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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-03
wANTED-AGENTs.

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WANTED-Men. medical solicitors. Elk
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and p. M, Room L. Iron Block
wANTED-Salesmen for cigars; $40 to $l25
salary and expenses; experience not neces-
sary. Send stamp BISHOP & KLINE,
81. Louis, Mo.
WANTED-Five canvassers. Only those OF
neat appearance and first-class city refer
ences need apply; Cali Monday morning,
Room l. Enterprise Hotel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for our fall line of
blankets, fannels, dress goods, cassi-
meres, etc. Address FRANK ID. LA
LANNE d CO., philadelphia, Pa
WANTED-Traveling salesman to sell our
fall goods. Cassimeres, dress goods.
fiannels, jeans, blankets. THE PURNELL
DALE MILLS, Box $50. Philadelphia. Pa.
WANTED.-I.ady agents to consider the
%EsTSRS CORSET COMPANY. St.
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well stopper; can be used on any inkstand.
Rapid seller. Liberal terms. Sample, -
een5s 3 GA AZ agent ind Indiana and
yWANTED-Agents to sell Sash Locks and
Door Holders. Sample Sash Lock free by
mail for &c stamp Best sellers ever In
vented. Beats weights. $l2 day. Write
quick orchard a. CO., Box g. Phila-
delphia.
WANTED--Salesmen 10 sell our goods by
sample TO the Wholesale and retail trade.
sell on sight to every business man or
firm; liberal salary and expenses paid;
position permanent Fer terms address
URING COMPANY. Milwaukee, Wis
WANTED-Agents. $50 week General
and local agents are making big money
only Thoroughly practical dish washer
ever invented. Washes and dries all
dishes far family in twG MINUTES Mas
handles. Secure exclusive territory at
man can make from IS to $40 4 day easily.
Of the e cax Dish W Wa mny
apt to think they can't make money
S Se,lng ~ nsr any one can nt make money
agent has made $Iis.s6 in the last three
eDdng 70 fegsr besde and
don't have TO canvass; soon people
anq 2gs YOU have it fSr sale they send Tor
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, As starr
avenue Columbus. o.. for particulars.
wA AsTEpIs--snLA..sHs:--
Naturalization. Address Professor OF
Vocal and Instrumental Music. this Office.
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State price and how long in USE Address
X, this office.
wANTED--A young woman would like 10
secure pleasant room ANA board in pri-
vate refined family north OF Vermont
street. within walking distance Of city
Library. References exchanged. Address,
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duced in Anderson and vicinity FOR local
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

SAW MAKERS-The members of the Saw
f. c. Atkins & Co. are invited to attend
the funeral Of the late Job Saul on Mon
day. March 4, at a m. Will meet at
saw works.
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Here are Record Breakers.
Read! Lowest prices ever
quoted on first-class goods.

Best &c Indigo Blue Prints. good
style ------------ 0A2C
Best &c dark fancy Prints -..--.3 l2c
Turkey-red Prints. 312c
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loo yard wide Percales.
12loc Percales 3 7sc
sc Apron Ginghams INTERCHANGEABLE
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Extra heavy Satin Damask --..-- Acc
Regular 81 Satin Damask at. $500. 59c
Lot stamped Doylies. loo goods, at 4c
All-linen Napkins. ...-..-... SC
Heavy twilled Crash 27sc
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS Magnetic Shields
for the grip and rheumatism For sale at
1879 Park avenue.
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SPRING CAPES

Handsome styles and con-
fined goods that no other
house in the city can show.
CSC for little beauty for
to-morrow's Cape Sale.
$3.50 for imported Silk
Capes worth $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16
p.,,r,,.s oh.r.b Il,.e1.

