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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

EDITOR OF THE REPURLIGAN--l3EAR StR:--
~ your ISSUE OF Det. 2ist,9l Gu Elvean
&ocount OF the arrest OF WIN Bult aud
payid Lnueil stating that they were held
~ Magistrate Daily under 500 eacn Tor
eheir appearance At the upper court on
Eharge of obtaining pigs frotn Charles
BsrEicksol and w IN BoutdeH under false
pretensee. &e. As you stated the arrest,
Will You permit mo Though the medium
81 your excellent Journal to state the facts
OF the case and It's dlsmisaal}
II LII lhe iirst place l Will say TINT the At.
rorney General would not permit the case
20 20 to the grand Jury, whiuu any Que
Knows II there WAS even u sAaIuw OF y
case u would not have been thus dts
missed.
VIM Budd was arrested and hold by
magistrate Daily to appear at Ills court on
4speelhed Friday at $50 O'clock .. III. MIR.
Buud made his appearance. as also d q Mr.
Alndel (whom had boon Tui5aly reported
Z 20 nave run away. No prosecuting Wit.
hsss appearing against them. MIR. Budu
CLAIMED dismissal, as he had como d dis
&ance, and Ills ball bond should have been
Eeleased, yet Mag stfdte Daily held him, Ns
VOL as his partner. to bail Tor q h0arlnl, ut
his court the following Wednesday, reat.
ening To commit tneni to jail II they cou!a
not give bond
Z In conclusion let me ask II | should owe
my fellow man and through misfortune
hnl not able to mlet Ills Obligations TT tue
fpa ted iln@ and tie creditor OF ere II.
kors .. outa Q liz three Of The creditors
~ this cash,lt | cannot find bali bOu1l must
Ego to jail, IL" ase d found when lngaly
hilled TO be no cIse at al, then If We have
70 fear 9ss tor he 1utragus committed
nShiilst US, herein does our personal
liberty eonsIbta
nose VINO value their personal itbe rty
" ther character shOuld sec to 1t that
huch an example should ba made of this
fase os would hs an eterHul bar To any
hae outrage again ever happeni ng IN the
nttle Diamond atnte. Ink.
Wilmington. teb. rs 1885.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

There will be special boxing entertain.
ment on Wednesday, night uLtbe Norma.
rel Athletic Clue OF Philadelphia. Among
the events eehedund rs a sIA-roumi CON
test between AL O'BIien and AMY Watson:
also ono between "Ihs Kentucky iose
bud' and Lee D1mro. and n four round
wind,up hstween Tommy Kelly, of Ho.
boken,and jacR Malsy,o 80 ton.
over 700 people assem- ned IN the Inns-
lord Opera House at Eutlsvilip to wit
ness the hight with iour-punce glovesbe-
tween Johu Bonrr. of summit lIill, nnd a
coiorsd puEilist whoha natns was given
at 'BndEelS ".cn Monday night. The col
ored msl was pro ably ''rlnger", He
rushed the light aud knocked Buier Jown
tw CO in the first round. He Weas.ned
alter mat, ana Boner was getting the best
OF IL wiieH he was awarded the fight in The
nth rouhd on u fonl.
IL Is now pretty definitely settled that
the contests In witch Peter M,n3e wa,
- compete-one with Steve plJcnuel
and The other WITH jake k,lralt-will both
he drciarad oil owing TO Maher's fake
contest 1t Il pston with jun Hall.
ftohlnent sporting man in phtladel-
ph'a has presented John IL. Clark with a
very handsome gold medal which will
be On exhibition hll this week ut tho Qtlak.
er CITY hietic CLUB. Ninth aud Arch
streetB
Peter Glynn % PhIadrlphia ana Henry
Jones, oil TINS city, have arranged to pIncs
series Of II contests with Bli comerl. ut
Checkers, for silver pitcher valued at $50
ana the championship OF Delaware
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

