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90 Blue Bottles

Hanging on the wall. The old song remind
us to remind you TINT If you want to atop nay
ing rent we have nve cosy homes at $500
$500, 500, $3.50 snd 200, from sis to
$40 per month. and we will be pleased 70 tel
ends msa," and potatoes Langworthy Co,
225 :. spring. up stairs; take liter
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Ths wsv to reach catarrh is through tbs
blood. Hoods Sgrsnparile, by. purifying the
blood. removes the cause of the disease and
permanently cures cstarrh. Take only Hood's.
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Hoods Puts act cas- IL, yet promptly and
effectively, on thu liver and bowels 25;
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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TIE EXTRAORDINARY JAP STATUE

YOU JUST LOOK in the amusement coll
uu,ns OF the times snd Evening Express tor
what school of Art and Design says OF This won
dcrfni life-size, lifelike statue as 2O6 s. Spring
ST., opp. Holienbeck. Photographs aud kineto-
scopes have left this b1ilding and thus stains
il only on exhibtin aad for short while
longer. ADMIsstON-25c; Children loc.
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$50 envelopes 500; x ream writing per 25c
Lsnvstsliar. j67 N. Main a., opp. Baksc bl ock
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Wall paper 30, 7}lo per roll. sss 5. sOrlnr.
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FRIDAY EVENING, MUSIC HALL.

Address by Dr. +. W. steddom, health officer,
subject: What the people exp ect of the public
schools in provision for health OF children.
Address by President David Starr Jordan. of
Stanford university.
The people are cordially invited to attend
any and all meetings. As the addresses are
intended for mature hearers, children will not
be admitted.
Arrangements have been made for an excur-
sion OF the teachers up Echo mountain on
Saturday,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
Mr. bland Ignores the Facts,

lhe trouble with eN-Congressman Bland
oi missouri, Gays the Baltimore sun, in
bis speech at Denver Col, Saturday, ad.
Eoealin% free coinage at the ratio Of rs to
Is lhal he Ignores the Uttered price OF sil-
yer since that ratio was adopted. Most
ahsurl Is his blaming certain public men
for opposing free coinage now, though
they voted for II In 1878 THE free coin
sge bill Of 1873. VIII, CHI was vetoed by
President Hayes was voted for lie saya,
by Mr.. Carlisle, OF kentucky, now Sec.
fatary OF the Treasury; Mr. Foster, OF
Dhlo who was Secretary in Mr Iiarrlsuns
administration Mr.. Herbert now Secre-
larry OF The Navy; Mr. Mckinley now
Governor OF Ohio; Mr.. Mills OF Iaxas,
now Senator from that Stale. and Mr.,
Morrison, ot Illinois. now Interstate COM
meree commissioner" and ha proceeds
10 blame these gentlemen for inconslst.
sEcy In opposing free coinage now. But
Mi, Bland omit5 to mention the fact that
IN 1878 silver averaged price per ounce
Of $l,l5, while during 1898 the average
price was but 65 cents per ounce The
market ratio OF silver TO gold in 1875 was
1874 to !, as against S2.55 to In 1904.
Belief In free coinage at the old ratio
might well Layo seemed rational In 1873
10 mon who think Il Irrational now
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
o: = !: !. !! |: !: >: .:
W<1SS3K0H Schedule I'd effect
S4lN2sH May IL. lbs5.
W.
Schedule I'd effect
May ~. ! ssh
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

| TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE
NUE. DEPOT. EAST BouND.
| Express trains.
All trains Illuminated with Flntsch
NEW. YORK, weekdays, .s.o5, .zso.
$50. $40, .io.S5 a, m; 'I2.2l, 'l.59- '3.o6,
40 I'll IS ]. .a0s :7sa. III III ,. nsV M
riilLAASbtfhIA ANb caHsrNGT fGFMhTIa sTEsETs TT9pRrH
Week days, .8.O5, 5.55. e.27, s7.a0. 7.5t. $3.50
| 300, $40 'lo.3, II 10, Ills a; m. -1221,
10 ,l59 '3.O6, 3.25, 4.55, $3.50, $50, '7t2. S2O
y Sunday Jun s. .ae. ss7, .7.so. 75s, $50 $40
~; 4 80 a. m; l2io i;2o. 1905. s.25. 4,5V '5S2
rniNAoia-sftsfi MARlihir srHEEFs. TR EhEIh AND
- Weekdays, .s 'S.o7' '13o, $50, '1o.s5 a, M;
sundays, sos. .7.so. .ii,s5 a. M; .zss
= -csiHEsrER, 4 wseh, days, .so5, 81. c.27
I.2e. .l,5s,, 'a.os. SIS. 4.55, $50. $50 '7.ss
q cHEsrER. = E 81 Sundays, .so5 sg7. .7so
!5s y g sS !. iSiS i29 sos. 81 49,
M; .122l, .1.to 1906 p. m. Sundays, s7.SO,
- q, m; .a;od p ".
''V' =. ~ '''adss WEsT BorNp, sSg Il b.
=, BALTIMORE b ! ~ !s = AND WASHINGTON,
'i5s .52 So .6i stG SIS q 8 S5S g. j. mo- M $685.
sundays. '4.2o. 7o2 ss.47 a. M; .12.5t, .2.o7,
SR RAITfMoR III I5i1' .s@ SSS rs3S Wv 2 M ,oSs
: NEWARK, Dei. .i.2os 1o2 .s41 :. los a
p m; Sundays: 2; 20. 7o2 .s,47 a. m. .i2.55.
PITTsbuRG. wesksaays @ 1sso p sf Z; M;
'6lS P. m; Sundays, +s.47 q. m; SD p. m,
CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS, 'l2 s. and
NEW, NEW ORLEANS i Via Bristol and "a chat,
SlagsEs slespefs to New New Orleans 81 @ daily III rough
.sINGERLY AcCoMMoDATIoN, 7.o2
a mi s;Gs a. and li1o 2 M dsiiy is,o>,
weekdays. 7.02, 1870 a. m: LIZ, 5.25 p. m.
sundays, $50 q. m; rs p. m.
For Phladeirhia~. Week DAYS, a; ~ nd .ii.ao
a. m; 800, SIS, a.i5 p. m. Sundays, 6.10
a. m: loo, "h.15, 945 p. m.
For Pittsburg and Chicago, daily.
For Baltimore, week days. $50 a, m; 3,
sJ.l5 p. M Sundays 3, II. rs p. m,
For Landenberg and way stations week
GAYS b.aV ~ a. M; 2 5.l5 p. IN. Sundays,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA CrwENTY-
FOR wiLMiNdToN%, t. y : : = - : .
Weekdays. $40. s, 7,15. ISIS, go. "1O3a,
Ills, 'l4s sis. !54 q So 81 Sso .74s $40 $
1910 and IS p. m.
sgnd.ys ga g o $50 go. i q am;
s7.43. 'S g. i01O and 1135 p. M
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA tTwE Eth
AND MARKET sTREErs)
Telephone, No. 1873
Rates to Western points lower than via
c: o. scuLL. General Passenger agent
X, B. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
p,,er N,,,..

AUtEF HEWE4
special csrrespcndanee Of the nHruplIcAr.
Down. May Il. Now that the Lseisla-
ture has adjourned the readers OF the
REPUBLIoAs will want to Know what the
Dover cltiZene are doing in the news line.
They will ffnd letter in this paper
weekly.
The following program has been ar
ranged by Prof. Tindall. superintendent
OF the Kent County free schools. for q
teaehers' meeting to be held next Satur-
day In the Dover public school;
"fhought' Getting and Expression In
Reading" by j. u. Hutton.
English Gram mar va. English Classics
Spelling"
How the committee of fifteen would
have geography taught In the lower
grades" by Miss Grace Il Swinney.
How the committee would have the
tables OF addition. substraotlon, multiple
cation and division taught" by Lizzie F.
Lamb.
This is a most excellent program and a
large attendance 10 desired.
The base ball team OF the Wilmington
Conference Academy went to FELTON, last
Saturday and defeated the team OF that
place to tho tune of 10 to s.
Rev. Charles ]. Stengle. pastor OF
Armory III. L. Church OF this place, who
Is well known in Wilmington. is meeting
with success and is becoming very popu-
lar his church is crowded at every ser.
vice. In one day, with the rain pouring
down in torrents upon him, he collected
$3. 90 towards the church debt.
Coles bashet factory. which employs
quite number of men and boys. is
closed on account OF the scarcity OF
lumber. The hands get paid ono cent for
making a basket the pieces are all cut
nd nil they have to do Is nail them to-.
gether and make from OIL. so to $3. 90 o day
according to their swiftness.
Secretary OF the State Board OF Health
u. b, Frazer. OF Wilmington. visited Dover
last Friday and says he was surprised how
clean and healthy town 1T was.
IL there is, o plumber In Wilmington
who Is thinking about going Into business
think that there is a good opening in
Dover for one. l mean n good all-round
plumber and gas aud steam filter. There
is only one here and lie haR more work
than he can attend to. There always were
two, but one OF them died last winter and
his shop has remained closed since.
.".--. y. II. ].
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14

