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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
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In natures voium In GUS album OF beauty
there is no more attractive place Tor
one. day holiday tour than TINT to the
Swltchback, and surely no better medium
for visiting 1t than on q Pennsylvania
Railroad PERSONAL y. conducted tour. In
tho early autumn, fSwitnhback." with Its
surroundings, Is the most pleasant and
novel place one could select Tor days
tour.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will, on October 10. run an early autumn
excursion there under The personal escort
OF a Tourist Agent. A special train. stop
ping at principal intermediate stations.
will leave Broad Street Station at 7.S4 a.
M, and run through to Glen Onoko. Via
the beautiful and historic Delaware anu
Lehlgh Valleys. on last schedule time.
Returning, the train Will leave Glen
Onoke about 5.45 p. M, Mauch CHUNK o
q. M. giving ample time Tor the enjoy.
ment OF the beauties OF this . Switzerianu
of America.
Excursion tickets, including ride over
the famous Switchback Railroad. which,
while winding its serpentine course
around the mountain. dlsoIoses the m ost
picturesque portion OF tbs Lehigh Valley,
4 will be sold at rate oil y. SO. Chlldren,
between the ages of live and twelve years,
half rates. Excursion tickets to Glen
Onoke, l5 cents extra. A cafe car stocked
with hot and cold refreshments. which are
sold at reasonable prices. will be run be-
tween Pnillipsburg and Mauch Chunk.
Special rates will DO granted organized
bodies aud parties OF ten or more.
For detailed Information apply to Ex'
oursion Agent, Room 4lI, Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
~ArunDAN. ooronsn !. ,sss.
High water Today,
Caused Ea,. Dsa,l..

Democratic policy led to the death Of
John HILBERT who resided at No. rs
Sixth avenue. Being unable to procure
employment for the Inst four months he
became despondent. and to escape from
his troubles and embarrassment put an
end to his life by hanging hlnsslf. Scores
of men have ended their careers In the
same manner within the past two years
Bnd more may do the same before the
Democratic policy oan be changed. Had
HILBERT been able to secure employment
he would doubtless 10 alive aud happy
today and his family would TO happy
instead OF clothed In mourning and
drendinR the cold blasts OF winter. The
party whose policy dsprtFes the laborers
OF the opportunity OF earning living is
deserving OF defeat The striking down
oi our industries so as to prevent men
from earning bread to support their fam.
illes becomes a orlme. and the party re.
sponsible for the same shouid be held to
. strict accountability for the misery
which folloWa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Jas, Bradford Co.,
6, 8 and 10 E. Third street.

6HERlFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF venditioni Exponas to me di-
rected, will be exposed to public sale at
the Court House. on Market street be.
the city of Wilmington. New Castle
county and State Of Delaware,
ON FRIDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1895,
at q O'Clock D. M.
the following described real estate, viz.
All their interest In all that certain farm
or tract of land situate In Chrtstiana
hundred. New Castle county and State Of
lows to wit:
Beginning at an old white oak tree, q
corner for land of Hicklin Gould and
Thomas Kent iSa hsnee ss the st.sr and
ceased, north 16 degrees west 123 perches
to q stone and thence by the said Bush
land north 63h degrees east 50 -perches to
lands that belonged to Emma Pierson
south "a degrees east II perches to q
stone on the north side OF a public road,
and thence south 1871 degrees east Is $40
thenos by isnds Of Caleb bullock south
73A degrees west a 4-10 perches to a stone;
thence by Twaddell's land north sS de-
srees west ~ perches to stone in tho
20 degrees west 81 perches to q stone In tho
line of Hlcklin Gould's land Aforesaid;
thence by his line north SIN degrees west
33 perches to the place of beginning. con-
taining 50 acres Of land more or less, with
stone dwelling -house, frame stables and
other buildings thereon, the improve
ments are a two-storied dweliing-nouse.
stone stable and barn, stone milk-houses
a corn crib and other out-buildings.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of Lizzie j. Wright and Joseph
p. Wright. and to be sold by
6herir's Office. wilmington. Delaware.
October 2. 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

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afnsirssss sR%iss II IEtyh 4 "a AZ ARRk&r STREET
FOR New YORK. weekdays. .s.lS p. m.
For Phiisdelphia. weekdays so, II 70 ,S
a. m; 500. sis, as p m Sundays. CIV
.-For PittsburE and Chicago. daily.
Pc For P Bait,more. week days. $50 a. m-; a
For Landenberg and way STATIONS; week-
days $50. lo,25 a. m: = 6.is p. M. Sundays
fs LEAVE { q iPiRiiLRbn1.rHIA iii sTwEMTx;;
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Rates to Western points lower than via
Z. O.. scuLL. General Passenger Agent
r. B. CAMPBELL General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
How Do They SUIT You:
by AdBRosE 8. orTEY.

