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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-31

HENRY MEILHAc, who wrote { lib
rettos of ia Grande Duchesse' and
LA Belle Helene" and Robert Plan
quette, the composer of THE Chimes OF
Normandy" are about to put Re ais
masterpiece on the stage In a ne' era
comique called "Panurge."
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-31
Trina Undertaken for Hcalth's sahe

Trips thdeftsktn TOT "c""
VIII be rendered more beneficial, and the
fatjeues of travel counteracted, IL the voy-
ager will take along with him Hostetter's
stomach Bitters, and use that protective
and enabling tonic, nerve fnvigorant and
appetizer regularly. Impurities in air aud
water are neutralized by il, and tits a match
less %tranouiliizer and regulator OF the stom-
ach. liver and bowels. 1t counteracts mala-
ria, rheumatism, and a tendency to kidney
and bladder ailments.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-31

HuASp-eI wonder why Mrs. Longtone
dismissed her old family physician and
called in DR.. Sugarpil." Halket-'-old DIR.
barnes advised her to take a two-mile walk
every day, inc keep her lips tightly closed"
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-31

SIR JOSEPH LISTER, the great sur
geon, is the new president of the Brit.
ish association which will meet next
rear at Liverpool.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-31

II I might control the literature of the
household, / would guarantee the well-beine
of the church and state.-Bacon.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-31

TAMAeso is building himself a little
opera mouse on his estate at Varsc and
has commissioned an Italian composer
to write an opera for the opening.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-31

BEECukMis PILLS for constipation 10c and
DC. Get the book (free) atyour druggists
and go by II. Annual sales 6,0O0,0OO boxes.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-31

BRowN-"Our candidate says the salary
of the office is no object to him. Jones'
al suppose he has his eye on the perquis-
ties. r-Brooklyn Life.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-31

Piso's Cure for Consumption has 10 equa
as a Cough medicine.-F. NJ. ABBOTT, 3s'
Seneca ST., Buffalo, N. Y, May 8, 1894.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-31

The average duration Of human life
In European countries is greatest in
Sweden and Norway, and lowest in
Italy ana Austria.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-31

'sDe rot remember, Julian, why they shot
poor Saint Sebastian so full OF arrowsF'
a'Cause they hadn't any gun."-Life.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-31

Raise your own coffee az less than one cent n
pound. Let high tarin store coffee 20. The poor
mans friend aud rich mans delight. Natures
north or south in four months. Plant any time mp
10 the ath OF June 0m0l farmers supplied and ev-
cry one pfaisesit. Has produced over 40 bushels
per acre. some prefer u 10 store coffee. Produces
Two crops u year la the south. iArEe packet post
paid go cts; OF enough 10 plant zoo hills, 80 cts
OF stamps. Will make % pots Of most delicious
cOnee. good enough FOR n king, Is superseding store
coffee as fast ns its merits become known. tAfge
catalogue OF so new varieties Of seeds ana testt
with each order % a.. u. COLE. seedsman.
Buckner, Missouri.
gV- Special WHOLESALE Prices 10 Farmsrs and Mer
chants, tOhO cisdT 0rSr 900 per cent. selling thts ipcR
d<rful SEED during t0intsr. :
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-31

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price 75c.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-31

CIvILITY costs nothing, but buys every
thing.-Lady NJ. w. Montague.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-10-31

VERSE sweetens toll, however rude tn
sound.-Gifford.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
pnIrymsn,. Assncln,inn.

The members Of the DaIrymen's Asso-
ciation of New Castle county will hold
meeting In the room over the Second
street market, on Saturday afternoon, the
10Th Inst. At o'clock, for the purpose OF
adopting measures to Insure the arrest
and punishment OF parties who persist In
manufacturing olsmargerlne and other
compounds as pure butter. All persons In.
t7restsd In this movement are invited to
toln them. The act passed at the recsnt
session o; the Legislature will Le found
La another column OF this paper.
All persons interested In tho manufac-
turs and sale Of pure butter should pre-
serve copy of the law 1t will bs ssen
tile penalties for manufacture and sale OF
oiemargarlne without properly labslllnR
IL so the purchaser may not be Imposed
upon, are very severe. The parties inter.
ssted should DO careful and comply with
tho law as come Of the darymen appear
determlned to enforce 1t. A fine OF $50
anu an Imprisonment for six months are
Tsnal.ies too severe for any one to Invite
tnrough violation OF tue law. Ls
everyone read the law and be prepared to
act intelllgently.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
WEDNESDAY, srrrrnBrn IL. ,sos.
nigh wafer Today.
I'll. rs,rs Term ,a.s.