pu.AwAHE as q wheat growing seoti b n
does not contribute very largely to ths
stan OF life. The statisticlau OF the
Agricultural Department at Washington,
D, o, says; Seeding In Delaware began
September Goth and continued until Dc.
tober Goth. Wheat in 1890 averaged 10;
1891, averaged 90; 1899, averaged ~; 1sas.
averaged 95; 1894. averaged 95.
The Rye crop for 1880. average 99 1891,
average. IS, 1892. average, SO; 1893. aver.
age. e5; 1894. average 90. In Kent county
the plant is healthy but back ward" The
following number of farm animals are to
be found In Delaware: Horses, 90. 3S6;
milch COWS, oxen and other CATTLE. Co.,
$50; sheep. l2, s73; swino. 50. l61.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
9 EEMS AS IF THE SIGN.

H EEMS AS IF THE SIGN.
- posts of Clothing on all
1 roads lead to our store.
Don't pay the old prices.
Watch where the people are
making their headquarters Tor
buying, and you'll get to our
goods, sure. Everybody who
buys carries the news direct
and quick to somebody else.
Keeps us crowded with bust.
ness. Keeps our cutters, sew.
ers, makers working at high
pressure to give us all the
Clothing we need. 35 to 80
per cent. lower prices-,they're
irresistible .makers-spec.
tally with our known determine.
ZION to sell only best goods.
After all they hear of our S5
and $6.75 Suits, they're sur
prised how good they are.
Don't pay S25 for Suit when
friends are getting as good here
for $16.50.
Don't pay $40 for Suit when
friends are getting as good here
for 1920.
Don't pay SIS for Suit when
friends are getting as good here
for $1,000.
One thing certain, our good
Clothing-most careful make
known to the business-was
never sold SO low. You'll save
a dollar out of every three-or
more than that.
When make and everything
concerned in the manufacture
of the Clothing is superior, why
shouldn't you buy tho goods
made by your neighbors?
They'll be coming your way
next day to spend the wages
they get here for making your
clothes It's political economy
the wisest. Better still, it's
money in your pocket right
now.
Always a goodly number
must have their clothes made
to measure. Just as you please
about that. It's our affair to
do the tailoring perfectly.
Suits, $50, s25, $50; Trousers
$5 and upwards. Choicest
you ever had.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
Enrly Planning.

While Messrs Brackln, Hollinesworth,
Armstrong. Woodward, Jackson, Mitchell
and Others are engaged In outivatlng
their corn, Others are about finishing
planting. We shall try and keep an eye
on the crop next autumn in order to as
certain the difference in the yield between
the early and late planting. There Ia one
thing that cen be said in favor OF early
planting, even II the yield is no greater,
the cultivation will be 30 far advanced as
not to Interfere with gathering the hay
crop. In speaking TO VIM. Mitchell OF
Mill Creek Hid, the other day about his
neighbor Jackson's corn. he remarked
there lie no use OF talking, Bill Rrackin
beats US all. he ls going through his corn
with the cultlyator the second time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
THE EMPIRE
Department 5 .ore
Websters definition OF advertise,
Publish, announce. proclaim. circulate.
The Empires Commentary.