Officer Floyd last evening arrested
Moses Bies, colored, at the Brandywine
Bridge. tie had red quilt wrapped
around him and said he Ind no home and
that he was going out to the woods TO
light lire. He was arraigneu In the MI.
hiclpal Court this morning and recon nit
ed pending an examination
D l.. Cunningham was charged with
having an unregistered dog.
FOR the defense George W. Biest tasti
He'd that the animal was hum dog,
No one owned him and he Usually went
Dack TO wherever ho got anything to GA {.
William I. Ash often fed the dog. lie
would not let any bum" go hungry not
even bum dog. He Is quiet dog and
VIII follow any ono who 10 kind to him.
Other witnesses testified that the dog
has teen running at large for over year.
air. CUNNINGHAM made Joseph SinueS
admit that when he and Hayden were In
Cottlnghan'o saloon that the dog was
aslaep on the pavement and could he
caught easily. He stated to the court
that Hayden hns had tbs dog In his arms
Often und rhasss him continually The
easa was dismissed.
Cunningham stated he would register
the dog anu keep him free from Hayden
for one year.
The defendant handled his case with
much ability.
William bryan was fined $5 and costs
for harboring an unregistered dog. lie
registered the dog after tile warrant was
sworn out by the dog catcher.
Joseph Hotner WIS charged with bur.
BORING an unregistered dog. Tho case was
cohtlhued until frilay morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

Funeral services over the body of Rev.
Enoeh strbbe who died on Friday list
al his home, No 1888 East Susuuenanna
avenue. were held yesterday III Siloam
NJ, \, Church. Philadelphia. OF which tho
dead man was pastor.
There was large attendance of Metho-
dist preachers and great number OF
people took last look at the boiy while
1t lay In state in tine church. Bishop Fnss
attended the funeral services, over which
Rev. >. W. Gehrett, presiding elder OF the
district, otfriattd.
During tho service n memorial paper
reviewing the life and work of the dead
preacher, was read 1t was prepared ny
coinu'ittee appointed at the meeting OF
theaehers on Monday, and consisted OF
Eeva. Grace, Sayefs Gehrett Harrison
and Webb,
Arrangements Tor the funeral were In
charge OF Rev. Thomas Harrison, pastor
OF the Erie Avenue Church. After the SER
vices tie body was Inferred privately iii
Mount Moran Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

While seated on the wagon OF the Sci.
del q Hastings Company In whose en-.
pioy he had besn for many years. So year 9
Old jesse Snyder was stricken with apo :
plexy about o o'clock this morning and
given him.
Mr., Snyder had besn delivering casting a
and when he reached Taylor and Church
sfreete he fell from the wagon, Persons
who cav his condition carefully carried
Nun into the office OF William b. Norton.
DIR First of Eighth and Spruce streets,
was su I'M ioned but before ne arrived the
man had died.
Tho bpdy was then removed to the shy.
der home. No. $40 East Eighth street.
Deputy Coroner Chandler has given Ger.
tihcate OF death FROM Apoplexy. No ar.
rangemeuts bave yet been made for the
funeral.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27
The Epworth Bnzuar.

Nj. J. W. Bowe, representing the 3os.
ton Globe, writes as follows:
WILMINGTON Del, Feb. 25th, 1896. Tho
Union Bazaar. now being held at the
Auditorium building. where every liue OF
business ls portrayed, Is receiving much
larger attendance than really was antioi.
pated ut first, The ilrst week received a
large Attendance. mostly gentlemen; the
second week, however, great change,
one OF the prominent features being The
large number Of ladies' present. and the
crowd &as larger than the previous week.
MIR W. IL, Robinson the manager of the
bazaar Is one of The most oongenial and
pleasant taIkers, at the same time giving
you. Interesting Information rega, ding
the bnznar. MIR Robinson feels that hu Is
Justified In asserting that the bazaar Is
unsurpassed by any other OF its kind in
the State, Great credit IL due MIR. Robin.
son Tor his success in his great under.
taking. j. w. b.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27
An,,,senients.


