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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1895-02-07

SO he came back
quiet and sad in the
angel of death: Not n
,ken. but their awe
showed their hearts had
1.
d ourselves about the bed,
a feeble motions of the
hand describing lines
IN.
olding the brush
et-he raised his
d with an upward
blue, starry space
of joy illumined the
-gentlemen-thefe-
There-at lastTat
Re face OF Christi"
ines work WAS done.
.tinic, and Other Mon
20 Wharton Edvafds
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
Grant Stetter,
SOtel unD SG6eret.
Wainffraae, &pbe Narf.

8arms unb talts Gpsiisn fino gu isoer Ia.
aesseit su buben. 6riides Eager fets an
5apf. loipie Bsiue. 9iquore uno Gisarren.
Die nit meinem Sotel perbunoens Badersi
lisfert elm uopislihes 8adwtrf, uno psrbsn
aas Bsitequustu prompt uno billie bsiorst.
8ranf Stetttr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
sanfptel am eerIsner 9ofe.

Ser beuti@e 2aiier bat i'm 8erlines
ausfelIunssssbduo einen Saal su slnem
8aQipielbaus sinridten lafen; bic pelt'
aus srDbte SId6s bshelben fol- ais 8al'
plat bisnen, fur behen glnIass bon porn'
bsrein Der betonirie, NIT 8ementfIieisn
bsbedte subboben su fatten fam. Ob
Der @hri1 in ieiner eeseniparti8en form
erbaItsn ober nit 8aien belest wiro, TT
nod unenti&iebsn. Sin 8aabaus, ipie
es Der beuii6s 8aiier iid, aaeroines
pObI nur in propiiorif4sr art, bier idaf'
fen lisb, If I'M iibriaen nidts Ytsuss.
8on isber saIt bas 8aaipieI ais rittsr'
liaer Sport, ben bic Sdriten frdbsrer
8eit nit 8orlisbe eepflest baben. au3
Die habtiiden 9atrisier Iassn ebemals
nit gifer benz BallipieI, bem aud IN
psIi&en 2unben pieI seiibten "jen de
poumes", Oh. tpie an bielen Orten bic
nod beute iibli9sn S.raBsnbeseidnun8sn
,,8aabaus" unb ,,8aabof" beseusen.
SeIbit bic Mrt bss SpieIs bat ii4 ni9t
alIsu Iebr seanbert. 8epOrSeu8t tpuroe
itsts bas SIa9ipieI sipiiden .mebrersn
parteien, nnb unfer beutises 2aipn'
Sennis, benz bsr neue Spisliaal i'm
IusitsGunsspaIaf pornebmlid setpibmet
Isin barfte, bilbst nur eine Gbart, bic ii1
bic @unit Der beutiseu Generation cts
tporben bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
Der lInterfbteb stpifd,en Nferb
unb Gfef.

Ginise @smsinberdtbe elmer srobsn
I6pGbii1en Stabt batten ibren fatpr,.
i&en @iB dber einen bieberen, burG
feline Derbbsit bsfannten Wlitbiir8er. ber
absr nidt i'm tpsiien 8atb ber Stabt fab,
berart losselaHsn, baB berielbe ipobl ober
libel flr ben Gbenb aur 5islf&eibe bee
aemeinbsrdtbli9sn Spottes unb Nibes
bsitimmt i4ien. Ser quite Wann tpOats
bas absr nidt isin, Iserts fsin @las. ni&'
aber, pbne nidt borber ben @emeinbe'
ratbsn Elm ,,&dtbieI" aufsuseben. ,,9o
iabr Serra, penn iabr grab bic 8'f4sit' fs
iei tpenb, no FACET amol: 8as ii4t fur
a llnteridieo stpiida ana pferb unb amo
@isls" 2anSs bsrietben bic tpsiien Ta'
ter bsr Sta6t. Ser cine ertpiecsrte
,,Das 9fsrb bat furss. Der @ieI Ianss
Obrsn :" Der anbere ertpieberte ipiebs'
sttpas anberss. uAeaeS nsr," msint'
Der 8atbieIaufssber. GnbIi4 bstdrmt.
bod bic aufIDiuns au iasen. srtpisbsrt'
er: ~ Yierb ii6t no nie uf'm &otb'
baus s'psu, absr-sut' Na&t, msin'
Ssrra /" Sprad's unb bsrlisb isin'
SsrbIafftsn peinissr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
o,oupernBr Saftinas IN euf ,nt.

