al.
The characters are ali well drawn aud
true to nature, not being exaggerated to
gain dramatic effect. which is too often
the case In our imported English melo.
dramns. There is a rich vein OF comedy
running through the play and the scenic
aud mechanical effects ara up to ths stan
dard OF ali of MIR. Mobiles productions.
This Is the secret OF Ills success aud al.
ways makes him welcome visitor to the
theatre.g oers OF Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Jas, Bradford Co.,
ks and !. E. !hirl Street

Today and Tomorrow most
of tie Millinery Stores hace their
Spring Openings.
The Ladies ore It to them,
se7''es and 10 The Stores to see
these q0irjUgs.
While about it, call at the
New York Clothing House.
Not to huy, just to look. We've
got plants, too. But what we
want to interest you most in is
our grand line of Little Boys
Clothes.
Over 40 styles Of Little Boys
Suits displayed in our windows,
no two alike. More than twice
as many styles i'll the store.
Doub!e.breasted Suits for
Boys from 4 to Is years, at
81 90, 81, $3.50, SO, So. 80, 81,
4.0u, 80 ana 10.
Sirglo.breasted short pants
suits W til Vests for Boys from
10 to IL years So, So, 81 and
IS.
Handsome Fauntleroy Suits
for Little Tackers, 3 to G years,
in Nelvets, Cassineres, Worst.
eds, Cheyiots, Clays and others,
50 80, S3, $3.50, 81, 81 so, SIS
and S6.
Junior Suits, handsomely
trimmed with deep sailor collar,
for Boys from 3 to s years,
$1.50, $3.50, So, $3.50, 81,
81. 80 and So.
Flannel Sailor Suits, 81 up.
Store open every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
a Blue LINE TRAINS RUN.
Washington Covered In One Hundred md
FIity-seven Minutes

A srecial Royal Blue Line train OF five
coaches, conveying Raymond and Whit
combs party OF eXcursionlsts made re.
markably last time between Philadelphia
and Washing on over the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad yesterday.
The train wus drawn by engine No. S53,
Engineer Fitzpatrick. The actual time
between Philadelphia and Canton, includ-
ing u stop at Delaware avenue station
was one hour and thlrty.sBven minutes.
From Canton to Washington. including
the transferring OF the train across the
bay and a etop at Baltimore, the distance
was made In one hour.
The entlIe time consumed for the run
from Philadelphia to Washington. a die.
tance OF one hundred and thirty six miles
was therefore ono hundred and fifty seven
minutes including the two stops anu the
time consumed IN crossing the bay at
Canton, which yerltRbly ls lost.
This rate Of speed uearly sixty miles an
hour for the distance. was Without the
slightest Inconvenience to the passengers
WHO could not realize that they were NOV.
Ing 80 rapidly. ..
The Baltimore and Ohio Company main.
tains line OF fast express trains to Wash
ington and Philadelphia and when the
Belt Line at Baltimore is completed their
time between this city and the Nations
Capital. or from Philadelphia to that city.
will lie unequalled for the same distance
by the railroads OF the country.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
FOURTH EDITION
BASE BALL NEWS.

fThis column will be devoted TO Base Dali
news all news concerning the clubs is re-
spectfuiy solicited. Address all oommuni-
oMlons to Base Bail EDITOR kepuUlican
oiicc.1
Amsterdam Is in Montgomery County,
New York. Montgomery of the New
county.
Billy schrIver will probably be signed
by the New York Club.
Billy Hayes. formerly OF the Brownson
Club. will play some games with tie g.
A. Z. OF New Castle this season.
What club under 10 years of age will
Win the State chamionpshp2
Heinming. Esper and MRcAlahon, the
Baltimore Clubs three pitchers, are in
poor form.
Wilmington should support the local
Base ball captains, send in your club
news.
DO not be afraid to financially support
the home teams.
Smyrna 10 undecided at present whether
II will have a base bali club or not.
Why not organize State Lacquer
Base ball enthusiasts, send lii your
news.
Yesterday at Norfolk the home team
was druboed by the Phiies by the score
OF 10 to /. Smith, tho we'll thought OF
pitcher for the Brotherly Love boys,
/ pitched three innings, during which tie
struck three men out, did not give base
/ on bulls and the home team only made
three nits oil him.
I Baltimore again defeai ed Atlanta by the
I score of to g Esper and Gleason were
In the box for the Orioles.
j Jack Thompson who was to catch for
the U. A. Q. will not De able to play tnls
season.
l. Manager Hushebeck made a hit In aIgn-
ing Ferguson. lie has Il dandy record
The Y. NJ. Z. A. has just secured new
timber.
/ Jack Nugent would make an excellent
addition TO any oil the local clubs as an
intielder.
! The q. A. G. will have the three lost in.
helders In the State, Ferguson Higgins
and Duffy.
Madden has learned lot OF now signs.
Dick Hawke Is In no hurry to 20 to Bal.
timore
Harry Hawke is getting In good form
by practice.
James B. Toman Is All excellent umpire.
He has no favorltes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
IIniItliIIg RrrmiI-.

