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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
senafnr i:rny,r YeraInn.

A gentleman said. "Dld you ever see uch
nonsense as the article published In the
Every Evening copied from the New ork
World. as emanatinR from Senator Goo.
Gray" We publish II In full to give our
readers M opportunity to see it:
New York World special.
WAS ISGToN. March 4.-Senator Gray OF
Delaware, the Administration leader on
tho floor. when asked his opinion OF the
expiring Congress, wrote out the folio W.
ing statement:
"The, Congress just closed has been sur.
rounded since Its commencement by un.
usual difficulties and unprecedented con-
ditons. Without the business depression
which eliminated soon after Its com.
manooinent, and the financial panic of
1898, the SD Congress would have had an
appalling task In repeating the Mckinley
Tariff law.
Privilege dies hard. but the fight wag.
ed against II has always In the history OF
the world bsen hard one. and victory
has never been achieved In a single battle.
All the engineering and resources of the
prote otlon heneticares were employed
to defeat and obstruct action by this Con-
greEs.
Misrepresentation and calumny were
resorted to without restraint. and mon
opoly. attacked In Its stronghold, has
made the air vocal with lis clamor Tho
noise of the captains and the shouting
has prevented calm and dispussicnate
Wow Of tho situation, but II is safe to as.
sert that despite all difficulties and the
merely nominal inNj jnrity In the Senate,
the victory Tor tarin reform has been q
substantial one even though 1t does not
accomplish all that was aimed at In the
war.
Zone such achievement is sufficient
from one Congress. aud that the party
should have suffered In giving birth TO
such a reform in such struggle was only
to ba expected. Let us see whethar It's
sHCessser will accomplish as much for the
public cod.n
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
fins Both stock nEd Note,

Senator George Gray had occasion moi
very many months ago to appear In d
case that took place at the Court House
as the attorney for well known Com.
panY. The party who brought the suit
had sued the company and got jud gment
against 1t, but he was not Satisfied with
the verdict. So he applied to his attor
ney whose surname is William ana re.
quested him to bring a second suit as he
did not think the sum awarded him was
large enough.
The attorney declined, saying he
thought the verdict just one. and II he
insisted on bringing another suit to pro-
cure some other attorney in his place.
The man then retained two other lawyers
surnamed Edward and BENJAMIN. They
prepared their case with .thsir ususal care
and skill and after quite legal tilt they
were completely knocked out OF Court.
Senator Gray on being asked for his bill
placed It at the moderate sum OF s5 900.
The financial man OF the company asked
tho obllRinG Senator II he would not take
a note as they were rather short In money
matters about that time, but that he
could put the note In bank and have 1t
discounted. The Eote was taken and
placed in bank. About this time a friend
of the Senator got to talking to him, and
sugRe sted that tho coInpany's stock was
good especially the preferred. ThatEthe
company were making lots of money. In
fact had money to burn. The Senator
listened and took his friends advice pur.
chasing several hundred dollars worth OF
the preferred stock. The Senator has
since had to take p the note, and has now
both the note and preferred stock which
Ia not worth ten cents on the dollar to
remember his entree into this particular
case.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
A MEDAL.

A medal friend David for bravery got.
His crOnies commenced 10 form plo.,
Stand iirm to your post on water or land
And never turn back, While able 10 stand.
A medal awarded to the man OF war,
His comrades almost ripped and swore,
For bravery they all knew well.
That Davld'e equal was hard TO excel.
Now comrades we were both day aud night,
Always ready a battle to fight.
on water or land IL was all the same,
And sad TO see soma soldiers so lame.
One m an named Joe who returned home,
Would fight to the last II lest alone.
Without gun he entered the field
And never at all was known to Yield.
A stream of water met their eyes,
Across 1t then beneath the skies,
Some on log and one by one,
To their surprise David swan.
A meeting was called by a set OF men
Whose fingers and thumbs number ten.
Your army love hn5 become quite cold
For one who fought SO brave and bold.
On the other side OF Rowanty creek,
The Johnnies choo 90 fort to pick,
Aspasm was heard and then roar,
When David appeared on the other shore.
Nine points OF law claim possession,
But in some cases 1t is prof fession.
The meeting adjourned the other night
For some new grounds to end the tight
Shame and surprise to the man OF to-day,
Whose comrades feelings you'd try to
lay.
When David the m odal he accepted
Then why for moment must 10 rejected.
In city and country you are alike,
And jealousy tries TO rule.
Juat lot the medal be where it is,
And think OF your days at school
CoMEApK.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Perpetua, Virgin and Martyr.