- @ouberribr 9dftn6S ttf ouf ents
i&iebsns Deiie nit Mabnunssn aur
Spariamieit an bic 2esislatur aufges
treten. 8ei berielben III cine Iebbafte
yleisung su bemerten, neue Gemter su
f9affen, @sbalte su erb6ben unb anbere
aussaben au beidlieben. @oupernbr
Saitinss madt burd bsionbere 8oiidaft
barauf aufmertiam, baB bic 3u eripartsns
ben Staats. @innabmen Bel Der fortoau'
ernbsn Ra4tuirfuns i&Ie&ter 3eiten
niGt pieI b5ber tpis 81 Millionen Dols
lars per Subr in ben na&fsn atpei Sab
rem anseidlasen tperoen fDnnen. @r
BAT bereits in 3tpsi 8otidaften bic gin'
iesuns bon spsi nsuen Ridtern nit 8eto
beIsst. Die Nussaben unb @innabmen.
tpie iis bonn General auoitor unb bonn
Staats.S1abmeiitsr berani6last ipur'
ben, erforbsrn bic srbbte Spariamteit
Der 2esisIatur. Sur bic DffeniIi4en
S&ulen iinb borntpee 81 Mliuionen DoI'
lars in aniprud senommen. SO bleiben
fur anbere Iuseaben nur nod ettpas
iiber 4 Wiaionen.
sA- Smpprtirts Dillaurfen, milderne
Sarinse bsm Dubenb, friiden Baben'
Sonis, BEL Sreb. @ibmeper, $50 3adas
panna Nbenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
Rsie bic SoulDs ibr gelS MAIDEN


9is @si&dftspelt bon ct. Souls unb
bsm iabIidsn Sainois bat sur 8eit sinen
2ampf nit benz @ouIb Monopol aufse'
ncmnen, aber tpie eS ideint, 1T Der Gins
flub beHelben i'm @onBreB ipsitrei&snoer
ais Der Der ssiammten 8irseri&aft bon
ct. Souls.
Die erfs Miiiiiiippi. Bride in ct.
2ouis, mad benz grbauer gapt. Cabs bs'
nannt, mar gisentbum beS bamalS nod
lebenben SAP @oulb. Disie i1r5pfte
bic seIammte 8dreerfdaft bon ct. Souls
bis auf's 8lut unb f4liebIi6 tpurbe cine
stpeite unabbansise Bride sebaut unb
nod ben nnternebmern. Der aaufmann'
fbaft, bic ,,Msr1ants Bridge" benannt.
Dieis mar absr in anriidiser 8erpal'
tuns, bic 9onturrena that oas ibriss unb
Dor stpsi Sabren bate @ouIb Elm nsuss
8raden. MOnOpoI iiber st. Souls sr.
porben. So bauerte au1 nidt Ianee,
10 erfoIsts cine grbbbuns beS 8rddsn.
,oIs. Die @issins Scrip Co., bic Elm.
aise Sdbrboot @efsui6aft. bra6te @ouIt
| putu pW Oippuitb. tte fohi tuHWeH AZ
ipoqsn. gum anihIuB unb bic Sanbels.
melt, ia bic sanse gintpobneri6aft bon
| st. 2ouis tpurbe ieither Bic auf bas 8luI
auSseiosen.
| SHE sepi4tis biefer 3ol 1T, ssbt Bel.
ipisIspeiie aus befen Sbbs fur 8obIsr
berpor. aIio sinem MriiisI, Der in ieoen
@ei6aft unb in isbsm SausbaIt sebraat
tpirb. 9luoertbalb bis stpsi Wiiaionsl
) Ionnen 8obIen tperben alidbrlid ilbs
bic Bride nad st. Souls sebra6t uni
bon ieoer Tonne erhebt bic @eieli6af
cine Nbsabe bon 80 Gents. bic GonIu
menten in st. 2ouis besablen aIio alei
fur biefen IrtifeI Der 8riidenseielII6aI
s400,0 900 bis 100000 unb Der Sc
iammttpaaren,9ranspprt iiber ben SIu
1T unsefdbr oreimaI 10 srob. 9is 8rd
denseieuf6aft erbebt iomit bon Der 81
U6Iferuns BON st. 2ouis cine idbrIid
stbsabe bon iber einunbeinbaIb Wiiaions
Dollars.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
Brief Dum pit S6meffelbrenner
mi5ter Nruder.

