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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-18

For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey: Fair; southerly winds. For District
Of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.
Fair; warmer; southerly winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-18
n. n. wler. run ana KING s,ros,.,

Is thu place. You can do better Mt wiors
than you can IN any other place. aud you'll
get nothing but nrst class goods. New seed
less cherries. red and black mixed, ~ cents
pound; these are very f1ne. Fancy new
layer figs, as iine us yon ever saw, IL cents a
pound. New California penehea poun 5
for 70 cents, these peaches are white and soft
and the arc bargain. Have you seen the
prunes VIC sell for cents a ponndY They are
well worth the money. our aprlcots :
pounds for IS cents, Is way dow price. Do
you vast nreseryesf You can get them
from US; kinds 10 CENTS pound, oxford
sugar corn 10 ceniE can you nil know what
this corn isi We have good corn We sell for
CENTS CAM better thsn you think hy the
price. We sell cans OF Iipia beans for %
cents: they re good, too. Have you had any
OF our Graham crackers. 10 cents q ponnda
They arc the best in this city. Do you buy
cracker dust from usi We have the best;
cents a paekage. First eiisa milk lunch
crackers scents pound. Have you tried tie
Boston ginger snaps cents pound; this 10
. new cake aud us good. Our Vanilla wit
fers and cocoanpt waters for 10 cents pound
are the best cakes In tus city. All our cakes
are good. Good butter and fresh eggs at T
d. WiEh Fifth and u ing atreetA di3-6ls
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-18
BECKETT'S

New Restaurant and Lunch Cafe. Nos 9 ana
Nest 6th street. Open daily from .. IN.
I'LL 2a.m, Oysters by piat. quart, or hun.
dFed Delivered to all parts OF the city.
as
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-18
IN PHILADELPHIA,
Serious Results Of the Great Street
Gar Strike. -
TRAFFIC ENTIRELY SUSPENDED.
Strike sympathIzers Wreck Cars and As
saait tho Mon who Tried TO hun Them.
Strikers Themselves Took No Part in the
Dssorderly Demonstration.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1s.--It has been
many years since this community wit
messed the sights 1t did yesterday along
Chestnut and Eighth streets. The former,
from Eighth to Broad, and the latter,
from Arch to Chestnut streets. were prac-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-18

CHEWING MAGHINEs-o'Do Donald, Mo. IL q
y sth street. lends them ull In low prlcei
Brand new $50 machinos reduced 10 Si6 si3
and SO. AL makes 10 select from. Singer
Wheeler and Wilson. New Home. Domestic,
White and all other makes. Any machine
sent on Trial FREQ six months for Cash two
yearsOn tpAtailmentA Send postal.
J. ii. O'DoNALR
No IL e. 9Th st.
nl.l-lY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-18

iII'oR fsIlNT-No. 23itJeifcrson xsreot sevan
II rooms and bath. lteHt low to good
party Ihomqs 9atnalL No. ~ Market 81.
n31-st VS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-18

YYNDERcLo1HiNG FoK sALE-Good
~ we'll mnde understanding Tor men and
wcmeB can DO purchased daily ut cost oil The
material only. at line rooms OF tho Fernlo
benevolent Society, Associated Charities
building. SO Iatna.l street. AunR BRING
hurst, Chairman OF Sewing Committee.
n7-l5ta-.tw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-18

LaoH itENf.-A farm OF 81 ceres near the
IL city. minutes walk 10 trolley cars
large house and out.ulldlnRs. icnt low.
possession NJ onre. Apply mt iteai Estate
Department. the Eqnitithle Guarantee and
1rt ct Company. Ninih and Market streets.
ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-18

n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1esirinE pure drugs
6A- and cheuseals, or wishing their nre-
scrlpfions or private receipt carefully conn
pounded with pure materials. should 20 to
che drug store OF II. II. HttiNuHtIHST No
Az Market steet. Wilmington Del. tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-18

nhDEt your Christmas cakes of Morri.
~ sons liakinH Go. Pound cake u speeiai-
~. 9ia Shipl9y street. df-i5t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-18