minor festival in the Anglican Church
perpetuates tho memory Of s. Perpetua. a
ouEg married woman, who, with q child
ct her breast. WAS seized for being Chris.
tian during the persecution In Africa
under Severus about A. ID. 203. She re-.
sisted every effort OF her father, who in.
duced her to renounoe Christianity, and
after being beaten by him was imprisoned
where she and some OF her companions
were baptlsed.
When ourried before the pro.consul
Mlnutin5, che was commanded to sacrifice
10 the idols when upon refusing she was
put in dungeon and deprived of her
child. Here her father visited her and
agau tried to persuade, but now In kind
and tender manner her renunclation OF
the christian Faith, she only answered
Gods will must be done" She suffered
hy Icing fret tossed bya wild cow and
then was slowly butchered by the exeou-
TONER This day 10 commemorated in the
Roman church as tho festival OF $. Thomas
Aguinas. ID. j.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

1he following lett1r nus been fecelYau
by Captain S. Redmond Smith IN reter.
ence to the swim ming OF the Rowanty
Creek. 1t !s to be regretted that the letter
came too late for the meeting held on
Wednesday evening. MIR. Thompson will
personally attend tho next meeting:
CHESTER. Pa. March 9Th. 1896.
CAPTAIN s. RoDMoND SMTH-DEAR Con.
RADE:-Yours OF the 9th received. and my
recollection of tho light at Rowanty Creek
is as follows: On the morning OF February
5th, 1865. Ayers Brigade had the advance,
the "Buktails" the right of the line. and
when nearing Rowanty Creek there was
halt made, and the "Bucktails' advanced
as sklrmishers. They soon developed the
position OF tho 'Johnnies,' but could not
dislodge them. Our req iment was formed
In a column end ordered to charge down
tho road, which we did at double quick,
until we arrived on the banks of the
stream, when We halted and commenced
firing.
Major Kent who led the charge plunged
into tho water on horse back, followed by
less thHn half dozen enlisted men, not
one OF them reaching the other side.
Maior Kent was shot while struggling In
tho water; and was helped out with tho
rest that went In with him, as the water
WAS over their heads. At the same tiIne
the "IOhnies" were keeping hot hre IN u
their rille-pits on the opposite bank; most
all OF the men when they saw how deep
LILO Mhloi WueI Iclu9eu lO Ru illto lti bub
fled and took shelter behlnd trees to re-.
load. II was after Major Kent had been
helped out, and tie rest OF the men, that
Captain y, redmond Smith. OF company
&C" plunged into the water and swan
across to tho opposite bank. i saw him
enter the water ard VIII swimming,
Adiutant Coward came UP. ana asked me
vino that WAS in the water, aud answer
ed Captain Smith, ami he exclaimed 'oulIy
for Smlth.r did not 500 Capt kucking
ham In tho Creek at oil. ! was about the
fourth or fifth man that crossed the logs
a little further up tho stream, md got
across about five minutes after Smith
crawled out tho water on the opposite
bank.
II Capt Buckingham had been In the
water l think l would have seon him. as
Ind u good opportunity of seeing what
was going on while on the bank OF the
creek and when crAssinG on the logs. |
do not write this with any personal feel.
ing toward Capt. Buckin ham. fer he was
a brave and gallant soldier. | think Capt.
Cause, Lieutenant Wheeler and others
will endorse what have said here.
Yours truly. CHARI.EB l.. THOMPSON.
Late let SerRt. Co. l. 4th Del. Vols.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Valley paa. W " " IN.
General Markets,