Srief Yum pit s6peffelbrenner.
Miiter Sruder.
@ea, Ieti9t @ud tuar bic 2eii4en
un i& perssb eS ab net 10 lang as i'd lsb.
Sui&t en- Wu6 supor bab i8 mel Neine
ufaemaht as ib rausfumm alS o'r inbe'
pendent pispsls Reform Ganbibat for bic
SeiIer Offis, un mebner as ipie en- Sun.
merit BEN mid inf9ubrt, as ie for mid
Itimme ipotte. Nper nau neeb i4 ers
dttlp, tpie piel 2iesner as mer ben bo i'm
Stdotel. SD bab erdft!s &c Stimm
friest I'M b'r amer Opet. ans 8isel'
bsrfer's, is Gensr nod EN- 4nnere tumme
I'm bot mer s'iabt, as tpann's net for ibn
s'pebt mar, bann bat i6 gar feene trie8t,
neil sr mir ieae &c Summ gene bot.
2'letIdt bab ib ibne atper mol met Dtee'
nina eepe I'M ibne aa eerab bic Wobret
a'Iabt, as ie al mitenanner perfIammte
1ieauer mare un as ieae isbm een3el
Stimm mel essene mar. Sell bot is
amer sefeii1t, un Gener mod EN- Gnnere
is in o'r Still 3u b'r Deer nauS s'i4nisit
I'M bot ii4 aubsm Staub sema&t.
| SD sIabb, id eeb nau bic Politit'Bis'
nis sans uf unb sud aus for ebbes iunidt
l-sbbes as mir en- Ginfommens sebt obns
bart i6affs. S6uI baIts bat mid sus
net iubte I'M prsbise ab net. Gtper iup.
pobs i'd bat in bic 2ettf4er 8isneb set
un bic gan, Seiens bun bic Politita
gartp 8isnsB srpIebne. SO bat bic Set
ibrs abss ufma&s, tpann ie ausFnn'
iennte, fpie pisI bun bic Sebmdnner II
9oIitits nir fin als 2iesner IN Stdas'
lpass. SD mills enibau emoI Ton
fbbere.
9it g SdweffeIbrsnnsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
6efebdftS. S.Mn3et8er.

Bud, une Meeiesnj'Dru6sr.
grsb. u. @asneL Drudarbtttisbtr Art
In tnalil&r unS btuti&sr Sprats, sill eada'
panna aysnus, ststniibu BEN 8tnlsp StSrs.
ercesriss une prppifonsn.
graubpp& & WtlItr (Ra&fplsr Ser
BeabIt & Ststa), lie penn aps.
Gbwtu Seal, "a eadapanna ast.
has bribmtt @bite Sppnss Wtbl.
8rss. 8. 0tbmaysE DsItfatshsn
$50 9adapdnna Aptnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
Vris Siirr's
1tnton
Neaauration & galoii,

oI5 EduuUuHHu NUVHues
Die w,itauration ipirb fsts nit ben fstnftu
DelifatsHsu Der Sabrssssit usrieben ls'n.
au eetrdnten balte i'd ntbeu osm ocrlne'
Iidben q. @obinfon'ihtn 8iere. nur bic bsfeu
8,ine unb aiquore. unb ts iuiro mtin Of
ftfsb,n isin, burd prompte uno rtsus Dsstsu'
una bic 3uubsn iufriebeu bu ftelen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15
&arl 6pnmeDer,
Wp. 1I2I Staforb MDenue,