Do you speak evil OF anyoneP
Do you critlclse anyone Without having
prejudice?
Do you nay more into lodges than you
pay into the church? Is this right
Which means the most to you? Que
means the soul and the Other pertains to
the body.
The devil delights In church quarreis.
When he gets a mau's money he has
poor landing place.
All any church needs is for the mem
bers to be willing to work anywhere. The
ones who do tkelr duty generally get the
best pay.
GOD does; Satan undoes. Chaff always
means corn, aud yet the ehaff is worthless
Charity makes the whole world kin.
1t Isn't how much man loves a woman
that wins her; 1t Is how much she loves
him.
Women and clocks can't al ways be
taken at their face value.
Sunshine is worth more than its weight
In gold.
Laugh and the whole world laughs with
you; weep and the world laughs at you.
The man who makes his business oI
looking for fiss in ointment iiuds plent,
to do.
Is your prejudice the nose Of your
mind aud leads you wherever 1t folio W ed
Some men are like turkey-buzza rdi
soar high and a long while. over all til,
good, but when they discover tad spot
down they come,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
No Colored Itnbie,.

Mr.. Harry Bucher. the photographer at
No. TO Market street, had his hands full
on Thursday. He had advertised that he
would take tho pictures OF nil children
under 1s months OF ago FREQ. The rush OF
baby coaches began at O'Clock and never
let up until nearly q O'clock. He said he
was too busy TO take pictures of babies
OF color, ana several mothers of dark
hued babies arc correspOndiuRly sod that
ne should have made such decision
barring them out. A eolored womun. ~ no
said she held check No. 2lS30. called at the
REPUBLIoAN Office and asked the reason OF
Mr.. Bucher's decision. She WAS referred
to MIR, B. as he runs his business to cult
himself
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Officer. Elected.

Lodge, No. 2. /. o. o. f.. were Installed
Thursday night by Grand Master Cor.
man.
A G.. John Heinzeroth; Y. g., Josep h
Hamilton; +. T.. Charles i. Borden; II. S..
DIR. thomas Milligan; Treasurer. S. L.
Marshall; Warden. Geo. s. Springer; Con.
James Sayers; r. S. n. G. George Green-
wood; L. 5. N. G., Thomas Mliligan. Sr.;
L. s. Y. c.. Harvey Perkins; l., q \. e..
james A. Bailey; |. G., ThomDs Mcbride;
O. O., James A. Stilley.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

The child holds place 10 the family In
the hearts and minds of pRrents. which
nothing eiee can tiil How natural 1t is.
therefore. that parents fret thought is for
the health and well-being of their chill
dreu. IL Is aoutest torture to see child
sick and suffering; 1t lie keenest happiness
to see It get we'll and strong.
One can thus readily understand the
Joyous feelings and enthusiasm which In.
spired the following letter from Mr.. ]. W,
Olin. OF Perry, N. Y. MIR. Oiin is a popu.
lar and widely known photographer. and
his story OF the restoration of his little
one to health will be read by all parents
with deepest interest.
81 enclose picture Of our baby. Ken
meth. He Ia twenty-three months old. anc
was 40 nervous that he did not know whaI
q nlghcs rest was. He would soarcel,
eat anything. We gave him one bottle o
DR.. Greens's Nervnra blood and nerv,
remedy. and now think all will agrs,
with us by the looks OF his picture. tina
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
PHILADELPHIA. vii MtNCToN a
BALTIMORE RAILROAD