II would be hard to get more fun out of
few simple materials than is obtained by
A. W. Pinero In The Amazons,n that will
be given at the Grand Opera Housa this
evening by an excellent company. headed
by Miss tombstone Bennett, of "Janen
Tame. appearing rs Lady 1honasini.a role
that suits her completely. She portrays a
sturdy young EUglishman to perfection,
Her club swinging is gracefully and
scientifically done. She viii be ably sun.
ported by Misses Maude oden and Harriet
Aubrey. The piece 10 of the com efy order
aud has met With suoceRs from the start.
IL ls bound to make a hit here.
One OF the most successful Irish plays
on tbe road The Pride OF Mayo" will he
produced at the Grand Opera House on
Friday evening by Dan Mccarthy and
clever company. The play follows the
tradition OF romantic drama very closely.
There are great quantity of bright say.
ings and funny situations. On aturday
evening The Rambler from Clare will be
given. This place has been given here be.
Tore. and 1t would be useless to comment
upon it,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

The following sales have been arranged
February

The following sales have been arranged
February
March
.. Real Estate. Bniidcrs' Exchange.
.. t!enry a. Kelly, II mile east oil Mer-
mai !.
B, Il lorrenS over I'd Il. Bridge
:, hos BuyItt. PrnCut or liu.
8. JDnn n. ~ ilttlnsori Brltdvwine Hid.
3. w Il Brgckin, MN Greek lid
Y, " q lruHN, NBw Castle iiu
Z, hgnes Brookes, Pencader I'D
:, ! Mct oS. hri5Iana Hd. ...
:. Taylor Person, MN Greek Hid
u, Geo u Nttherell. Brandywlne lid.
II. HGrbcr tilUwn. Blan. I,w!nu ia
" j ar alb. New Castle ma.
". InclaiAeh Goods of r.. ~ &B Il II.
II. Furniture. 10 West ,th 81.
u. sale OF household ! obs at Sis Jeiter-
sou street.
IL, Peter 4. fa4an, flnres Corner.
IL, J l; Gallagher. hite Clay Gteek
~, john Nicr Irri>tlaun, ia.
~. - Cornbroo 8, Mn Creek Hi
u. j y rhnral :. Ihrisllana lid.
Il, 7. u. Rogers, New Cas- le ria.
~ turntture. u, West sth ST.
u, jos. H. toutd, NEW Ga tie lid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27
CROSBY ( HILL

"Beauty draws more than
oxen," and when hitched up
with our popular team--quali.
ty, style and low prices-makes
a force that irresistibly draws
into our store those customers
who want the most and the
best for their money. We in.
vite attention to the following
specialties:
1888 yards Covert Cloth, In
thirteen colorings, justreceived.
Half dollar value for 29C yard.
Goods displayed in our south
window.
836 yards Dotted Swiss, white
ground with beautiful colorings,
imported to sell at SO cents. Our
price IS 1870 q yard. At our
wash goods counter next to
cloak.room.
A large line of Silk Glorias,
yard wide, suitable for waists,
skirts, Innings or dresses; eight.
cen beautiful colorings. Price
49C a yard. At silk counter.
Beautiful Printed Silks at I DC,
24C, 33G, 39s and Soc. We
are SELL 6 lots of them just
about half price.
Beautiful japanese Silks at
n IL and 33c. Over 100
styles and colorings to select
from. Quick sellers they are.
Muslins and Sheetirgs of tile
best brands at the lowest prices.
1t will pay you to see our goods
and get our prices before pur.
chasing. New Table Linens,
Towels and Napkins at the re.
duced prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27
rRor. FaRa .ND,s eneAr plscovEaY
Said 90 Have raaad a Positive curs for
Aathna and Hay-foyer.