OSi-ited lea hsf purse containing SiI.47
A-& IN going from Sr! and Church 10 Pine.
Mp Pine to 10th and out nth streets The
uhder viii he suitably rewarded. IL returned
10 this Office. iiH-afs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-18

lion SAIE-Honse No. 1895 West street.
+ IL This house has7 rooms and bath, front
porch, saloon parlor open atairs, Rewer cor
hecti0ns. with water closet ia bathroom.
and su miner kitchen and Is papered through
nut. Look at III Is house before buying. For
fnforinati0n, call ON u. Il. Downward. 500 W.
1eth street. d1a.St.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-12-18

IIaoR SAIE--l pRrior stove and bed room
II stove Tor sale at s8l 1atnail ptrect.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
moNDAy. ooTosEIt IA. ssss.
IIis,. water Today.
A usefu, Iiias.


Parents who feel an interest In the edu-
cation OF their children should make 1t q
point 10 become acquainted with their
teacher. By showing Ler that you menn
10 cooperate with her In the education OF
the little ones much better results may
be obtained. In other words advancement
In the different studles may be much
more rapid. The school should be fire.
quently visited. an acquaintance with the
teacher he cultivated and interest stimu-
lated. A word may do much good, as
evory ono Is pleased to have her work ap.
prsciatsd. and will unconsoiously labor
more earnestly to promote the advance
ment Of those under her care.
Above all, boys and girls should be
taught to respect their teachers and also
to comply with the rules so as to prevent
contention or q revengefui feeling, in
case OF punishment by keeping In after
school has been dismissed. During the
winter. night soon comes on. and where
che pupils serve the daily papers 1t is a
disappointment to many persons to detain
the pupils and some other form OF pun
ishment should he adopted IL possible to
prevent q repetition OF the oifsnse or to
insure better conduct In the future. The
teachers should take the hint and see 1t
some other method OF punishment cannot
be adopted with profit Lot all remem.
ber that words fifty spoken have been
llksned unto apples OF gold In pitchers
OF silyer.n
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Fert Washing.

Rev. Mr.. Hulb1rd, d. d. preached
sermon on christian service" containing
a thorough exposition of Feet Washing"
Of which DAILY REPUBLICAN reporter
took notes on sunday forenoon at 81.
Pauls Nj. E. Church.
st. John kill! AS: HE rlseth from sup.
per and laid aside his garments; and to ok
towel and girded himself.
After that He poureth water into basin
and began to wash the disciples feet and
TO wipe them with the towel Wherewith
He was glrded."
There need be no better proof of the
authenticity OF Johns Gospel than
that description OF scene which cannot
be Initiated. The Popes annual ceremony
is travesty OF 1t. Ii is not put here as
ceremony hui to illustrate principle.
The New Testament does not give a
specified mode or fern OF worship. II 10
the spirit that makes the worship. When
the life is crushed out OF the ceremony 1t
is not worship.
The highest person, He who Game
from God and goes to uod." performs
this lowest and most meniRl service for
his disciples. although He represented
plenttude OF power
The scene was oriental. Hot, dry oil
mate, burning Sun, flowing robes, sandals
of wood fastened to the soies OF unuov.
cred feet. 1t was the universal custom
and necessity that ths act be performed
by the servants OF the household Tor the
guests on tbeir arrival from Journey.
For their Lord and Master to perform IL
for them was Il rebuke to human pride
and practical example teaching to prac
tice humility and render all services to
each other In the Lords name.
The motive WIS love which made IL easy
1t was not their worthiness. 1t WAS a
characteristic of Chrlst's and Gods love
to mankind. The glory OF such loving
service and goodness Is the glory OF God.
| IL is not condensation Tor us to render
| Gods eervlce to humanity, A Christian
| honor comes from the Being he represents
in serving his fellow men.
1t showed the purpose as well as the
/ love OF God. IL showed a principle, or
law Of service for all Christians in al
ages on all approp oprlats occasions, regard.
less OF clan dlstlnctlonss 1t was not the
initiation of rite or ceremony.
The spirit In which an act Of SCI Vice Ia
done determines whether 1t is worship oi
God.
hall the present advent OF the churct
In administering TO the bodies OF man
kind In hospital and charitable instltu
tlons.
Men Judge our religion by the good /
does them. We are not servants 10
human rewards but for jesus sake. Oul
divine reward is according to the spirit il
which the good is done. There is desire
to unhAuuess these spirits OF ours AM
mako them mlnisterinR angels OF God
II la the lnsriration Of the text.
May God grant to you such rewards o
your service In more service and moft
salvation that your wallis will not be abl'
to contain the Joyoualy saved.
May He enable each Of you to say
Lord. here am l. send me-"
/ Special notice-Pastor Terry 10 expected
to conduct The prayer meeting next Frdul
evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
nnnriInr NnMn.