GoIporteur un6 N9ent Don 6eitl4tn
in. unb ausIdnoiideu
Seitunssn, 8ii6ern, 3eiti6riften nnb
falenbern,
iouie aaent Der beribmtsu Btof Gttpiu Sart.
Mig anaeu.Gfien, uno 8ilbsIm Dids
Buubsrialbs; srfters beiIt idwa6s nno
enbiinosie aussn. Issters Srsn3. uno @iidsn'
idmerssu, aIte uno nsue @unoen. Sabnerau
asn .ts.-8susniffe fteben au Sienften.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15

uufaII: aibeIitp uno GaiauItp, y q
Rreubiidt
National. St,itin. Ssuti6Iano; Rortbweftern
National. Milwautee. &is., Selaware. 9bi'
Iaoslpbia, 8a.; Rerdants. Remort, y 8;
equitable 9. Dr., 9rouioenes, U. g.. lluitso
8iremen's, philadelphia. pa. 8au.8er.
tin: 9ranits Stats propioeut afotiation
@an&efsJ y Q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-03-15

B@ 1ie fsinfen 9rudarbeitsn in ber
Stabt liefert bic >, ,Wc@enbIatt" Office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-25

The following Officials from the city OF
Reading were here on saturday: Peter ).
Holl. president of tho select council;
Griffith W. Jones. president OF cutnIno
council. Col IL Ii. Hammer. city cierk;
Ed win Chamberlain. city eugiusar; AmoA
II, Bsnrd. JOHN NJ Fitch. George ".
Ro.nig, Mathew Rhoda aud Jacob S'out,
members Of COUNCILS.
They were taken III charge by rppresen-
tatives from the different departments
here and shown the crema tory lha sawer.
npe system, The water works, electric
plant city hall aud the way dogs are XIII.
eh. The freedom OF The city was given to
tho visitors except King street. That
street has bean reserved FOR fakifs anu
others whose stands ohstruct the slla
walks until people eau hardly go Though
tho market.
1.-Two accidents were narrowly avcrled
on saturday. The trouble VAS onusal by
two stands extending across the street,
The visitors were pleased with he man
ner IN which the city lie conducted aud
left FOR home well pleased With Their Il D..
They dlned AT Ainscow's restaurant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-25

1ha annual meeting OF the direciorA OF
the Minquadalo lIone was hei Nat urIaY
afternoon. These dlrsctcrS whose iutHs
had expired wore rc.eleEtnl FOR thrcu
years: Lewis Is. Morrow. n. II. Bengoa,
J.. q. Kent. Mrs L. W. Mendinhal. Mia.
j.. L, Cause, Mrs. Geo. Il Lubiell. Mrs.
Geo. w. Bush. hils. Annie Finn, Mrs.
Hulste!n Harvey. and Miss Al O. d. Lob-
dell. The officers elected rrn us follows;
W. W. Lobdeii. president; g. Is. SInythe.
Wee pr esident; l.. G Kent, treasurer; 0nd
Miss Alice ID. BUDdelt secretary.
The report OF tho seGtetsry showed the
home to be occupied by II neil eleven
being admitted during tile yenr. Two
have died During the year many I'M
prOvements have BISON made to the prop,
erty, which added much To the comfort Of
the Inmates. The directors acknowledged
the donations received and thAuK the
donors. The report Of tie treasurer,
L. q. kont. showed the following 10.
ceipts and Disbursements:
Cash on hand at last report. S2ii %;
cash contributions received, ~ GA 75; an.
nulty, estate of u. G. LoOdell's estate.
$50; inmates foes. S2250; lHteie at on mort.
gagos. @2ni 30; Interest on deposits,
500 81; insurance dividends 90 ceHte; sale
OF produce, 0.45; fee returned sl50; from
inmates IN excess of entrance fees, s49,..
VIZ payment OF mortgages, $1,000. Total,
IS 1877 80
Tho disbursements for the year inciud.
ing $3.50 for mortgage Investment;
Sl.Ol454 for improvements; STS7 for fur
niturt; s515 81 for salaries, amounting tn
SL2dl.l0, leaving balance on hand OF
81, l26. 40.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-25