PHILADELPHIA. VIII MiNcToN q
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
IN EFFECT MAY ~ isaA
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows,
of ssp 4.a s. IA e
nS li45 q M .iaie. l;S; sos. 6.oA. s.la
,ass sas. ID ss 70 .ns I'd sass = ~
q gof 81 Shestsr sss Ss5Prss;2 LII tao SO ~
Aocomniodatlon. 500. 100, B.os. lo.4s E.ss
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e. sS ss ss 5ss lGs' a .5 ss e ana nd loss e s M '@
For t the S south--soulhsrn Railway nr-
press, 7n p. in.. sieepers to Memphis and
For West Chsster. via Lamokin. $50 =
For Newark Center and intermediate
ststiSIs; aS,iols Lss a a., n a. snd ss,S sSs p m. .m
10. IA, sss. '-s.oS. SIS. 5n. s.sO r,- >. M and
aiiis'sis :. ana ana ,P,:s9saias. stations
WlIm,,apgsO1 y saprfss, IA 1p Ia sss sa
:ss s$s S 81 IL IL 's ,Ssl ,o sss rs
SUNDAY TRAINe- =
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AZ Aess9nmoSassd5isssn X snS 49, 'io q '''' iAN isa
Fl PoS e ceestsr re is!Rfs:., In. 40. $50. asa
and 9.06 p. m
AesePpSas,iSs1; e 6 .nS Ia $40 a m. ni0. La
s43. Io05. ii.45 a. m. 49, 305. t.O5. 6.04. G5s
SIS. $50. 7.O7. s12. and 1915 p. IN.
For Boston. without change. $50 p. m.
For the South-southern Railway Ex.
press. Ia p. rn.. sleepers 20 Memphis and
NfS For Wess Chester. vi. Lamokln. sts !.
: ,ahsisinors ana y. w..h,nssce. .n ~ aa
III so5s p a M ma ana az sssi nsshs. TO- ' ' "a
p p.;,a,ar sna iis. M s,eh,s ,s,.rm.s,.,. .,.,,o,.
sg gasss .as ! psilsasiph,.. III Broad street. to
Wilmington texpressl. s:s9. TO. Ills. II 81
nm nAmsieemmoaasion. 3 mn aaa aa0' ss hsE 40. ,os q. m
$780, a0it btEIAWARR sIioA VIZ S' pISIsiok 5ns 8 F. m
For Nss Castle. sls n.,s y ,s a a,gs. N. asa. Al
E9prss: ss .ssss sst 30 bsssr e n z spe
For 81 70 nj sna "a Wy % sfation. Hsh' .ais
SsSsfs.s fss fs, wazs%'eesh asss esh.g:. =: a
Comfort sad Norfolk. n.os a m. and iz0
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Fer TsM css s 2 Old a. fssnt Pss re; MICH
and Norfolk. 12.0l night =
e%s TS5 Es,sS eiastSs P1Sss III
ssafsrd. Laurel aud Dsi1aai. l2.oi night
fsg Congressional EAmfted Expi ss
| trains composed entirety of Pullman Yes
| fibuie Parior and Dining Cars. No extr
| fare other than the usual Pullman 1hargs
4 (s1 Limited Express trains. composed 9
| Pullman Nestibule Parlor Cars. Vcstibui
| Passenger Coaches and Dining Gar. N
| extra fare.
| For further Information passengers nj
referred TO the ticket agent at the station
| q. NJ. PROVOST. J. II. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass. AE
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Parlor Car PiIot..

The new regulations against "parlor
car pilots" adopted by the Philadelphia
Board OF Port Wardens and the Delaware
Pilot Comm lssloners. which went into
effect on Tuesday. Is alleged to have been
broken on Thursday by Pennsylvania
Pilot James A. ClamDitt who left for New
York to pilot to Philadelphia the British
steamship Vioeroy. and Delaware Pilot
Walter Yirden. who left for Halifax to
conduct the Allan Line steamship up the
| Delaware when she reaches piiotage
ground. This will bring the question OF
the legality of the action of the :wardena
and the eommissi oners to a test In court
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

We cannot sny enough In praise OF this
wonderful medicine.
Before we tried DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy we were up
nights with baby until l would have given
any reasonable amount Of money for Just
what one bottle Of Nervura did for him."
Parents, your children can be cured just
as we'll as was little Kenneth Olin. 1t is q
fact. established beyond question, that
DR.. 9reene's NervurR blood and mel va
remedy is the best chidren's remedy in
tia world. 1t always makes the little ones
strong and we'll.
| 1t Is purely vegetable and perfectly
harmless to give to nervous infants OF
| children OF any age, and is recommends
and advised by physicians because It IL
the discovery and prescription OF DR.
Greene. Of IS West 14th St., Now Yorl
City. the most successful specialist II
curing all forms of nervous and chroni,
di seseas. and who can be consulted fire.,
In all cases, personally or by letter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Held for Alleged Burglary.