PKiIADRLrHtA. March Flour Arm: win
tar aupsrtine, Ssa2.l5; winter extras, g.. 70
6a4o No. wiz family, S2.40ib2.b0; Penn.
fSlYahin roller straight. S..j0G2.55: western
winter, clear, 81 lOG261 Wheat dull, weak,
yith bpc, hid and 5al4e asked for March
Corn quiet, firm, with 4Ttec bid and 4,sic
ssked ior March Oats quiet, steady. with
sslto. bid and 3ba4G asked for March. Hay
nrn good 10 choice timothy. Sl950Gi3 Beef
tteady family, slGGl 1925; extra mesa, 81. .5O6b
e5n; riiy extra India mess Sl6lIs.50 Pork
srinsr new mess. Sill 7oGte2J Lard fairly ac-
tlVe; western stoam, s5s2LS: city, $685.
SeS0, Butter quiet, steady; western dairy.
knlio; do, creamery, lSat2Oc.; do factory.
Bs9 i8r, Elgins, Zoo; imitation creamery
7Slhc New York dairy. l81lsy6c; do. cream.
s1f old, II o ldc, Pennsylvania creamery
prints, Extra, 20c; DO choice lsc.; do. fair 10
good lh5isc prints johbing at 2lQa4c Cheese
steady. large, sDllttc.; small, 0yh1l2e. part
skims, 36stdc,; full skins, lJSI2y6o Eggs
weaker; New York and Pennsy lvania, 2dc.;
western fresh, .Oc.i southern. lVa2Oc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
A anrnriae I,nriNs

Thursday evening when Mr. L. T. West
returned to his home 20 w. 3rd street he
was surprised to find the house filled with
his friends. to celebrate his 3Sth birthday.
The evening was spent In playing games,
and at 10. 10 o'clock refreshments were
served. Among those Present were:
Mi and Mrs. +. L. West. MIR. and Mrs.
T. Gross, Mr. and Mrs. j. Madison, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. }. Lamp.
lugh, MIR. and Mrs. Martin Buzine, MIR.
and Mira. s. Murphy, Mrs. T. Shelton.
Mrs. Margaret Speakman. Mrs. J. Moon,
Mrs. Thornton. Mr.. Mary Beckley. Mr..
W. Outten, Miss Cynthia West Miss Alice
West. Miss Clara Gross, Miss Mary Gross.
MIR. II. L. Buzine. Mr.. r. Cummings, MIR.
T. Yeasey aud many others.
One VINO WAS THERE.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
GARCIA STILL ALIVE
The Cuban Bandit Was Not Killed,
as Reported. ~
EFFORT TO FOOL THE AUTHORITIES.


Owing to the High Price Set on Garcia's
Head the BODY OF Member of His
Band Was Turned Over rs That of tho
Leader.
TAMPA, Fla, March s.-The killing of
Manuel Garcia is denied. Garcia's band, ON
the day he was reported to have been
killed, raided n store at Zeba Mocha. After
obtaining what they desired and were
about to mount their horses n volunteer,
who was an acolyte In the church, and u
regular soldier, both in civilians dress,
came upon the party. In the encounter
Peepcel Iselno was killed by the acolyte,
who in turn was killed, being literally cut
topinces.
This occurred on the evening of Feb. "a.
As there was price OIL Garcias head OF
$4,000 from the government and about
$4,000 from the sugar planters in the
vicinity, there WIS quite an incentive In
claiming that the dead bandit was Garcia.
PARTIES who have seen tho pictures Of the
bandit taken and published after his
death assert that 1t is not the likeness Of
Garcia. When Gurcia's wife was asked
by the soldiers to go and identify the body
OF hor husband she attircd herself in black
and went with them When tho party
alighted at the station she put her hand
kerchlef to her face and pretended to bc
sobbing. She then told them that sho
know the body was not her husband, and
there was no use to go and look at it. Sho
did this to deceive the soldiers
1t is stated that Garcia still lives in tho
vicinity of the place where he was reported
tohave been killed. This report comes di-
rect from Ieba Mocha by II gentleman
who was there ON Thursday of last week.
Garcia is n much smaller man than Pee
peel Iselno was. Tho Cuban papers rep
resent the deceased man as being largo
and broad shouldered.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
NEW CASTLE NEW S.
Whatis Transpirinx In the Protty Town on
the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the Republican.
New CASTLE March 8th.