The fifteenth annual esnnoIl Of tte'
New York and PhiiudeiphiA nynod of tn
Reformed Episcopal Church. began In The
Covenant Church this morning. The opens
Ing service was we'll attended BY the dele1
gates. 1t was devoted to welcoming the
the delegates and the preaching OF the
synodical fermon.
delphla called the convention TO order and
Bishop James A. Latane preached the
sermon. THIS afternoon the business ek
iha council will be taken up. The dstes
yates present, beside a large number OF
churchmen from this city. werei
Bishop and Mrs. William r. Nicholson.
Charles M. Morton. Rev. William Tracey,
Rev. and Mrs. II. 7. Hoffman. Euclid
Phillips. r. y. Orowell and ]. II. Burns.
Rev. william u. Edwarde. James Todd
Rev. 7, h. Reynolds. John Hlnes, Rev.
ander sloan, Niles Bertha Sloan. Joseph
X. Wheeler OF Philadelphia.
W. A. Vail, Of Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs d. l. Reynoids, Rev. WI.
Sabine, Mise Louise Dean. Rev. q. w.
Hunting on, Misc Il. A. Dean. Thomas Il.
Shear. OF New York.
Blshop Thomas W. Campbell William
II. shaw, Rev. Willard N, McGrath. w. La
Russell, OF Brooklyn.
Rev. and Mrs. George Savery. George
W. Douglass, OF Newark, N. J,
Rev. sydney N, Usher. Frank Eyre,
Blaney Harvey. Of West Chester.
Bishop James A. Latane. Rev. VIM. I.
Rsys. 9. i. CLARK and W. +. Allen. OF
Boston.
Rev. Gsorgs l.. Alrloh. OF scranton.
Rev. J. simpson Trotter. OF Bellefonte.
Ontario.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16
TIE MARKETS.

This weather was cool and crisp this
morning and country produce brought
following prices: Eggs % to 21cts per dog
en-; butter, 50 and 32c per h.; sweet eoru,
Is cents per dozen; red psppsrs. To $ do.
potatoes, to 10 cents per half geek or SO
ots per bushcl; sweet potatoes. I2 to 16
CTS. per half peck: lima beans, 20 to so cts.
per quart; yellow to.natoeS, l6 to 20cts per
half peck; oranges. 20 csnts, per dozen
grapes to cts per ID or l3 to 25 cents
a basket; peaches. so to 40 cents per half
peck; bananas. $ to IL cents psr dozen;
caulitower. 10 TO 20 cents per head cab
bage. to cents per head; apples. 10 to
IA cents do. apple butter. 10 cts. per qt.;
chickens. SOC to tl p-ispalr; squads, 20 to
3h cents Dr.; lemons. 20 TO IS cents per
2 n: celery. cents peF etalk ounces. Is
eLs. IA quarter peck; turEips. 10 cts per half
psck; pumpkins, ) to tOcts each ;.cheatnuts,
Is o 25cents per quart; cranberrIes. s csnts
yer qunrl; c'Lron. . cents each; pork, Is
cents per pounI; scrapple. cents do:
sausage, l2 cents do.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16
DEATiI >.

MCKNIGHT--On Monday. Oct. 14th. Margaret
Mcknight. aged 8 years. z months.
Funeral from house. No. 400 ebb street.
Thursday afternoon.
baltimore papers oleasb copy.
CuLBERT-0n October 10. 1895. Martina Cub
bei rellct Of the late lanes Gu bert. In her
69th year
Relatives AMI friends DIRE Invited TO attend
the funeral from the resdouco of her son.
Thomas NJ. Cuibert No. 1913 Tatnall street,
on Friday morning at II O'Clock. lnterment
private.
Kindly omit flowers.
BULLIVAN-On Oct. IA. p5 Iottie T.. daugh-
ter OF u. Frank and Lucy A. sullivan, aged
II years.
Relatives and friends ore invited to attend
the funeral services at the residence OF her
pareGts 1876 West 5th street, on wedneada
afternoon. at 3o'cocks lhterment private.
RUSSELis-MrA Ellen Russell, willow of
Matthew Russell, aged sc years.
helatiyes and friends are respectfully In
vitel TO attend the funeral from her late
residence. No. 1911 Ehallcruss Avenue, on
Thursday afternoon at \ O'Clock Services at
the ouse. lnterment II Mt. Salem ceme-
tcry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16
National A..oclnr,ou or BuiIder..