The alleged confession of burglary has
gotten Clarence Huntley into peck OF
tr ouble. On the night OF April l the stores
OF James Mearns, Hopkins and Williams
and Patrick J. OHara were robbed. Hunt.
ley was suspected and arrested three
days ago. and hefora Magistrate Daley
Ia st night was arraigned Upon the testi.
mony OF Mrs. Winnie Tatnall. which was
that the accused had acknowled to her oi
havl ng com mltted the burglary. he was
Leld under $500 ball for court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

Black Gros-Grain Brocades-
with satin figures. about SO differ
ent new designs, ~ inches
wide, worth SI'25 per yard at ooc
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
somo Queer People

Are In Wilmington. Some men would
rather have a bundle of rent receipts than
own a cozy home or a first class building
lot.
You1l never own your home II you
don't make a start. Come In and talk
1t over with US. Only e5 down aud e5
per month secures your lot.- the rest Is
| easy.
For plots and prices see wm. E.
Hawkins. 7l9 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
APInnsnre Pnrix Returnn

The Add!cks party. hale. hearty and
we'll bronzed from basking In Delawarean
sunshine and conRratulatory hospitality.
return d at 10 o'clock this morning III
their four. In hand. Tney left Dover at II
a. m, yesterday and dinsd at Smyrna.
They suppered. slept and breakfasted at
Newark. They had a good time. Tues.
day. Wednesday and Thursday they were
I'm Dover
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

The Rev. John s, Llttell has accepted o
oall to become assistant rector OF St.
Paul's Episcopal Church at Buffalo, n. Y.
He ms been assistant rector at Stan
drew's Episcopal Church for the last year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Gard

To THE PUBLIc:-I have engaged with
Wauamaker and Brown. the we'll known
the store daily where 1t will give me
pleasure to give you my special attention
If you will Inquire for me. My residence
will remain In Wilmington, where ! have
so many kind and valued friends on whom
depends. Nin part, my snccess. Yours
very truly, W. s. LEDSuN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

Tho Cuban nag by q vote OF ths City
Commissioners at Key West Fla. will be
displayed over the silly hail on the 10th
inst In honor Of tho hrst attempt OF Cuban
liberty. II was ordered by the board that
tie stars aud Stripss with the Cuban
flag be displayed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

Fancy vicuna Cioth-s2 inche.
wide, in a great variety of de-
signs. prevailing price, sI.so
per yard, at $40,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
LECTURE NJ MI. Lehman.

Next Saturday evening Oct. 5, 1895 at
Z 80 o'clock In bit. Lebanon n. l.. Church.
Ruckland, Del. Rev. Ii. Arney for many
years a temperance worker In New York.
will reato his experience under tho little
OF "iiehlnd the Scenes" or Tho Story of
an Actots Life Price OF admission 10
cents Proceed for beueit OF the Stewards
of the church
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

WuA1 crowd can see In the hanslog of
q fellow creature Is one Of the things pest
finding out At the hanging Of Andrew
j. Scott, col, for pOisou.nS MS wlfe
which took place on Friday at Charles
town, W. Va, one hundred and tifty per.
sons witnessed the hanging 1t was the
f1rst hanging that had takln place there
tor thirty six years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Y. W. ca,

the edressmaking classes will meet for
organization ut the Association rUoms,
sos West street, on Monday evening
October 7th. Those desiring to take the
course Will please be present at that time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

ATTENTION should be gwen to the swes.
smelling odor to be found al the police
station. The Board OF Health has Ger.
tainly overlooked this spot" The smell
is as bad as that formerly dispensed
around our city by ths Ltsbeg Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

The dedication OF ST Patric4's II. G.
parochlal school will take place on sun
day afternoon. The services will be con.
Quoted by the Rev. John A. Lyons. vicar
general. The grafton will be delivered
by the Rev, Daniel ]. McDermott. pastor
OF 81. hary's Church. Phliade lphta.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

BIZ the fast time made by the Sk Paul
on her trial Of speed Of Four hours on
Ffliay bstwesa uapss Ann. Mass. snd
Pospoise. Maine. che will DO entitled TO
carry tho malls 10 Europe. According to
the terms OF tho mall subsidy act. the
81. Paul had TO make 20 knots an hour
for four consecutive hours to carry the
malls. and 10 receive the ssA mile for
doing 90.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Dedication.

KInsswood NJ. E. Church. CIaymont
and Fourteenth streets. Warren Burr
by Thomas Hanion. d. D.. l.. l.. d., OF
Pennington Seminary, N J, Merritt Hull
burd. S. T. D.. and Rev. l.. W. Layfield of
Wilmington. Services 10 ~ q. M, 2 80
aud .,O n m
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
FInuman Cu,,yni,zl, Denth.