tho Delaware
Correspondence OF the Republican.
New CASTLE March sth.
While the city was enveloped In heavy
log last evening. tho members of the y.
spend social time. The s. L. 8 is COM
posed OF young people of the city who
believe In having a real good old fashion,
ed time.
The evening was spent very pleasantly
In the rendition OF vocal and instrumen-
tol music. playing games. and the enjoy
ment OF tete-aiele.
Shortly peforo ii o'clock. those present
eat down 20 a baDquet.gt which the m9nu
was as follows:
Blue lPoints
Gold Tongue. Chicken Groquets.,
Cold Ham, Potato Salad
Lemon Butter, Pickles
Maryland Biscuit, Cheese Risp Rolls
Cakes, Penches.
Coffee. Cocoa,
ice Cream.
Among those prsssut wer,: Mlsse, En-.
ma Harris. Lily shaw, Kate Tlmms. Kato
Blanche King Bertha slpple Hattie King,
Maggie shaw, Mary Vining Cora Hudson.
Clara Niniug. Maude s. King. Ada Mu.
guire, Mary Truitt. Maudo c. King Ethel
Barnes, Messrs Wilbur Meredith William
Cannon. John Hammers. Robert Newtove,
G. Sidney KING. Willard dughes. Harry
Price. John Gordon, John BridGewater.
Samuel Mitchell Harry JamlsOn, Ferris
Jamison, Arthur Murry.
The remains Of tatrlck F.nnegan wero
brought to his late residence from Phlla.
delphia yesterday afternoonby Updertak.
er Cleweli. An account OF his death ap-
peared In yestorday's REpuBLIcAN, His
funeral VIII ta eplace on Monday morn
ing.
BY the breaking OF two cog wheels In
the hell weld department Of the Delaware
Iron Works yesterday the employees were
obliged to quit worG.
Rev. Burgette Short, tho rising young
pastor OF Harri-On NJ. Il. Church, Wiz
mington, delivered his lecture sin Sim
nous Abroad" in the NJ. Il. Church last
evening for the benefit of Thomas Frazier's
Sunday school class for missionary pur
poses.
The lecture was interesting and tho
dellverance forclble and eloquent.
The Misses Sophia. Emma and Lulu
Rodney left to-day for a European trip.
and during their absence will visit Italy,
France. Germany. Switzerland and tho
British Isles.
Hugh T.. Rayn has accepted position
as rciief weaver at the woolen Mile.
Pretty little Ethel Barnes has just com.
pleted handsome patchwork quit, IL
contains 5l7 pieces and the arrangement
OF the squares IS neat While the needle
work may not be in full keeping With the
work OF an efficient driver OF the steel
horse with the llaXen tall yet 1t casts
great credit on Ethel as abe i5 little glrl
OF only yeara OF age. Sho Is modest
over the affair but Is pleased to exhibit
her work to those who may call to see 1t.
ErgGne Ahern Blackbird, Is tue guest OF
Now Castle friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Tn. Chester Cou,d SotI.a,d.

The fog on the Delaware river yesterday
was so heavy that the steamer City OF
Chester was prevented from landing ut
her whBrf here for several hours. The
captain arrived on the city at O'Clock. he
being afraid to run the steamer up the
crooked creek. At l.30 o'clock this morn
ing landing was made. There were
about fifty passengers aboard and they
were provided for by the company. The
captain says he was unable to see the
mouth OF the creek. The Passengers say
they could not see the steamers bow.
They were many other steamers and
smaller crafts at anchor while the fog re-.
maine u.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Our Cordial Relations with Spain.