Publish, announce. proclaim. circulate
The Empires Commentary
We define an advertisement when on cred bv
reliable firm, as n notice to the public
unusual opportunity OF Money Saving
To-day we proclaim TO every section OF
Wilmington and surroundings sale OF
such ponderous magnitude, of such
weighty moment, involving the awful
preclated In every home, chance to
practice economy at our expense. that
you can Ill afford to!mlse. "lhe Empire. .
Starting at 2. IN. to-day. and oontln.
uing dtil Friday evening.
First OF all we have 200 souvenirs for
children. which we give away free to any
one person that demands ono as loag as
they Lust.
Awful sacrifices OF Highest grades
wash CrepoEs manufactured. showlng
how the "Yankee Skill" pnshes hard the
tIenchman, 20 qualities. Sh1o the yd.
Another great moneYsaver peroale
shirt waists, laun1ered cuffs and collars.
all colors at 3sc
Figured and striped waists In light blue,
pink. etc.. with Iriby sleeves. can't
tell them IRON silk the ~ 0S kind FOR SOC
Linen Huck Towels tho 2oo kind. at
llHc.
Great percae shirt waist sale. Over
700 ladies' waists eampler. striped and
| figured French psroale shirt waists, all
| last colors, deep pointed yoke In back
very large soopes tight lifting waist, ali
tho nobblest styles OF the season, this sale
your choice Csc.
| Ladies' shopping bags. very handy. 600.
| Ladies' best calico ten gowns. fast coiors
I nicely made. with Empire ruflle, vatican
pleat, gathered front at Tic.
Marvellous values In eapee, s.. %. ~, IS
values at S3.l9.
400 yds. OF mating (Remnants) to 20
! yds., good double dye Japanese mating,
the 25c remnant price l3ea yd.
BlHHk fVt1n mt fa.A
| black and stainless the 75c kind at 46c.
Extraordinary sacrifice in Table linon,
We hive Just received one lot of Plain
White Linen Satin finish Table Damask,
sold everywhere at SOC yartl. our price
for this sale l2is, &c yi
II Inches Wide, full length. nottingham m
lace curtains. taped all around with brus.
sells effect. grand bargain ut Sl.50.
Our price for this pair only $50.
Our Derby hats for men command ed.
miratlon, for the etyle and material. You
can't duplicate for less than Sl.25, again
we name the price CSC.
CHINA HAS FALLEN.
Glass milk pitchers 90.
Suit Sifters &C.
Fancy butter dishes 4c.
Stem eake dishes DC.
China water pitchers lie.
Fancy ilowered vegetable dlshas II o 0er.
cd or plain white china plates s. &c.
AGATE WARE.
Agate dippers. SIC, warranted
Agate cups, SIC, first
Agate Teapots. SIC. class
Agate saucepans, $3.50, goods.
Fine agate tea kettles 42c.
Money banks 30.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14

FOUNDERS and repeatsrs who at one
time enjoyed the freedom OF voting as
often as they pleased at every voting dis.
trlot In the city, had several hundred m On
appointed county oonstabIes at a salary
of s5 per day. Their services were TO
quired for three days, giving each so call.
cd constable els. In Chicago the Dem o
Gratis padded the pay.rolls of the city EN-
ployes ard thus paid the FOUNDERS and
heelers at the expense OF the tax payers.
Thousands OF dollars have been takeh
from the State treasury by our Delaware
Democratic. on the plea OF paying county
constables.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
ORDER
REGIsTER'S OFFICE. !,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEE,

April lp, 1895.
Upon the application OF Clara Murphey
Executrix OF Alfred ID. Murphey, late
OF Brandywlne Hundred in said county,
deceased It is ordered and directed by the Reg.
ister that the Executrix aforesaid give notice
OF granting of etters Testamentary upon the
estate OF tue deceased. with tho date OF grant
Ing thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from tho date OF
such letters IN sir Of the most public places
OF the county of New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the estate
10 present tho same. or abide by an act of
Assembly In such case made and provided;
ana also cause the same to bo inserted with
In the same period in the DAILY REPUBLIC
CAN, newspaper published in Wilmington,
Del; and TO be continued therein three
weeks, te. 0. d9
-, Given under the hand and seal of
( SIS. I office OF the Register aforesaid at
- Wilmington. In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
j. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NQTlCE-Notice is hereby given that let
ters Testamentarg were Ia duo form of aw
granted unto tho undersigned on the 18th day
OF April a. D.. 1893, and that all persons
having claims against the estate of the de-
ceased must present the same, duly attested.
70 the said ESccutrix, on or before tho
lath day of April. 1876 or abide the Act
oil Assembly In such case made and provided.
CLARA MURPHEY.
ExeCutriX.
:. Address Roekland. Delaware, or r. c.
ffalin Attorney, Will, lei. ali
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
TIlc I,encll nIlgI,r.