A PLEASANT surbylsa party was given 10
Mles Ella Lppof last Friday evening az
her home I'll Spruce str6at BY her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Frank p Lopar. The evsn-
ing was spent ~ playing games vocal and
inttru mental mneie by tne qtithy Quinn
tette Orchestra Has 10 10 o'clock tho guests
were invited To- the dining room whero
the table was sumptuously laden with all
the dellcacies OIL the eesnoa. At about
1880 tho guests retired. Wishing Miss Ella
many pleasant rkturns OF the day. Among
those present wers:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Loper. air.. and
Mira Joseph Holiey. Mr.. aud Mrs. Jsmes
EnHie, Mr.. Rhd MIRA Carlton Byrau,
Mira Harry Eas4ni. Mrs. George Toppin.
Mrs. WIN. LOPEZ, Mrs. Stookey, the Misses
Ella Lopez Nellie Hazard. Maud boyn.
ton. stella Boylton. Nellie Toppin, Maud
Thomas. Anna Cirantisud, Lulu fermar.
Matte Forrest Agnes Forrest Florrie
Loper bertha Hiercs, Etta Johnson. Flor
ris Barney. Ethel GarriRan. Ethel
Easom. Psrla Loper. Lulu Loper
Besale DtrniA Missouri Stoupoy.
Edwurd Hendrickson. George Tuppln,
Leon Ensom, leroy Hart, Frank Wilson.
Norris Morgan Arthur Hall, Harry Morine.
Willard Stout Mitchell Loper, Scott
Miller Ernest Ernntlantl, John Shundnr.
Thomas Gruntlhnd, Howard Lopez. Mr..
and Mira, Frank L0psr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-25


On Thursday evening the est inst q
Pleasant surirlse party was given to Me.
Frank CUilin Col Crosby " mo in honor OF
tina 26th Anniversary OF his birth at his
home on Poplar street Tho evening wns
spent pleasantly Ia playing different
games. AZ 10 O'clock tho guests were IN /.
Vlted to tho dining room whore refresh /.
ments were served In abundance,
Among those present were: Mrs. +. 4.
Philllps. Mrs Frank Colin sli5sJs Luiu
Phillips. Alice Grinder, Name HALEY, sal.
liz Harris, b. Kahl A. Reader. ii ltunm
AnnIe Dwlnay, Snlile Shi!es Atrrlha
Wheatley L.zzle Cloprer, Alice Nelson
Mary Powell. Foreuce Holden, Mattu
Phillips, Rnee Foley, hr. aud Airs.
johnson. Master Earl franBlu n.
lin. Nj. Harry Ghadt-rt, MIR. EAffo. d
Downes. Mr.. Edward Kelly. Frank bDs-
sert, MI. Daniel Burns. Mir james Slrnwn.
Thomas Eahsy /. K1oitz,r, Win r
Green. Frank Potts, Nm Taylor. John
Colin, John Walker. Elmer Preston and
Albert Kelly.
At "a reasonable hour thu guests d -
parted. wishing Mr.. L, Collin aud nla
genial cDmpunion many happy birthday
Anniversaries. ONE WHO WAS PHEsENE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-25

The persecution and murler OF the
christians by the Turks In Armenia urs
enough TO stir the blood In the veins of
every humanitarian OH tho face OF the
earth. Whole villages navs been dee imat.
cd and not wlthstandlng the re IN on.
stranoes OF Great Britain. Russia e rance.
Germany and Spain. and the promises OF
Tho Sultan. tue bloody work Il atlll golnR
on. 1t Is said. however, the bloody tragedy
10 about 10 cease. THIS may lie SO, but
there Will be no.propsr reparatioa for ths
murders committed and the property do.
atroyed. In the history OF ths,darlS sges a
more bloody persecution cannot be found,
Il is a shame. a Disgrace tnatlt should
have continued SO long. Tho Turkish
empire had better he broken up than
such vlllainy should bs nerpetuated &.
Political considerations should not out.
weigh the calls of humanity and Great
Brltain's interest should not Tor moment
stand In the way OF such eoncluslo on Ths
time will como when Russia will control
Armenia, snd the sooner the better for
christianity, as Great Britain has power
entirely inadequate TO induce tho sultan
to protect the people from bainE massa.
prOu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-25