The ninth annual convention OF the
National Association OF Builders began
yesterday at Baltimore. Delawan,is rep.
resented by delegates. Only one session
was held aud the time was taken up with
addresses OF welcome by Mayor Latrobe
OF Baltimore and Samuel y. Sexton. pres
ident Of the Baltimore Exchange, and
other addrssses by Noble IL. Oreager,
president of the National Association. and
Robert D. Andrews OF Boston.
Tho convention hall was decorated with
bunting and coats Of arms OF the various
Sta,e.. The seats occupied by the del8.
gates from the various oittes were desig.
mated by ooiored ribbons attached to slen.
der STATS put In the aisles at the ends OF
each double row OF seats
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16
r,.e.x =, en-, e1,,,,e,,t...

Tho cass OF lipsl against DE John 8.
Prettymsn and others ia tho Superior
Court at Georgetown was settled yester-
uav, and what promised 10 be d famous
cuss was abruptly ended.
The cAso was brought by samuel j.
Fisher. the president OF the sussex County
Levy Court against those whD took part
In the drawing ana debate on resolutions
adopted at an Indignation meeting held
In Milford on November aB last.
The meeting wns held As the result OF
the sussex County Lazy Court refusing
for time to count In certain Republican
assessors elected In Sussex County on 40.
count OF irreg ularlty a the returns.
Fisher was scored by the resolutions and
by tho speakers ono OF whom was Con-
gressnan ]. Il. VILLA.
Suit was brought for libel and Charles
II. Richards anu James Pdnnewlll were se.
cured to defend the case. When the case
was called Tuesday In GeorgetoWpltho de.
fendante cousel read disclaimer In open
court. whereupon the plsintiff discon-
tinued all cases. The defendants paid the
costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16
" WALK through our
~ department with filled
y n newest Thin on in Over,


n newest things in Over.
coats will be a revelation to you.
All.Wool Black, Blue and
Grey Overcoats for men for So.
The we'll known Washington
Beaver Overcoats for S9.
Handsome Kersey Overcoats
also Fine Clay Diagonals and
. Unfinished Worsted Overcoats
for $40.
The FINEST $12 ovERcoAT IN
THE WORLD Is OUR BLACK AND
BLUE KERsEY LINED WITH FINE
CLAY DIAGONAL SLEEVE AND
SHOULDER LINED WITH PURE
SILK
Do you know for how little
we are selling Boys and Chill.
dren's Overcoats?
The handsome stock of Reef
ers for the Little Fellows ap.
peal to nine mothers oat of ten.
We'd like you to see them.
Strictly one price, and if dis
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money. All
goods marked down in plain
figures.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16
MRS. BELLAH AT WORK.
She Is Still Following Her Game
y. -~z. OF Check.
THE SQUIRE FOOLED.
she rAaarAs he Wa. Related 20 Hsr Far
mer Pastor. rev. a n. KeIawiH.

She fhnuEhA he was RELATED 20 Nor Nar-
mer Pastor. Rev a N. KeIzwin.
Despite the glowing record OF Mrs.
Beilnh a. a cheek isauer In different parts
OF the country as stated In n special dis.
patch to thu Republican yesterday she has
doomed up again. Her iatest vlciim In
getting Identified VIVA Ephralm keig win.
OF 3eifsrson. Ind. known as the 'Matrt.
monial Squire Mrs Bellah WINS formerly
q member OF West Prssbyterian Church.
pastor and she pretended to the Squire
that she beliveu him 10 be brother OF
her pastor aud could not pass through his
eity without stopping to SEQ him. The
Squire and the women of hls family were
delighted with the visitor.
Mira Beilah made short etay. and the
Squire accompanied her to the railroa
station. On the way they passed the
EIrat National Bank. and then Mrs.
Bellah recalled she hal cnecx on Will
mtngton bank that she desired TO get
cached, and asked The squire to Identify
her. He did 80. ard tho money was paid
Today he check was received at the Jeff. rs
apn bank. dishonored
Despite frequent exposures. Mrs. Beilnh
has been succ -ssfutiy pursuing thus game
for several years. Sue always uses checks.
which are invariably worthless. She has
been caught up and arrested occasionally
hut always evaded conviction, Formerly
her husband travelled with her and assisted
In the work. but lie has not figured with
her since both were arrested. about two
yeare ago. Mrs Beiiah Is about 40 years
Of age. but looks younger. She is OF
pleasing appearances and graceful man
ners, with ready address that helps her
In perpetuating her many frauds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16
A PHENOMENAL WONDER HAS
Arrived at the oontral Hotel. Room. 3