The denomination OF President Cleveia nd
For third term, advocated. by Senator
Gray. Is not favored by many OF the Dem
ocrntIc papers. although few OF thsm have
the courage to openly condemn It, The
Every Evening fails to endorse 1t, and yet
A. is too politio to condemn It. Tho respect
anc admiration It eutertaIns for Senator
Gray lead II to be conservative and hence
~ will walt to SOC what will tiEeiy result
Rom the suggestion TO set aside the old
customs and Introduce new departure. In
Political Affairs. Should Cleveland give
evideuce OF any dsgroe OF popularity the
Eycry Evening would applaud Senator
0fay's suggestion but II the great mass OF
TIE party favor another candidate Cleve-
land will at once be abandoned aud allow
cd to quietly retire at the enl OF hls term
10 the shades OF private life.
Tho difficulty that will bs experienced
by the party to unite On any other candt--
date may possibly lead to his re nomina.
ton. but that will not lead majority of
the people TO vote for him again, and he
Will be as badly defeated as was the late
Horace Greeley. A fsv may love him for
the enemies he has made but thousands
more curse him Tor ths misery his policy
has wrought. II he seeks an endorae.
. msnt he will certainly be disappointed by
tue action of the convention of his party
or by the overwhelming vote Of the pso.
pie who put their trusti in him only to find
that his policy proved curse instead Of
blessing. 1t would have been the wiser
course In Senator Gray to haYe kept his
mouth shut and not given rise to a con
trovsrsy that must prove vary unpleasant
TO his patron. Saint Stephen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
street aud sewer Work.

The Street and Sewer directors Iast
night heard the opinion OF City Solicit II
Hnrrnan In the case OF Frcncis 3, Bradley
who had applied for the return Of sss.
which had been paid when when the city
bad no Just for It, II appears that there
had been q claim for curb entered against
some OF Mr.. Bradley's properties and
later the property was sold for It and
property and a bill for the lien was pre-.
eented and he paid It. Recently he made
application for the return OF tho monet
on the. ground that the eherif's sale had
done away with the Hen.
In deciding the matter the City Solicitor
said the law was plain. The sale by. tho
eherin had done away with the Hens and
on the other hand MIR. Bradley had paid
the money without objection. This being
the case he could not recover. In addition
the money could not be collected be-
cause of being now outside of the limfta.
tion act. Secretary Wiley was instructed
to notify Mr.. Bradley OF the opinion.
Market street batween Eighth and
said the work would have to be done this
year II other work has to be stopped
Hubert Cassidy sent q petition asking
that the bed OF Banning street be con.
demned. ne he wants to build ten houses
at Rodney street. The commission will
go over the ground today. Property
owners ut the Clayton and West street
park entrances were instructed through
the secretary to have sidewalks laid there.
The secretary was also instructed 10 ask
the Water Commission when they could
meet the Street and Sewer Directors In
relation to widening the bed OF Sixteenth
street.
j. T. McCloskey was awarded the con.
tract OF laying sidewalk around the lot
at the northeast corner Eleventh and
Lombard streets. His bid was 6S cents a
square yard. Several sewer permits were
granted. The weekly pay roll Of ssl2. SO
was passed. The secretary's collections
amounted to S36307. The balance In bank
to be departments credit was reported to
be 4lb7. 1904.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
The Campaign Opens In ohto

Senator Sherman and Governor MeKIn-
ley opened the campaign In Ohio on
Tuesday, In notable spsechss In which
they set forth the duty OF the Repubil.
cans to restore to the country a tarlH
which will furnish the Government with
ample revenue and AFFORD ample protec-
non to oil Industries. A movement In
congress next December to repeal the
iree wool clause and increase many OF
the duties OF the present tariff is clearly
Indicated by the Ohio program for 1896.
The Buckeye Republicans do not regard
the tariff Issue as settled until 1t shall
have besn readjustad on the 6asls of pro.
tootion. For the benefit of all concerned
we will remark that movement to ad
vance rates of duties will rot cripple
business, while proposition to lessen
duties will cad to paralysis ard general
stagnat!on OF all kinda Of enterprise.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
NInYlnr for Gnod Randa