The committee having In hand the or.
Rantzation OF tho Union Republican CLUB
DI New Castle county. met In the Central
Bank building Saturday night aud organ.
zen by electlng stephen Downey chair.
man aud j, q. Wlgglesworth secretary.
The name OF the cluO was accepted unG
adiuuI nment was made until tuesday
evening, which VIII be the regular meet.
ing night Of the elub.
The committes Ia "a follows: First
word, J. O. Allen. Chas. X. Ewing; Second
ward, j. e. hersey. ). d. Phillips Third
ward, W. j. Conner. J. c. WiggiesworLh;
fourth ward, W. B Clerk. W. O. Taylor;
Fifth ward. j. L. Martin. D. jefferson;
Sixth ward. S. Ii. Baynprd Joseph r..
Brlukley; Seventh ward Il. Lvtls, stephen
Downey; Eighth ward. John I. Spring ".
4. Hill; Ninth ward. L. Blown. J. Lynn,
Tenth w6td. Chas. ". Sollowap. L. Spoak.
man Eleventh ward, j. A. Melvin, II. L.
johnson; welfth ward. Samuel Allen,
Clarence Forwood.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-25
B. & O..
ecled ute IN e1saf
Nov. 4. fstA

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE
.SuE DEPOT. EAST BOUND. /
All Tpt trains "i Illuminated with Pintseh
SEg ~ Yo ls & wesk-a ~ .sp ss sas.
"a khw VS. r 81 Z nj sundays. :ses. $50.
FfffL xEB tiiTsrSSB TT sTTk 5EHFRrH
"a LIS ~ .sSS. as. ig is. .sss 80;
81 sans sss. q $50 40 .lsls. zig i
fP ri, l. 81 cTwELTTH AND
Week days, sos. .i.SO. 's.sA '1ole 'io.s5
sundays. .s.os. 'io.ls. .11s5 a. M; .zsa.
caEsTER. weekdays. ..s.9s. .5.ss. SO.
1870. 'i:6s, 40. s.25. Al. .s.S2. $50. .lsz.
e! cH Il Il m sundays, .s,eg. ~, $50.
~ &fE sa9 n Y clEr4 r. weekdays $50 =
m; 'l2.2l; 'l.5e. 800 p. m Sundays. z,h
a. c ii IN MY Z 70 weekdays. GO a. M: .lss
p m. sandA Sviss 81 s 8; GnN
:!2o, !o2 's.lg II g a; m; MS. .a.6l. ads.
~ sA If fSf AID Il sS WY 4 srArIoas
* Si s p Ben B la . as5is Os .a.s ms
aiss5 p sas Gs sa ssS SO ssss Z M
'G1S D. m. Sundays. .s.4s a. m. s5.25 p. m.
CHICAGO. .s.4B a. m; s6-25 2. IN. daily.
CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS. .12.55 and
NisM . oRIE1ANs via Bristol and CHAT
t ta9n.osa ; go B;,eans daily Through
hisss fPNGE 81 TS~ AbccseeeoaMMopAr1oN, zo1
a. m; %. 7;35 p. m. daily. lilo p. M daily
IfNbENBERs :, ACCOMMODATION.
T TRHaffNSs lie LEAVE + M al STREET
For New York. weekdays. .5.i5 p. M
For Phradelnhia. weekdays, go a. m,
H. a. e. s;g9- ID 9 p Z. m, Sun
For PittsburE and Chicago. daily.
For Baltimore. week days. CSC a. M:
For Londonderry and way stations, week.
days @55 a. s;tI n ~ P , m .r,vrrv
FOR WILMINGTON.
:, Week days; 80. E. 10. sis, 80 TO- 81
,dai5. '4;ts, .s15, .5.4i. 6. $50. .7.1s. .s.2s
ssnd. iss &c ass & 'sii 3 n &c. a III "a;
.s2s, 1910 and IBIS p. IN.
LEAVE PHILADEI4PHIA cTwELrTH
49, AND MARKIgr- sTRIETsJ -
Pm; sundays. 1920. .755 a. m; s727 pm.
Telephone, No 1893.
Rstes TO Western points lower than via
C Q. scuLL, General Passenger Agent
r. ID. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-25
MARSE LILIES SPREADS
A $500 Spread at sl.oS.
This is a special Job for tins lot
clly; ca mot duplicate.
Down ComfortabIes
and Pillows.