Arrived Mt the Central Hotel. Room SO
The great spirituallstic healer. which has
created so uch excitement out west of
his marvellous cutee, has come here by
special request only. The Prof. takes
only euch cases which have been entirely
abandoned by other physicians. He di-
aRno5is all oaees without asklng the
patient any questions regarding their all
mente. He cures cancers without the use
OF knife or pain to the patient cures fits
ssthmR, deafness, no matter how long
standing; removes cataract of the eye,
without using knite. and we would re-
commend all who are In need OF his skill
to call eRrly. as his rooms are crowded.
The Prof giyee written guarantee, If ho
accepts your case, and If no cure Ia effect
cd will refund your money.
Mr.. James Connor, of Cum berlund. says:
have been deaf for IA years, and have
been entirely cured by this phenomenal
wonder.
Mr. f. Hart OF Baltimora; have suffer
OH tue torture OF death with n runnin q
cancer, and Prof. Crave has ntlrely cured
me, so please call and regis ter your name
SO you will not have to wal t, at room 33.
Central Hotel. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16

These arc great days and greater doings
at our store. NalueB without equal are
given you. Great, uatiring energy. with
ossh. has omDined TO bring forth some
rarest OF merchandise 1ems.
SPECIAL SALE FOR TWO DAYS.
Ladies' ribbed regular male vests. win
ter weights. 19c.
Ladies' oorsats In white and drab strong
and durable. 800 worth 600.
Large hlarseilles pattern crochet bad
spredds, "a Yards long, IA yards Wide.
79o worth Sl.25.
Bu,tnrmlik omplekIon soap, $50 cake.
Ladies' Foster 5.hdok kid gloves, In all
colors, also black 800 pair. Both gloves
lifted 10 the hands These gloves are
worth $l,25.
81 "a ladies' ready made dress skirts in a
pretty variety OF the various stylish black
goods, S2.24 each; lined hroughout with.
sti1ening.
Boys' percale shirt woists. fast coIors.
all Sizes up to IL years, lac each. worth
% cents.
Boys black or blue cheyiot suite we'll
mads and we'll lined, il.5g a euit. Viii
save you Si.25 10 buy one of them.
Our iacs curtains In our stock marked
to sell for Si.50 40 these Two days for CSC
pair; full 81 yds lpng and extra Wide.
III you want lace curtains. don't DIss this
great opportunity. bSo worth $l.50,
Good, heavy bed cpmforte In large sizes
SOC worth 81. so.
Very line hand made leather pocket
books, eGme card case style, some clasps,
$50 WORT 50c.
Lldles' and mlssds narrow and wide
ribbed stockings about 150 pairs to close
&c a pair; all warranted fast colors.
COATS and CApES.
Black boucle cloth iackst 2S inches
long, double stitch mandolin sleeves,
plealel hack. value 1850 for Si.9S.
Bluck and blue cloth REFER, silk lined.
large iniaid pearl buttons. extreme large
sleeves ripple back. value $40 for SO As
Black and navy blNe kerssy cloth coats,
(Euglish top colts) melon sleeves. 26 to IS
iuches In length. Ripple back, a taller
made garment value SIS for IS 9S.
Superior all satln lined Astrak han capes
28 inches long, lao Inch sweep S6 As worth
$40 90.
E,ns seni plush circular oGpes. 2S inches
lou1, fun sweep eutNn lined, Coonsy edge
worth 50 90 for 45 IB.
Special low prlcea in dress Innings dur
ing this safe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16
Irnhc Rnnrh MIiit.a.