MADRID, March Sin the chamber Of
deputies Senor LENA questioned tho gov
eminent MS to the attitude of the United
etates towards Spain in regard to Cuba.
The minister OF the colonies, Senior Abar-
suza, said that he had only spoken to the
United States minister, Mr.. Hannis Tny-
ior respecting tho penalties enforced upon
American citizens in Cuba. lie added,
however, that the relations between the
United States and Spain were cordial as
the reception Of the Spanish cruiser Neuva
Espana ut Tampa, Fla, demonstrated
The commander of the cruiser had spoken
warmly of the friendly demonstration in
favor OF tho Spanish flag which had been
made by the authorities at Tampa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
rercLbIe DomestIo Tragedy In EngInnd

LONDON, March ga plastcrer named
Taylor, living at Lower footing, noar
london, cut the throats Of his wife and
six children and then took his own life
All Of his family ure dead, with the excep-
tion of one child, who is lying at the point
OF death. The crime was the outcome OF
tho extreme dcstitution that prevails
among many Of the working classes. Not
being able To provide for his family Tay-
1or's mind became unhinged and it Is
evident that he determined to kill them
and then himself In order TO save all from
slowly starving to death.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Good Prices.

L. W. Stdnam and Son, auctloneers,
sold at public sale fer Agnes BROOKS, PEN
Horses. S65 to $40; ysarllng colt So:
COWS, $50 to SOC; average for this fresh
COWS, $500; pigs. So. 80; chickens. 81 05
per pair; corn. 10 cents psr buahel hay,
50 % per ton; drill, $50; roller. s2l so. The
sale was we'll Attended, bidding good, the
mud hub deep.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
IIrn stnnL Mnrl.A.

Nav YoRK, March 1-Eurorran cables
auota American stesrs AT 1o1tnlllsc., dres:td
Seighti refrigerator beef al 694lelsc Calves
4Etrly aotivo, but lower; poor to prime veals,
4t9f Sheep nYm, lambs steady, but quiet;
sesr 10 PRIME sheep, sJseIsa6; common to
shpice ie:ats, sl6.I9Go.25. Hoas steady at
d l0ri;o
EAST lIssaTY, Pa, March 7.-Cattle steady
sAe unchanged. Hogs active, Philadelphia,
sAe9t ~; common 10 fair Workers., 81 100
40; ronsha sa1i Sheep dull; extra, $500
80; good, si94eJi common TO fair lambs.
~ ioiDtSb.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Insurgents surrendering.

MADRID March s,-An official dispatch
just received from Cuba states that Gen
seal Gnrrdu has captured tho town OF
Bairc, Two of the rebel chiefs were
wounded Forty-thrce of the insurgents
surrendered to the Spanish troops. The
remainder fled and are pursued by the
government forces
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Loan A.socIntlon Meeting.

The Equitable Loan Association last
night held its annual meeting. These
officers were elected:
President Edward A. Kerns: vice. presl.
dent, Or. John Ii. Slmms; secretary, VII.
liam L. Hawkins; treasurer, s, ii. Stats
directors, John q. MCCabe, william IL.
kerns. Hubert A. Roop; auditors, vii.
liam A Reynolds. s. II. Stats, Hubert A.
Roop.. The annual report OF the assoea
tion shows that tho assets were sl3D 9I3. IL .
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
THE EMIGRANT's SONG.

have lately come over the ocean,
My American cousins to zee,
Though / parted with heartfelt emotion
From kind friends who were dear unto
me.
/ now claim cltizea's freedom
In this land OF the brave and the fair,
And I've almost forgotten the old friends
Which left in that land over there.
CHORUS.
Their here's to thee Columbia, ..
A bumper fun aud free.
The land OF my adoption,
The land 0i liberty.
1t was hard for true loyal subject,
A hard bitter pill twas for me.
To forever forswear all allegiance.
10 the queen OF that land over the sea.
For We marched to the Iune of Brlttanie.
Meath tho colors. the red and the black.
And the highest ambition i oraved for
Was to light for the old Union Jack.
cHonus.
Then here's TO thee Britannia,
One parting toast from me,
My memory still awakeDs
With thoughts Of home and thee.
once thought tho land of Great Britain
Wus the farest that mortal could lind
And her daughters of milk and rose
beauty
The most beautiful were TO my mind,
But now my opinions are shaken.
Ihave taken Il much wider view,
And the maid which my love doth
awaken.
Woars the colors Of red white and blue.
CHORUS.
Then here's to Ihee Columbia
Thou land 80 lair aud free.
Columbas cons and daughters
This toast iii to thee.
I'll ill tie bumper freely.
I'll sing this song to thee,
The land of my adoption.
The lund oil liberty.
n ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
KILLED by an Exploding Reller.