The recent Republican convention In
Pennsylvania adopted a resolution favor.
ing fixed ''pollcy for tho permanent
betterment OF the highways of the State,
so thai the means OF communication by
private conveyance between the farms
OF the state and the neighborlng mar
kets shall he improved"
This is u Wise suggestion. A farm which
is away from Z turnpike and several miles
fr ON market is at u serious disadvantage
in the delivery of crops. The farmer, at
best. can haul but half load over mud
roads, and then he often is unable to take
advantage OF rise In the market In the
winter season. but must wait for the mud
OF winter and spring to dry up before he
can deliver his crops.
Before the days of railroads the wag on
roads were subjsst of consideration by
the State and Federal governments as
highways of commerce. Now they are
local and county affairs. but hardly less
important on that account. or all ot her
classes Of citizens. the farmer hns a m Gre
direct ana substantial interest In go cd
roads than any other. And yet he 10 10 az
aotiVe Ia urging the reform than the bi.
cycIcr. who Ia Interested In them mainly
to pi iomote bis pleasure.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
Where IL Nuuta,e

The Frankfurter Zeitung, under the
above healing, publishes a corresp Dor. .
denee from Copenhagen. Denmark, in
which an account IL given OF DR.. Frldit of
Nansen's arctic expedition up to August
., 1898. From that date to this nothing
has been heard OF the fate of the crew OF
the tral1, which two years ago sailed for
the north pole, ana was seen on thut day
by the Nordkyn. Nor veg Ian vessel, near
Walgatsch Island, close TO the line dIvld :
Ing Europe from Asla.
The shlp Fran carries five years. pro,
Vlelons and DR.. Nansen himself did not
expect TO return before 1897 or 1898 A
Norwegian paper publishes his last letter,
addressed to his brother ip Chrlstlana, and
dated July II, 1893, In which the explorer
wrltes: Il do not think we shall return
before four or i've years have passed, but
you may be sure we will come back, for
we are SO well equipped as never any ex-
petition has been previous to this. 1t is
hard TO compute.how lonn the voyage Will
last. Tor 1t is possible that we may be
forced to paes the winter on the Aslatic
coast, thus losing whole year,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
on tiIn nEArn o. :. :. spI.ns.

pssth entered our homo and took father
Lsft mother ana children to mourn;
Time fiies 30 swiftly, let un pray
To meet father above.it won't be long.
A neartbroken vlfe did patiently wait,
And soothing HE troubled brow.
But the eummons came. but not too late,
For Tho husband lead prepared to go.
How sad TO see his vacant chair.
Nor hear hia voice onee more;
God called him home in heaven above
.. To Join his frIends on the other shore.
A loving father and husband dear.
We miss thee everywhere;
Your place 10 Vacant On. let US cheer
That God alone doth keep 60 near.
Sons and daughters waste not your time,
OBJ wife loved you so;
Buffered more than tongue oan tell
And my afiiiction. God only can knows.
Prepare to meet your father dear,
Where all 10 Joy and pralse,
The eweetest music ever heard
With hoverinR angels through endl ess
days.
A little longer. and we shall meet togsth.
or
On the happy golden shore,
Join tho loved ones who are waiting,
And rejoicing forevermore.
A NIECE, MRs. e. L. r.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
tn. rasAs nae.

1hroushA foul the vaikyris was able
TO win the race on Tuesday. By fair
saillnR the Defender would have gained
another victory. In ali tha yachting
racea in the past Is years similar accident
did not occur. We want no dispute with
our British friends butthsy should under.
stand that hereafter advantages gained by
such means will not be allowed. By the
collision the Defenders backstay was
carried away. her topmast loosened. and
her sail power greatly diminished, eaus.
Ing loss OF nearly four minutes. YET tho
Defender Afterwards gradually closed up
the gap. and came within A seconds OF
overhauiing her rival proving clearly
that she 10 the swlfter boat Repairs will
be made and In the next race she will
show that she has been properly called the
Defender"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
They Rode on freight Trains.

Twelve Kent county boys who have
stolen rides on Delaware Rairoad freight
trains the past week have found that tho
pleasure was exceedingly expensive be-
tectlve N. B. Hutchins a few days apo ar.
rested the boys and yesterday their near.
lngs resulted thus: Edward Davis of Nil.
lord s53. 65i John RhaleP OF Harrington,
go 80; Horace Fleming came town, Ill. 90;
lhomas Mooters. sane town. ell 90:
Archie Mcdaniel same town, eli 90 Ciar3
ence Needham, same town, $2l. IS; tieorg a
wyatt. same town, 81 So; John Horn.
Dover. 81. 80; John W. Wright, same town
$5.4O; John Higgins. same town, Sc, 30:
Darby, same town, Sl725
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
LOG al DOTS.