Last season we bad q great
stock Of these popular goods,
but IT wa s small IN comparison
to the line We show this season.
Never have we had such Il
SIS 90 Down Comfortable; beau.
tifnl and fine Saline and war
ranted not to sled.
Prices on up to $500.
Pillow from Sl.95 to $500
each.
The entire line is very choice.
Ore Of the most prominent
manufacturers of Indies Jack.
cts in New York made us an
oiier Oh a lire Of fac quality
high lustre Roucle Jackets
immediate delivery.
They are now in the store.
Sold them to us at live dollars
less tina D lis price.
This makes them $1,000 in.
stead Of $1,000.
Thin ! Of having 400 Jackets
to make II choice from and not
a single one in the entire lot an
old out. of date garment. Every
one new. Most oil them only
ten day old.
We Heop up to date in this
departn lent. Giving it a great
deal of attention and care, and
desire it to be understood that
no hou Sc in the country can
show better values or STYLES
than we do.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-25
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Foe Foe I lie Z sso ut railway NIX
press. "a p. M, sleepers to Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lanolxin. $50
FsT Ssysrs csnser, 4 ana p . intermediates
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Aceommodation, 60. z;a5, sis 1915 a:
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press. tu p M; Sieepers TO memphis ana
New orleans.
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n. m; and 615 p; M
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baltimore and intermediate stations
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-25

The Sussex Journal wants to know now
that Maryland Ia Republican state, will
the lingo Republican organs be so frantic
in their condemnation of ynohIngs n'that
state? We would say for the REPUBLICAN
that the political complexion of the state
never entered into our mind. We con.
demned the lynching because 1t was bru.
tai and because we are supposed to be w.
ing In civilized community. The law
should be respected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-25

II John DouRherty did not cruelty muir.
der Gustor Erickson then no man ever
committed cold bloodod premedIta,ed
murder. But the Attorney General hav-
ing accepted plea Of guilty OF man
flsuEhter entered by his counsel, Har
ringtoa ind Byrne the prisoner will TO-
ceive lie sentence In New Castle Jail q.
This is where work house wouli como
In. Long term prisoners should be made
to do something 70 make them selfsup.
porting and not DO burden on tho tax
pay err, us Is now the case,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-25

MRB Myra Clark Gaines had warm
friend and admirer In the late Francis Vim
cont, ESD who always insisted that tho
lady would evidently gain her suit
against the city OF New Orleans. His words
have oyme true. The suit was ended on
Friday last in her favor. The contestant
has been dead now nearly eleven years.
The suit began in 1886
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-25

Tho Wilmington Christian Endeavor
Union will hold On early morniug prayer
meeting on Thanksglvibg, In Central
Presbyterian Church. at O'Clock. Tue
leader Will be tho Rev. Thomas Il. Ferry.
and hts subienL Praise aud Purpose. T"
Psalm ll6.
most cordial invitation IL extended to
all End oavorets. aud % the public. to be
present and eHjny tho nesting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-25

BIRLIS. Nov. R8. = Thu stny granted In
the case OF Louis Stern. OF New York. In
order that he might return to Kissingen.
undergo his aehtence of two weeks' I'M
prisoHment and pay the iino OF 600 marks
(fi50). imposed upon him Tor Insulting n
public official. has expired. and tho Bavar-
Tau Court has declared Mr.. Stern's bail OF
so. 900 marks GEO O00) forfeited.
blT. Stern Is table TO arrcst and imprlg-
oument II he rAturns to Germany.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-25

! THE proper authorities should Gee to 1t
that the Musse building corner Seventh
and 6hlpley streets, has fire escape pIao.
ed on the building and that it be done ut
once, The safety OF the lives of the hun
drsis of our citizens who attand tho
Nusee daily demand it.