Building Inspector uoAl to-day issued
the following permits:
John Guthle, alterations TO G04 East
Seventh street.
A. Lcktuan two story brick and frame
building ut 1O5 Nest Ninth street.
luruurton aud lieRley, ono three.story
brick bnllduE with n.uHsard ROOT at ib5
West Front street.
G. 5. Charles, one story trick boiler
house on Beacn street Tor Trump Bros.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03

N=hNrEit-Mau ma yitc. OF Two gcutle.
w mur ttuardrI 10 ucVIps saoIui story
tl"ut 10 ,nl, rum anrzi. Aisi able hetrie'+
No. sal W fourth ~ifctt Al-Gr
| OsE-A fox terrier, neur,ug rrg ,-t"r Nu.
IL 80. Npward is returned ta II, Nfutal
cause .-t
Lon RENI-u''s, afzr hnu = uu r.st III
II It ecf, wlthitf rguHtn~ ut SEtTN,t zi.rvt,
pruuIns Hnd hhth, ~ = AEWt IA ta.rrtt and
,. IA. n, i We-' street. ~ II
w ANIrB=A whe5iall g,,t anal a g.tInrer.
w Address I, y iatui ", Ga.-t.r, 49,
t3oR SALE ,cyrm uro.ter wlue rg-.
tive wrek- .ld ii prr u.,Lr rl-e fuIr
sl,nni On iErm ~ JzaH Az A,t- .'Ir. 7' Ur
A-Hsastt lei H.pr
INfAr Ira To SOFT fa II yo5a uuu Ito fn
w r.- OF frti. a EN'. Apily tBN n
LueaH MuuJshf..u. itet A.
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w sta IS wutl,. 6uaa ,urk ,,t.t non 9.
PlrH ltot I. tUut taa Futon r,c s ~ t'
ISrANTEf=ouoI ann to I'D. Iry, u = ! e..
w - utHstl lIu tnsFI,,u,r. kyuH lzay uu4
p om0Erons cal sl5 Ma kt tI'st eapuI
iiuuE= Al
| us ln Eajng ON Va IA Il o ~ 1T 70
l. 81 ~. fzeH stte "a pugsrt 3, ton-
lnIh# (. ana < d luc.,Ct IAr nulGf - M
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
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wnrdeli Held For isarSiury.

Offlcer DeNlare yesterday afternoon
found John Moyce on Market street, both
drunk and dsorderlv. He was fined 50
and costs by Judge Ball In the Municipal
Court this morn NJ.
William Mckinley last evening did what
the big steamship st. Paul failed to do
slid oil his pins and was found on the
pavement suffering from the effects of
the wine. lie had In his possession So
pounds Of lard. He was held In 500 bail
for hearing Tomorrow morning ON the
charge OF larceny.
Edward wardell through his counsel,
William s. Lyman, waived IA hearing for
the upper court on the charge of forcibly
entering the house OF Robert ii. Hllles b
street and Now Castle avenue on March
25th. and taking therefrom quantity OF
shoes, stockings and papers aud Au iron
safe. He was held In $500 bail. lie was
also held In $500 bail on the charge OF
larceny OF boat belonging to Richard
Kothwell.
Edward Black, colored, was fined s25
and costs for assault aud battery on au.
other eolored man. During tho fracas
Black bit oil part OF the other mans ear.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
AIInppy I5n,mily.

Albert Met racknu ullr OF rabbits bur.
rowed three tsst deep Ia his back yard,
6O9 Orange street last winter. Six weeks
ago he tug out the trriHg product, four
white bnuits with pink eyes They are on
exhibition iG Allen Ii. AlH5Cow'5 show
window, 1U7 Shlptes street, where Albert
Is driver and order toy. But Mr. Bun.
nie Is not happy u5 lie was separated from
his wite % 4e could not eat his chtldre n
or lie down eli aud xiii thuni. Albert will
Bell tlrtn al tlFly cents eauA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Mr.. Mnn.,mn,,er u, :, .nnrrer.