The union love feast of all the Metho.
dist churches of the city Will be held Mt
Grace church tonight at 7.45 o'clock.
There Is prospect of the company
whose organ factory was burned at iIar.
erstown, Nd, few days ago. locating at
Newark.
fTencis j. ByrnO went to Washington
yesterd ~ TO enter Georgetown College
William Michael Byrue. HIS Cousin, &C.
companied him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
PRilADELPHIA. wiz MtNnron 4
BALTIMORE RAILROAD

BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
IN EFFECT MAY ~ tsba
Trsihs yill Il lsass ,,, wlli@Inssen Y = selles.s
por u phnsssiPnaA ssasprssst hb5
H. III SO he sts 5et ~ sSas ana az s,s s; sat ~
,aAceomniodatIdn. g. 7. s.ogs los q fn,
For R s6es.ei III sespress s ~ sna I5, ,oss soD p "a ~
7,669 $50. s55. lv:05. n; ;2s, lLs5 a. N. In
a on s ie s9S ssS & Rsos ,e ,ss
q rnr m;; l2ss s s% go; III, 5to ssa ioS pR.
t.es. 5.l0, $50 7.O7; Z: u and losS e.
For ths south-southsrn railway m.
press. 7.4l D. IN. sieepers to Memphis and
For West Chester. via r.mokln. sse q
y For ~ NewsIk Center and m,srmsdIats
Haisiners re- md Msshissien. la q an sel
sse Y. ,' ~ sa' aos & sSs I'd go X 4 Z m shd
IL a IS. :Ssl Ss l,Sg';srsa'a'' :. !. ne stations
Leave Philadelphia. hEoaa street.. a.
ssi Hi s$l TX si iia sss III .fl$
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Far rbua delphia (express). i.51. as, IN
sss sss ~. sss sss s gsS se' sss Z .aa $ S u,
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e.b6. $40. 707. 912. and 1875 .. NJ,
For Boston. without change. ste .. n.
For the south-southern Railway Ex-
press. IA p. m.. sleepsrs 20 Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamotin. as =
n; and s;is .. M u.,. .u -
,efs fs'smSr: al % S aaa W.'n'Sssss as5 s ss "a III
so p. m, and PA night
Baitimore and intermediate staticps,
sSs Geass sas ift fsiIssdsipbi. E IT broad street Tor
=; m; La. ~. Eos, s5S 74o. sss. iiia.
la.sS. s'sR%Sfs'sSR sssa sfS ~ % sas S a. : =.
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Lswss ssf AZ bsy.r a M ,llope,an m 2 ana ~
no For Harrington G and d. way siaiiSns Ion Shss.
Espres. for wyoming, ess :. o., -.
s.a f9S SffDH Ghes' os e. "a ana fss
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Cape 9ss Gasfss 3 oa Point tsSs So%s
and Norfolk. 12.0i night.
er HGS ssisS GaStSn P9Ss Ms
seaford. Laurel and Deip1ar. l2oi night.
CD Congressional IAmited Expfera
trains, composed entirety of Pullman ves-
tibule. Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare othor than tho usual Pullman chhfEa.
(C Limited Express trains. composed of
Pullman Vestibule PRrlor Cars. Vesuhufe
Passenger Conehes and Dining Car. Ne
extra fare,
For further Information passengers are
referred to the ticket aRant at the station
o. N. PRENOHT j. r. WOOD
GenseaJ Manager. General Pass. AGs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
B. & 0.
schedule In ofsaz
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DEPoT EAsT hoUHD
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Al rptssi trains AinSi Illuminated with PintsoA
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Week days. 'so5. '7.so. $3.50. 'iosd a. ms
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CAPE MAY. week days. .7.so cross g.
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40S, s525, '6.l3. ~, .Sbs p. m. 80. .r .oo
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.eiNcINSATif Fl ana d IL. IT, L&oUIIs. Z c 'iss5 sd and
nj SE@ RI n ORLEANS sIy via Bristol and chss-
tssnooga., $50 . e. M daily. Through
'sfssdf sfSGERLY il Y" 33ct.SStoNMopATIoN. 70,
LaN8gkBSRa AZ 2fs i 91f 'hictsce6MMopRTron. 3 ri 9ey
FFfnarkSs FR%fks 'SS IS1LG A q MARkHr NJ II STREET
or Fer PPsiiadelPhia' FIJI wee%- days sIt .Is
a. M: 800. sis s.I5 p. m. Sundays. ia
Rer 'SEi Pitts5urs - and Il ~ Chicago. dany.
For 7, BaitImore. weekdays. $50 a. M, !
For Landenberg and way stations. week.
days. $50, lo25 a m; Z. 5.iS p. m Sundays.
lESSR ESS RWE
:tis. sa -. .5I. !5i. $50. Gao. .s.is IS 4
ssFd:ys sfs sso "a:
~, .sSs. = l9 sPd Sr Y 5 p ,rurI,rt,
p. m. sundays. '3.2O. '7.65 a. m: IN p. m.
rates to Western points lower than via
g o, scui.L. General Passenger Agent
r. q. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11