1t Is reported that tas peach crop Will
lie an utter failure in suua portions o. tae
Peninsula, Notwithstanding tho great
promise IN tho early par. Of tho season.
home two weeks az an agent e,sjtsd q
grower, near Deim4r whom Ap offered
el.oOo for his crop, which was refused
lew days ago the agent visited the grower
and found the gruuad literally covered
with small peaches On IHqn'ring what
he would take for tho oyIeId ut the orchard
he was told aly1 Il.s .goks us though a
good many expectations In certain local..
Ties may 10 blasted. IT is never safa to
build on tho peach crop until nfler the
June drop. We nope that this decline Of
the crop viii be confined to small dis.
trIet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
Ribbon Rush.

White and cream Ribbon, No.
40, at Ioc per yard
AT I7c black gaoze, the usual
25c grade.
Lace specials, all silk, at 25c per
yard. .a..~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
PHILADELPHIA Will MINCToN a.
BALTlMoRE RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT APRIL Glst, 1875

-
In EFFECT APRIL Gist, 1895
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia lexpress), I5I 255
40. $50. 742. 75O, s6o.s.55. o. a. 10, ,05 10. 49,
lbs. ll.ss. 1l,51 a. M. 'i2.s5. ..s7. s,05,
so, AesdS@S s;10i S;ss 5SS isSS, sGs snd sla
l2;ss, AZ, 40. t.iS. 7iO and Id.s5G G r. m. a. 'n
Eor Chester Sedapressl LsT. 40. $50. ia
sos. 5.ci. SIS 1,S7. and S.os ). m. n mi do"
rs s. ~ S:T - Sogf r. a. g. ss s5 Is s. s $50
s.4s, 1905. 1o.16. 11.51 a. M. .I2.86, l.s7,
For Boston without change. lois a. m.
For the sontl.-southern Railway ex.
Ppnwii, PpessiI 81 Pa p M; sisepers 10 Augusta Jack
ssspsrs 70 snq hot a spsEhss. AsEastnS asnDhls 9 and
For West Chester. via Lamokln. $50 a.
..l;,rns Fer Newsrk Center ana intermediate
AK 5Ss sSs, ssi. sSs Ia. So ,. M. m. End End
Raitimors and intermediate stations.
a.4z A.as. 6.oa. and LIZA D. m.
slsa. isr : ,S%sI5I%iasfs$ Il sss r.
SsS ~ fS1 / III sos. 50, = SSs ! tsS sis' Il
"a A'iS&%SsasR sds SSs s e. e. 1 sss 'S iSa5 lps ssd s
SUNDAY TRAINS.
$50. SEE. s.43. 1905. 11.51 a. M. 1877.
LOS, Sis and 10.S5 pm.
,o 5I fafs.'F m ssfs9efssS sS I s5s aS ana sSs
p. m.
Ace9mmodatien, 4 % 7. $40 a. M. Il TO- LAO.
For New York, 1.5T. 2.55. 40, Z, $50, s.42,
1905. 11.51 a. M. *12.35. 1.S7. sos. 4.O5. 6 o.,
6.l6, 7.07. s.l2. and 1895 p. m.
For the south:-southern Railway Ex-
ppe,S press "a & P; M sieepers t0 Augusta, Jack
sleepers to- to Hot Springs. Memphis + and md
For West Chester. via Lamokln. s.t5 a.
70 bsisi%0re 3 ana " :, washns.Sp IS. ~ sc
10 p a. ra % ana al T. Til hight. REs $40 S '
Baltimore, and intermediate stations.
leave Philadelphia. Broad street, for
mn. IT. pfs 81 5ss Sc e. Z4o & I'll. n5s liz l. g.
lac AedPommodStion 2 mn shd taOS 9sisht ss5 ,1O loss m
asS' s0$ SiS s;' sE III SP$iSi5S A9$ r. %
For New. Castle, s,i3, Ills a, m. $50. 43o.
6l5, $50. s,5l p n. and i2. 19 night.
E9presy lswfs for SS pSyer e. nj III 2 and Del
For Harrington "a and way & st Stations l Hfp'. ohs.
Express for Wyoming, s.5s ;. m,
Express for Cape Charles, Did Point
Comfort and Norfolk. u.03 q. m. and 12.0i
night.
-, SUNDAY, TRAINS.
For New Castle, 1206 night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk. 12.01 night.
For Middletown, Clayton. Dover, Wy
oming, FELTON,, Harrington, Pridgeville,
seaford, Laurel. and Delmar. 1901 night.
Co Congressional Limited Express
trains. composed entirely Of Pullman Yes
ttbule, Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge
% Limited Express trains, composed of
pullman Vestibule Pnrlor Cars, Vestibule
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. No
extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the station.
b. NJ. PREVOST, j. r., WOOD
General ManaPar Canaral pooa n.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
DEGISTER'S oRDEiL
In RBIlSfEK5 OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL.