The Board OF Trade will attend tho
Ia inch OF h. gunboat WIlmingio on on
: tutdaS. But lhay will not go with or
upon The invitation Of any local Com-
mItIee. The SECRETARY of the Navy sent
the body Il special Invitation and 1t was re :
oeived yesterday. President LawCon has
therefor Issued call for meeting of
the board to 10 held this Wednesd ay
nude, 1he Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has offered u special rate of s5 for
the round trip. and Will give the choice
OF routes via Baltimore and boat to New
Anu Ola Point Comfort II The latter
route is adopted u special rate of 81 day
has been secured at the Hygein Hotel at
Oid Point Comfort and snscial car Will
be provided regardless of which route Ia
accepted Tickets will be good for ten
An
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16
Funsy, hut True.

Eyes examined by Mr.. Last, the cobbler.
Eyes examined by Mr.. Needle. the tailor.
Eyes examined by Mr.. Ribbon. the mil-
liner.
Eyes examined by Mr.. Ticker, the watch
maker.
Advertisements like the above are be-
coming familiar. but what Is more won
derful 10 that there can possibly DO some
people who have so little regard fer that
most sensitive member of their uonstitu.
tion. the eye, as to allow every Iom DICK
and Harry OF a Matchmaker to practice on
their eyes. Prof Well Is an optician OF
thirty years experience and examinee eyes
free OF charge at 805 Market street. Now,
whore should you go. to him. or to q
watphmAk ARP
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16
Ans..n.ss. g
GRAND orr,. nouax

At11A-
large eudience greeted Nellie Mo-
Henry and her excellent company, At ths
Grand Orera Hones last evening. her new
cycle comedy, 1.-The Bicycle Girl" The
piece was all that IL is claimed, IL comedy
of excellent merits. Miss McHenry h
jolly little artist and pleased her audience
In every way.
This evening the hit Of last season's
theatricals will be repeated ht tho Grand
Opera House. by Camille DArvlile and
her merry company OF so peo pie In Made'
line or the Magic Kiss. Since last seen
weeks In New York where II broke all pre-
vious records. It will no doubt be the
event OF this seasons theatricals IN Phila.
delrhla where IL 10 now playing ite fourth
engagement this week. II has crowded
the houses notwithstanding the heat. The
Importance OF this engagement so early
In the season can hardly be overetlmated.
Niles D'Aryille mas been 1uatly crowned
tho Queen OF Comic Opera and In Made
line she has got the beet comic opera ever
written In years. The caet remains about
the same as whom last seen here with but
few exceptions. The chorus has been en-.
larged. new songs trlos, quaftetts, etc.,
have been introduced and new business
for the comedians and stage pictures
presented. It has been put on ~ ga Q
Manager Max Freeman. who Ia 30 well
known throughout the country, Thore Will
bs but one performance and probably the
last time to see this opera here. George
O. Boniface stlil remains as leading come.
dian. The story OF Madeline 10 we'll
known and need not bo repeated here.
Secure your seats In advance.
'O'Hooltgah's Masquerade" will be CIV
on at the Grand Opera House tom orrO W
evening by company OF STARE, under the
direction OF Gallag her. West and Watson.
any number ot fine speciality features. No
iunnier has ever been given. The musical
selections will be very attractive, while
the comedy will DO gorgeously mounted
In costumes and .mecha nj cal effects. IL
will no doubt make q big nit.
On Friday evening Lincoln ]. Carter's
famous railroad drama "1hs Fast Mali"
will be the attraction at the Grand Opera
House. 1t will Dc given In Its entirety by
tirst class company. with superb stage
eifeuts. Mr.. Carter's companies will give
over one hundred and rty-beneiits to let.
ter carriers this season in different cities.
This company is about the best OF the
com panies now appearing In this drama.
The story Is relastic and is we'll known
here, so 1t needs not to be commented up.
on.
BIJou THEATRE.
William Gillette's CO medy success. 'sThe
Private Secretary" was given Its second
presentation at the Bijou Theatre last
evening on tho present engagement. The
company presenting It ~ an excellent ona
and portraya the characters In excellent
style. The audience present last evening
was not ys lerRe as II should havo been.
1t 10 hoped that q much better one will be
In attendance this evening to witness the
closing reeentation. A better attraction
than this has never been presented before
the public.
THE AUDITORIUM
Camille was again presented at the
Auditorium last evening. 1t will DO re.
peatod this evening by the Auditorium
Stoo no. m oany. -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16
Bui,diur s,perat,onn.