Deputy Coroner Chandler yesterday
afternoon held an Inquest on the body OF
Joseph Cutwaltz, the Philadelphia. vii.
mlrRton and Baltimore Railroad iiagman
who was killed ut Fourth street Wednes.
day night, The verdict was that he had
come to his death by empting to board
a car while In mo ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

PIcKPocKETs reaped good harvest at
the Dover fair. by relieving several per
sons OF their gold watches and pocket
books. Wonder II they were the men who
operated In our city and were released for
,uanI of aYidhncA.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Tho Hoothysn camp.

meeting OF the Boothwyn Camp Meet.
ing Association will be held on Friday
evening of next week at the residence of
Rev. Vincent Nichols In this city. Affairs
of the last camp will be discussed and
plans relating to next years work will be
outlined
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
son,,l,inu Now For wllninutpn.

place to get all kinds of fancy sing.
ing birds. canary. mockiEg birds, parrots.
and other kinds OF pets at Ii. N. Moods
new bird store, Second and Orange streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

TEE sixteenth annual convention OF tho
womsn'a Christian Temperance Unicn.
which was held at Milford. Del. closed on
Friday. Tho convention vas an interest
Ing one and the meetings well attended.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

The Richard Stockton was built by the
Harlan Hollingsworth Company in 1852.
1t has Teen fret class steamboat and
made m oney for its owners. 1t is now
being dismantled and reduced To old
iuuit
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

Now the reporter who secs snahss. has
actually seen blrs tish at tho mouth OF
the Chrlstiana In the Delaware river.
Drink plenty OF whisky and most any
thing can be seen by tho victim.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

The Cambridge Athletic games
will be played this afternoon on the Man
haitian Hold. The Sale OF neats already
amount tn uyar 5000,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

Constipation causes more than half the
Ills Of women Kar,'s Clover Root lea Ia
a pleasant cure Tor Constipation. For
eale by n B. Danforth, end aud Market
aITnpta
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
y. ~. MIer. rimh nna : lnn s,rret..


You know we have the name of keeping
Ihe best tea AMI coffee in thus city. People
come in every day ami ask sir. Wier. hive
you got good coffee FOrthey say. I've tried
every where aud can't z 4 good coffee. Why
l say. We ave good cotipe. our blended
Conee ai 49e Is good; our Java. Santos and
Golden Rio are all good; our crushed java
conee at 25c is the best coffee IN this cuts
you buy coffee trom tiS anH soL won't t have
any more bot CT. It's tho same way With
tea. oucant get any tea ltkr=our fIetTast
tea One lady saii It's no use tB King you
cant get tea ana coffee like YCu get he re
anywhere In this city; / know, for tried
1ou ought o see tho syrup mOlasses we sell
Tor &c quart; clear De honey and lust as good
New bIEkw eat, not kept over bu I new sci f.
raising buc%wheai. l2sc for large package.
Ne" green PEAS &c Iuaff.. There are fine
new California prunes. extra fine onea. Two
cans OF tshle peaches csc; these are as ooc
as tHey are cheap. The very hest peaches l6,
acan; dout you think that 10 w tor the bes
peachsS DO you buy flour from usf w,
can sell u 10 you right. We have the bes
| hour for ~ q barrel You can bur good but
Ter and fresh eggs a. 4. ID. wlERs. Flftl
| ana Ming sreen- a@-ets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Csc 10 sl.75 per Yard.

Fancy Mohair--in a number oil
patterns, 40 inches wide, pre-
vailing price, 40 cents per
yard, at 2Sc
All wool French Cashmere
a. inches wide. the quality that
sold heretofore at SO cents per
yard, now 3Ic
Black All wool French Storm
and Surah Serges-44 inches
wide, the usual SO cent quality
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

SEVERAL gunnsrs at Moores ship yard
created some excitement last night In
vestigation proved that they wore shoot.
Ing rats.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
l.vok On, ior Your uep,ers

Wm. J. Johnson. the practical heater
man. 10 prepared to clean. repair aud 1t
In new heaters at short notes. Glys him
call. shop SD Shipley street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

IHE managsra OF The Delaware Hospital
return thanks to ths citlzsns wao coutrl.
buted so literally toward ths hospital
fund BY donations of provisions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

The Young man who made a throat
against one OF the jurors in the Dulrant
tsse nov going on at San Francisco VAS
ned . so vr 10 serve Ave days In pris on.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
KnrI,-Cloysr Root re.

Is sure cure for Hsadachs and nervous
diseases. Nothing relieves 80 quickly.
For sale oy n. Is. Danforth. 2nd and Mar.
kat streets. ....
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05
Meal tpItlIornl,,IuI

The West End Choral Ciup will hold its
ilrst meeting oil the fall season In the West
Ind club room. Fourteenth and DuPout
streets, MonIay night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-05

Health and sweet breath secured. by
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents.
Nasal Injector ires. For sale by N. b.
Danforth. 2nd and Market streets.