THAT tho Engllshmen are determined
to capture the cup goes without saying.
After dinner last evening Lord Dunraven
CALLED the captains and the crew OF the
Nalkyrie together and made the following
pro misc to them: '1f the cup goes bsck
to England by reason OF your seamanshlp
will pension every man tor life aud pay
each of you so shllllngs a week 80 long
as each Of you lives." Tie foullng of
the Defender by the Valkyre on Tuesday
looks suspicious. But the cup will not
go back,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
Hns Thompson nu Eyo on Delaware

1t was reported In this city last night
that VIM. j. Thompson, lately known us
the Duke OF Gloucester, had purchased
the Foreman form below Newark and
which lies partly In Delaware and partly
In Maryland. The farm could be excel.
.llently situated for racing purposes.
Liquor could be sold In the Dela ware por-
tion. which would draw crowds from
Cecil Co.. Md which Is now dry" Un.
Ger the Maryland law pools could be soId
on the Maryland side. while racea could
be held In beth states. This plan would
avoid the liquor laws of Mar land and the
pool law OF delaware. but would allow
10th to be operated on the same property.
The story could not bh verified Thomn
son is said TO have been IN this city sey-
eral days ago and he ls known to have n
numGer oil frlends here but mono OF them
were able TO any last night whether or ut
the report OF the purchase was coriaus.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11

Senator Hill of New York. is now pos.
Ing "a tho Champion OF Liberty, aud ten
thousand saloon keepers. who wish
- sell liquor on sunday, are rally.
ing to his support. Wonderful man,
calling are the chains he wishes to break
No wonder the vorsbippers OF Gntnbrln.
us are ready to sing hosaunas o bis nane
and shout give US liberty to drink on
Sunday or give us daalh
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
Preserve the Trees.

The Park Commissioners should en-.
deavor to preserve the trees as well as
TIE rocks In Brandywlne Park. II ones
destroyed they will not be replaced In the
hfe of the present generation. Parks are
chiefly desirable for their cooling shade
aud picturesque appearance and there.
fore the Commissioners should bs careful
not to mar without they can make by do.
Ing so u great Improvement along some
other llnes
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11

IHE REPUBLICAN had q large crowd
around its bulletin boards on Tuesday
watching the kilograms from the boa
race. The REPUBLICAN had a course laid
out from second story window of the
building on Third street with two mInia.
ture boats to represent the two races
placed on the course as the kilograms that
came In every fifteen minutes. located
them. The result OF the race was placed
on the REPUBLICAN bulletin board fifteen
minutes before it appeared on any of the
other bulletin boards in our city. We were
Indebted to Il. r. Robinson & Co for the
information.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
Mashed ui-IInpd

:, While at work in a shop OF the Delaware
Fressed steel Company yesterday after
No 907 Church street had his Jeff hand
badly mashed by piece Of steel falling
on 1t. DR.. II NJ. trlst dressed tho Injured
member aud the patient was sent IL his
home,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11

j, J., Smith, Fourth and Shlpley streets,
Tor sale at IS cents bushel. II is stated
mat farmers who have sown them are well
sdtisiie,l with the yield. The farmers
generally should do something to get cut
OF The old ruts," as 1t ls mistake to put
too many eggs In one basket
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11

IT Is reported that the Duke of Gloacss.
ter has uiehased quite tract of land In
Delaware located near Newark aud tract
OF land In Maryland. for the purpose OF
Lying out race course. From present
appearance Delaware Is the eantre OF at.
traction for all freaks IN tho country.
Even the single tax followers expaet TO
capture it and control the next Legiala.
N..r
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-11
sale OF n Enrti,.

MIR. VIM. Mayne has sold the Hendricks
laTm OF So ncres. situated noar Pdrry's
tavern, Brandywins Hundred to J0hn
SPAIN, OF this city, for about $500 lie
proposes TO remodel the dwelling, erect a
poultry house. set out fruit trees grane
Nnes, Re, and when he retres from bust.
ness go there, like Clncnatus of olden
times. TO close up well spent life.