Ex- Postmaster Gcnrrai Wanamakan
presidns at the williamson School ex.
ercises on Saturday. speaking of the
gIOIious sunny weather. said 1t reminded
him that the school was called William
SOL" This altogether unexpected pun
creAted a ripple Of laughter which broad.
ened lnio roar as Mr. WuuaInRker expan-
deh the thought. giGuGihg at the pro.
gIamme We have lust listened to the
PRAYER by Bishop Nicaoi "sOn" and AIR,
j. Howard WILSON has read d deliRhJ-
fui PAPER. lhaYe much pleasure in Intro.
tiucluR Alr. job H. jack son" who will
speuk" There we're other speakers, but
uHfUItunu.oy their names terminated
differently from the Inaiority OF the pro-
.tIanlHle
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
sair nj taar.ps

An opportunity seldom offered will be
presented tomorrow To peIeons who may
desire to purchase fine driving horses.
There ara some iigo urlYing aud family
horses among those to lie sold at the
public sals to-noltow at Buena Vista.
iear State Road, Delaware. The express
train leaving Wilmington at ll.Oj a. m.
will stop at State Road. Tie horse Happy
Medium, owned by Mr. Danaber, OF this
city, viii also lie offered Tor sale, in addi.
tion to tho lot offered hy Mrs Buck,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
AnI.>..alnnn-kcrrcr An MnI rrcnrh.

MIR. q, " 10, erl-, rreshvtertan lay
evangelist OF lnEllslp l'.. fogmor4y sa
loon x upet from MoutNnu w.lI conduct
evaugelisttc sery.ces ths evening tH the
lecture room OF Hanover Presbyterian
el utch, corner urS iXNh ana KING, Ht %.
Mr. Roberts 10 well Recommended 10y
ministers Hbd others who know OF his
good work. lie viii lelu the story OF
his CONVERSION by the prayers Of a llttis
girl. II wi | sTeak from the parable of
the ProitEdt sou. Al are invited TO hear
him
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
injured In n Peculiar ,I.pncr.

j. r. Segars. OF No. 2l5 Orange street.
was Injured in n peculiar manner a few
days ago and his condition is now 30 ssris
Qua that Dr. Sherwood has about lost any
hope of tho maL's recovery. A heavy
loatied dearborn broke on West Front
street and Segars was under 1t holding 10
np while tho owner was re placing bolt.
Tho load was too heavy for Segars, how.
ever. and the body fell on his head; caus-
iDK coneusslon OF the brain
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
I.nd'. Srri,n.Iriaei.s

A few days ago Ihninns Morrts OF No,
b22 EtEymont street adG a son of William
hnrris, was struck III the mead by u hrlck
thrown Dy another boy. Ihe missile frac.
tured tue haye skull ard cut hls ear ia
hall. Slnee thu accident the boy has been
In cUln4tosr condIIlou bat Or Winner
exUecta o btlng HIN through IN n iow
weeks
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
Trn4inll. Iastirll.

The following pensions have been Issued
In Delaware. .-Original-Joecph Turner.
alias Joseph Gibbs. Townsend New Cas-.
tie. AdditiouRl-Jnmes Moiiit, WilminR-
ton, New Castle. Increase jeremiah
Stewart Wilmington, Now Castle. Re.
issue-SnmueI Wnrrall. Piensunt Hin,
New Castle; John A. Myers, Wilmington.
New Caetle.
Reissue Augustus g. Cnnaid Dover.
Kent; Jacob Houston, Milford. Kent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
soutnenst Corner Fiftn nud aug .lreeI.

southenst Garner Eittn nnd Ainz streets
Is the place 10 hiiy your groceries. Last
week told yuu about our lac Prcun tea and
our !ac IUiNed tea Ibis week we viii tplk
about coffee. We have the iiuust coffee ever
wis in Wilmington. dOn't ASK you To Duy.
uut iust come and look at It.aHd don't forget
our2 coffee Is better thnu ever, We sold
tU5 pounds OF Il the last Cwo weeks one Of
thc greatest bargains we ever offered is three
cans Ol the celebrated Ball brand oI con.
densei milk for 2aU Another, three cans OF
Aln1ne corn TOT .bC, This corn never sod Tor
less tor lhan i'c u can. Our dried frtIt is Il
show. II would do YOU gO d to come and see
what that is II You don't tie SOONER you
hnd out about it the better for you, Did
you ever tly st. Mia REQ mHCCHr. NE hCwn
- itc per long lks. We thaSe lust received
another lot vi Lieam buueless cod ush. also
NOT her 6arrel Of line Irish DIN sc,
Did you ever Try EnuA s gciuiiues II took
tue prize AZ the orld's Fuir We hHEuit, In
lHCI We have over thing you wait a good
bncSst l0f l3.. AID good wash board for lOo
a. z v, WIkSe. Fifth gud ktpE streets.
aSsis
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-03
RccoIy,d.u Elcrtric shack,

A horse attached to doctors buggy
while heing driven across Market on Third
street this morning by MIR. Augustus
Southard received an electric shock.
knocking 1t down, and breaking the isft
shaft up naar the single tree. The horse
got oil Its feet and on crossing Market
street. was ungsared aud tho vehicle sent
away for repairs.