Among the Few really eminent botan.
ists of America, Pr OF. Farrand of Vermont
easily stands in the front rank, ana dis.
covery that he has recently made will do
m ueh to add to his fame.
After long research he has found happy
combination oil herss and leaves that eou.
tain the peculiar health-g giving qualities
OF the famous Adirondack regions. where
diseases or air Passages are unknown,
Wherever tried this has given great relief.
and % per cent. of the cases reported
perfect cure OF asthma, some of them
seemingy hopeless cases.
This Adirondack asthma cure is now Of
fered to tue public generally by the DR..
Howard Co. Box A. Al of Burlington,
VI, who will mail large sized box for so
cents They do not want pay from those
WHOM they do not cure. and will return
the money to any whom Adirondack
asthma cure fails to benefit. This re.
marks bic ofIsr should he accepted at
ohce BY any Of our readers who have
asthma or other respiratory diseases.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27
FRIDAY. MARGINS. 1875.


y Three heat OF hpr 80 No. Day
-rc3l horse = years old. goo woratr aIld
drtNur. No, i;rown horse /! years Ola pooi
p1rker amidriyer. No. J CuIt. cbmIny 3 wears
o d auI j ycrI nx O.. /.
~ Mttrh COW gfate .lers YIN Sc cows AN
are nil yoGhG hAd were ali T.ttsed ON Q IA
farm. some 81 caves ny tppitt stde4 AL
some Elusc sftltEurs and others mdSiar
these cows arc We'll worth lie attention of
daifymrn.
Hoist, IN bali good stock yenrs old large
eburn VIII hurn 30 Hounds o. buItrr
hoiJs butter worker. hultcFtubs, = butter
coolers morse tart la good or ser light pIfll.
hge role nearly new, cart h5rnc,s.
Also ~ sets al new Htd%D Harm SIS IN lle liF
IL. ; hlEnheld sets of then IN ae " tn
htetHHbsIida ana SETS oil them without
1attHs on tFarness%t GTeii oil % tIIys VIII
| iGElY"n on all sumo OF ~ nnd nvet by tho
pun iitserE wing blnka1 more with am
ahHroSei ehdnrser all under ,ilat amount
wfli be cash
terms All Sums OF $50 and under cash,
over thar amount "a eNetit oil ~ Inoltus on
iht purchaser Fi"tHE itankaniu mole
with al app owe efidorscr or be r,nT or
itr rish On all tieIit sums. Il not paid when
due, Interest from Latr.
,i.tAiLO8 PHI RSDN.
dc. Robinson Ahe. W ?, Optics Clerk.
f!t-.4 Il e-u-lS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

The first anniversary OF the Junior
Christian Endeavor Society OF West
Church was celebrated in the Sunday
School room last evening. There are
twenty faithful little workers under
charge OF Miss Alice McIear, and the
humber will doubtless be greatly inoreas.
cd during the coming year. They have
done good work and deserve praise. A
pertinent address was made by Rev, A.
N. kegwin. There were facitations and
addresses by members Of the society.
Next year they will make good report
and than we expect to make them big
notice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

~ local applications rs they cannot reach
the discussed portion of tho Cur. There 10 only
one way to pnre deafness, aud That Is by con.
stitutlonal remedies Deufness is caused by
al iniiened condition of tho mucous linin
OF tho Eustachlan Tube When thls tus, o ia
iuhaned you have a rumhilDg sound or i'm
perfect hearing. and when &c is entirely
c'osea, Denfnass IL the result. and dnlcss the
inflammation ran be taken out aud this tube
restored to its normal condtiyn. hearing Will
be deItroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten
are caused By catarrh, which IL no.hing but
a. lniamed condition OF the mucous sur
faces.
We VIII give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of eafncss tnrused by catMfrn) hat can.
not be uied by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send
for circulars; free.
y. J CHENEY SEQ. Toledo, o.
ts- Sold by all Druggists, roc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

E'pIt E-An eHtlr Hat Of { II ons fur.
4 MS TEL OF nait IL, ultisnFt cost. am
httetE between the hnuE Il t.. m /! ana ;
~ 4 II. IN. No III. 81 street Ring d boil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