kEw CASTLE COUNTY, DRL-.
Aprll aB 1895.
Upon the application of Chas H. Honhsm,
Administrator OF Charles IL. Scntman, late
of New Castle hundred. In said County,
deceased, II Is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF Letters of Admin.
lstfutlon upon the estate of the deceased
with the date of granting thereof. by caus.
ihE advertisements to be posted within forty
days from the date o. such letters In six OF
the most public places of the county or New
Castle, requiring all pets sons having d demands
against the estate 10 present the same, or
abide by an act of Assembly IN such cass
made an1 provided and also cause the same
to lie inserted within the game period in the
DAILY REPuHLiCAN. Il newspaper published
IN wilmington Del. and TO be continued
therein three weeks 10. o. d.
- Given under the hand and Seal of
s, Office OF the Regste aforesaid at
- Wilmington, In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day aud year above written.
j WILKINS GOOCH, Register,
NoTlCE-NotIce s hereby given that lot
; ters oil Adminlstrntion were In due form OF
law granted unto tho undersigned on the
Htth day OF April. A. d.. 1885, and that
all persons having claims against the estate
oil the DECEASED must present the same duly
attested to the said Administrators, on or
before the goth day Of April 1895 or
abide the Act OF Assembly In such case made
and provided,
CHARLES ii. BONHAM,
Administrator.
ton. Hel. o2g
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
Mourning Millinery.

BoEnets, small and large Hats, in
crepe, silk net, tulle, and in the
rough and plain straws, correctly
trimmed in appropriate fashions,
$3.50, S3.75 and $500,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
French Sailors.

The very latest Partisan fad is
the short back Sailor Hat, with
high stovcpipe crown We don't
think the other stores have them
yet. The dressy girls arc sure TO
like them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14

TEL Investigation committee appointed
by the Board Of Education 10 lind out VINO
wrote lmpudent lettcrs to the Board iu
relation TO the salaries u tho teachers
which were deducted owing to III, closing
up OF No. 10 school ty he sJotin, T. ported
last evening that the notes had come from
tie handsome teachers OF No - school
who really meant no disresuatt to the
board, but Intended to cenaure the treas.
ufsr Tor neglect Of duty, The Committee
reported that the treasurer was Lot TO
o'ame, aid SO the matter rests.
John J, Williams It Co., Of Media. Pa.
iaiieI Tor the san of SO 7172s. They
claim aseets Sufficient 10 meet. all lIablll.
tles.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14

Thank the Lord the Delaware peadh
crop from the latest adyces ls yet all right
and promises to be a paying one. Tla
frost 1t is thought failed to do the peaehts
any Injury.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
ni.IInnd In a Mcnt,.nI,,r.

While at work on meat cutter In the
ahattor yesterday Harry I.ange, a butcher,
had his hand caught between the kniyps
aud tho member badly laesratod. It WIS
at first thought the tingers would have 10
lie amputated,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14

Samuel L. Aymar, tho deraulting book
keeper OF tho National Shoe and Leather
Bank at New York, was yesterday sen.
fenced By Judge Benedict 10 six and a
half years imprls onment in the Kings
County penitentiary.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
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