AKRON, O., March s.-A large boiler at
the works of the b. +. Goodrich Rubber
company blew up yesterday. John Vance,
mnchinist, was instantly killed John
Bummervills was terribly scalded and
otherwise seriously injured Several other
men received slight injuries. A number
Of surrounding buildings were damaged.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Next Suu,iuY

The KinRswood people expect to worshlp
in their handsome auditorium next sun.
day. The entertainment Tuesday night
was complete success. The house and
galleries were crowded. Alrs, Dulany,
the pastor's wife, has been quite i'll this
week. A general invitation Is extended to
kIngswood friends to come over next
Sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Aniu-e enIrnts.
GRAND oPzRA HousE,

Much interest ls bnIug taken In the en-.
RaRsment Of Mr. Jsm9s J. Corbett, who
Ai,l appear at the Grand Opera House to-.
morrow evening 10 the comedy-drama.
hGentlemsn 9aok." An interesting feature
will DO the nrara of tho famous Olympic
Club. lnasmIeh as II R!yes the spectator
clsar Idea Of toe great. Corbett'Snllivan
oontsst, In this soans Mr.. Corbett will
spar threo rounds with Steve O'Donnell.
Mn COrbstt has N sda rapid strides In his
profepsion. AMI deserves TO be seriously
bo6slasrei as ~ sctor. Everything that
no does 10 aossntustsd hy an earnn8tness
that 10 bouEd 20 oommand. His support.
ing ossnpsnY IL OF excellent taste and SO.
lection. sad tie drama will be produced
With every s.sation to detail.
Or. BimmE White Pulmo onio Balsam Is
the medicine Tor sore throat, coughs and
ali lung dissasesi slwayB reiiabiei Il direct
throat and lung medicine. COG King
street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
-
Cuban Insurgents Defeated.

KEY WEST, Fla, March s-A report has
reached here fan engagement on Tuesday
near Santa Clara, Cubn, betweon band
OF insurgents and battalion of Spanish
soldiers. Tho government force says tho
rebels were defeated with the loss of sew
eral men. "A corporal was wounded. The
Cuban loss is not stated,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
Postponed Lecture.

The lecture OF Rev. Harvey Ewing an.
nounced for last evening at Madeley NJ.
Il. Church on 'Humhug,' was postponed
until Thursday the l4th inst, as the ice
gorge at Port Deposit was 30 great and
threatening that lie did not like TO leave
his family The tickets sold will be good
for the coming lecture. Neither ice gorge
OF the lecture is "Humbug," but thing
OF beGuty.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

d d d d Dollars sawed Hro daiinr.
y ID ID lM enrned. To apply this maxim
yhu tBuIi WRtch tue bargains advertised. Tho
G0id Embossed Wall Papers now being sold
by Tia riDELITY WALL. PAfEis Uo.. of 2
North ith a.. Philadelphia, for lee and lsc
per eieec GO,se under this head.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

Write! What will / writer Why. write
that DR.. Slmms White Puimonlo lialsaui,
can't De beat In the United States. for cur
ing throat and lung diseases; core throat,
Coughe, Group. Diphtherla and such like
Depot, COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

says, 'SElioh's Vitallzer Saved Ny Life;
consider It the best remedy for debli.
tated systein | ever usBd.' For Dyapep.
sia. Liver or Kidney trouble II excsls.
irloe T5 cts.
Bold by n r. fianfortb praSxlst, 5. L. Cor.
2nd and Market stEjstA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

". D. Lewis, No. ITO and liz Fast Third
street, has received all kinda OF fish.
Fresh shad, pike. white fish, herring Neds,
oysters by the basket or barrel.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08
m m A E@ ~E Cough Cure
u IAN HHSU - Breaks Colds
~ AN Nv - Up In
2IHourj.

Chew Corn Belt Tobacco, lOc a plug.
Smoke Gorblt cigars. IL In box, sue. bur.
stein'6, East Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

Powell has on his stalls in the Third
street market: fresh shad, Goldfish, had
dock, rock, smeltz, white fish, cat fish.
drum tish, herring, &c.