This historical lectures Illustrating the
Kingdom OF God to have been given Ia
Mason Baum. ID. O. L., on Monday and
Iueshay evenings have been postponed
until future date. young man sta.
TONED at tho door last evening said they
had found that they had not ad verstise d
the lectures enough. There's nothing lIk @
using plenty OF printers Ink and The pap
ers that reach the people of which the
hEruBL1cAN ID that paper in Wiimingto II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

The body OF Walter II. Cornish, colored
who mas eeeh nissng since December 49,
WAS found Heating In the Chcistiuna this
morning opposite tins works OF j. Morton
Poole Com pany by Peter Bakey. Deputy
coroner Chandler was notified and the re-
mains were removed to tho norgue. Tho
hchy presented the appearance that IL had
heeu IN tho water Tor several days. He
formerly resided at No. II Carpent OF
street, but dependency drove him away.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

At the meeiiag OF tho Trustees of the
Foor held ut farnhur5t to day the reporter
OF the lErrBLIGAa was the only one pre-
sent who did not worship at the Demo-
cratic altar.
For the first time in two years tina
Board was sold democratic. Il. r. Coeh.
ran attorney, swore In the four now M em.
bers, Thomns L. Heldin. Brand Y wine
Hundred Jefferson b. Foard. st. Georges
Hundred, George NJ. ID Hart, Appuquini.
niuk Hundred and A. W. Webster. Black.
bird Hundred.
The payroll, amountin to $500 so was
ordered paid, The superintendonl's re-
port showed tho population OF tho aims.
house To be us follows: White inmates.
223; coloreu inmates, 40; toIal, 272.
There were seven deaths at the aims.
ho0sa during The month. They were as
follows: Thomas Hayden, SO; Edward
heck,3 Eilz4 Blney,ti0; Abner Edmonds,
81 Charles Chambers. months; William
y. Bali, So; Harry Marim. 80.
Trustee Conrad ksileher reported TINS
the house would lie wired In ten days, and
j.. X. Cochran submitted the CONTRACT.
which was satisfactory To the ttustses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

Venus and the new moon made a pleas
Ing picture III the southwestern sky dur
ing the hour between six and seven
O'Clock last evening. Ine two day old
Crescent sailed along In sea OF fire like
o sllvery coronel. right side up; ami six
degrees below, blazed the evening star.
soon nIter six the pearl changed to pink
ard then to rose.
Venus will gro W brighter and brighter
until August 18th and will cease to he
evening star on September TO-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

1t Any OF our readers wish TIA gaze upon
. good job Of copper work let them wuliJ
out To No, sehaol. Eighth aHti W0liaston
streets. The copper cDrnteea and pilInrs
in front of the school are samples OF work
turBed out BY tine hands of skilled
artisans. Our attention wac ealed to tho
job by MIR. Isaac bullock who nearly
went into faptufs5 over It, Tho work "a
certainly credit to the lirm who recsfv.
60 the contract and should be zig card
for them
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

The Wilmington City Railway Company
will issue new stock at par value being
80 per Share, eight dollars being paid In
and two dollnrs TO be paid on II. Ihs
company Will put 1t out atloting the Right
20 subscribe Tor one share oi new stock
for every five shares now hold nv them
4he stock is now being sold at nc par
share.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

kRaNH-0n February 18th. 1895. Chrsiiana
hrnnz aged Is years.
EcntiN esHnd irie d are invlt, d to at end
thr funeral al the re Iau zee Of J. ~ i,rnnA
NuiGOl ItncotH street Gu Thursday feNruaI y
@th Nee At tue rulIs9 ut IL o lock. tnIer-
Pa.
BUItl.lS~stn this city. ON February u. Mary
AZ widow OF francs ltur!in, aged ~ years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