R. B. Clarke commenced this morning
to tear down the old building at the Co.'S
ner OF Fifth and French STREETS where he
will erect the now shirt factory at q COST
OF e1b 600.
Building Inspector Grubb has Issued the
following psrmlts.
Cold Spring Ioe Company. one frame
chop on Tow nsend strees.
W. Z. Janes alterations to the building
at the corner Of Elliott avenue and Mar
ket street. This is the corner building
which Mousley erected on the supposition
OF getting license and running hotel.
The store will now be converted for the
drug business.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16
Nesendans-Pussy Nuptini..

Mise Slice NJ Pusey and DR.. ERmont T.
EeRendapk were married in Grace Church
yesterday by Rev. John Y. Dobbins OF
East Orange. N. J. The maid of honor
was Miss Lillian Piummer of this city.
and Miss Amelia s. Pyle. Miss Greta Ne
Qondank. Mics Bertha Negendank, OF this
clty and Mise Roberts and Miss Belle
Rumford Of Philadelphia were brides
maids. Miss Elizabeth Pusey and Miss
Mildred Taylor were flower girls.
ii The best man was Gustav Negendank
and John Richardson, William Pusey.
William Pennypacker. Monteith Jackson,
William Child and Arthur MacGeorge
were ushars.
The bride was dressed In white duchess
satin tIimmed with lace. Her veil was
caught with spray of orange blossoms. !.
She carried Marchael Nell roses. The
mald OF honor wore gown OF two to ned
silk. the prevailing tint being delicate
violet she carried white roses The
! bridesmaids wore white figured taffeta
silk. They all carried roses. The ilower
Riris were dressed In white organdle trim
med with laces and ribbons. Each carried
. basket of howers.
After the ceremony reception was held
at the home Of the bride's parents, Gan
nesfelde, "st Grubbs Landing. Hundreds OF
friends were present.
Mr.. and Mrs Negendank went on 0
waddinR trip South. They will be at HON
at No. 1tl2 Washington street after No
We bar I5,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16
Want corporal runl.hmonI Romi,ted.

Mr. and Mrs. Erby Davls, accom- panied
by Ex- State senator John Pyle and VIM.
4. Lyman, went 10 Dover yesterday aud
petitloned Governor Watson to remit the
lashes ami piliory sentence pronounced
On Ed ward Waddell a few days ago. He
broke into store at Seaford. After list
ening to Waddelrs friends Governor Wat.
son told them that II the chief Justice
recommended that the lashes aud pill
lory he remiLted he would consider the
matter. but unless the chief Justice made
such II recon mmendation he must refuse to
interfere,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16
charge Against 3 Park Oniosr.

Nathan Rsiner Of No. West street st
the next meeting Of the Park Commission
will prefer charges against WVilam
Weldin, park quart. Relnef alleges
homo of Weldin to do repair work to
chairs. TIE work wss finished and Reiv
ner given an order by the house.keaoer
for HE pay but upon present u
Weidin refused TO pay aud further bu sd
offioor of the e,t6n The officer. hu ul,o
alleges. allowed tSoya 10 assault him VII
stones.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16
Tho nIndeIsx RrsixaL

The revival eervlcHs at Madeley last
evening were OF the otd time order. The
pastor preached an earnest ami searching
sermon that carried oonvotion with IL.
The altar services that followed were hon.
ored OF God and resulted In the con.
version of two gentismen. A number of
earnest workers are gathering about the
vival seems to be breaking out in South
Wilmington. The pastors subject this
evening will be "a fools reuson" A
special invitation sKtepded to the non.
church goers. Go and hear u gospel fool
talk about fools.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-16
BLANKETS

Or those Comfortabes ye We would advise you not
to make the purchase until you have examined Crosby Hills
machess Blankets and Comfortaes Here you get
quality without depicting pocketbook bank If
you have Towels Table Linens Napkins Crashes Wool Fla
nels Canton Flannes to buy have the right goods
right prices We increase business We there
fore ask for extended patronage which will reward
with the best values obanabe in all kinds of dry goods any
market