Millylle, N. j., Feb. 24.-At the Flrst
Presbyterian Church, the most fashionable
In lie city, there was scene this morning
which oausad u lntter. hsY. a. Il. ketgwln
tile new pastor, preached his second ser.
mon, aid at Its conclusion outlined Ills
plans for pastoral work Ito said he In
tended to Visit the members system atical-
~ aud sent several memuais among the
congregation witt pads to secure tle ad.
dresses OF his liook.
Nhile they were doing this. John Chest
nut. u deyout member, sliRnly eccentric,
srose ami said to the pastor. that II he
would visit the poor as we'll az the rioE
lie would ret new precedent. 'Especis
ally Tie farmera.o he sad. They are
looked upon as poor and ignorant. but IL
n preacher Visits them he Is we'll fed and
ge s plenty of chicKen, which is good
enough FOR preachers"
Chestnups snort speech eIscrlied the
large congregation. hut the clergyman
WIN eqHal TO the ocasion and after thunk-
ing Chestnut Tor his suggestion CLOSED
tte service,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

> Building Inspector Dohl wac awakened
from his sleep about O'Clock thus MON.
Ing by loud noises ia4uiuK from the kifci,.
on re ARMED himself and went down
siAlfs 70 tackle The burgi are. There wsra
none there, however Ihe piasterIHg oil
, Tue ceiling was failing down. lie will ia.
sue permit for repairs, %
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

Some time on Monday night thieves en-.
terei the butcher shop OF Mr.. Mooney on
King street above Eighth and supplied
themselves with provisions to last an or.
binary family long while. HAMS saus.
aga sample and slrloiu steaks made up
the articles. few nights before the store
was also robbed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

Grand opening entertainment OF Kings.
Wood Auditorium next Wednesday even :
Ing. Tho same tuisnt that was with
Wesley Church Feb. ~ and drew crowd.
ed house. Ihe pubic Will see hand.
some Auditorium the WORK done (large.
ly) AZ night and gratis. Admission 10
guutR iieII, ;ha wnrtnv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

Druggists will tell you that Jobnson,1
Magnetic OIL always gives saiIsfacti on
and Is the cheapest sl.0O size 5Octs.,
scot. SIR 70 cts.
I. lmhtorth. "a and MARKET streets.
and Millets Drug store. iD9 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

A well known saloon kooDer on the east
sIde oil town was arrested last evening
Tor carrying on gambling. Ha was held
In $1,000 bail and win have hearing to.
morrow morning In the Municipal Court,
Two others who arc connected with him
are still AT large.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

Frank Duffy, who was kill cd In the gas
explosion in the laboratory of smith,
Kline, French and COMPANY Philadelphia
yesterday was half brother Of Joseph
Duly, the veteran letter car rier of this
city. He leaves wife and nina children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

MS new moon now coming up will be
totally eGlipseu On March 10. The ecliose.
D-glnhlhH Its totally at 0 hours 81 min
ntes aud ending at IL hours n minutes
Eastern time VIII be visible throughout
North America.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

An effort Is being made by tho young
men OF TINS city to form an Electrl cal
ciup Tor line mutual advancement and
wsiihre Of those that are taking an intores {
IN electrical work. Already quite a number
OF pnrsons have slgniiiad their intentions
OF lolhihy such cub ami we have no
doubt but it will be u su ccess.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

Tho Indies o. the Lower Brandywin G
Presbyterian Church will give an Oyster
supper OH Wednesday, evening the Skin
OF March. he friends OF the church are
an cordially Invited. Tickets litty csnts.
The proceeds are FOR tile benefit OF the
church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

Odessa, Feb. 81. THE handsome Is year
old daughter OF Frank Pennington a
leading farmer of this section is lying ut
her paront'a residence very III. She was
taken nbont n week ago with an attack of
appendicitis. DR.. Carrow e In attendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-27

Nh Error II see In tho Morning. 4eEs
81 to-day an article stating that the
Mayor Of Wilmington is eligible for 10.
siectton. Sueh being the case how can
fhe REPGBlICANs do better than reno mi.
bate tho present Mayor. DR.. Snorthdge,
The interests OF Wilmington were Ger.
fhinly neyor In better hands Ii norai.
MA ed he would not only poll tho full lie.
publican vote, but hundreds OF Dnmo.
-erats. INprpFSDgSr,