Hundreds vieited Corbett at his quar-
tere at San Antonio, Texas. yesterday.
L. Jasnogr odsky. the New York chess
expert. defeated III. NJ. Sterling, the
champion of Mexico. yesterday In the first
game Of chess match of five games up
at the Manhattan Chess Club In u queens
pawn opening, after 62 movas. The sec.
ond game will be played tomorrow.
According to cable dispatch the crew
OF Thames oarsmen who will participate
in the International four.Oared race at
Austin, Tex, next month left South.
amrton, yesterday on the steam ship New
York. They bring with them four boats.
Wag Harding Is negotiating to como over
and row Jake Gaudaur.
Parties who have seen Corbatt train say
Fitzslmm ons' ply sical condition Ia far
superior to that OF tho champion.
Kid MeCoy sent a challenge to the Po-
lice Gazette Office yesterday to fight the
winner OF the Cresdon Craig match in
London. Mccoy leaves for England next
Wednesday.
At tho conclusion OF the fights at the
Empire Club Saturday night Ernst, Val.
entine. Critic and LaylRne. the principals
were arrested by Sheriff Don't and taken
TO Newtown.
1t Is reported from Denver that on Sat
urday w. w. Hamilton went against tho
worlds record for an unpuced mile aud
cut OF seven seconds. The time, w 2 ;,
is official.
Harvard and Yale will not meet again
Tor two years.
There viii be several good trottnR
events at nare's corner track on Thurs
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
PHILAOELPtifA. wa MiN0ToM q
RALrlMoRE RAILROAD.

RALrlMoRE RAiLRoAD.
lNEFFRCr MAY M 1894
Trains VIII leave Wilmington a. follows.
"a So1 "a phiIsssPssa g Pa tsssrsss = 4
"a; aesJ$msasiISsa. s;5S s;ss aISs aSr and AZ r.
Il s., .ss tsi sSs:s;i sss III Ss sii i Y IN
a @ceoSodstiOn. On s In. soS sSs @ & Pos 10 Il i /,
EoS Ss%l Y y So,S, NJ isz Pr ats S Ss ss Nv V
t;E sis s,ss: s III q : sis Y ana ma ,S:A = r. ~
For the south--southern Railway M.
press, IA p. m. sleepers to Memphis and
For west Chester. Vt. 1Amohin. sn =
Fos Nsysrk csntss ana ,p,srmsd,at.
ststioE;s; as,;so 5:ss ar Z; r. and sia p, d. :, 49,
sR' sos. s' sss & Rn.Ss III ssO 9s !. m and and
iS IS. :ss .ss J, ,e.;s%saa.. I. I station.
HssSs Pnilsss,phls SEoaa Street
ssi .tie Iii sds G s gS ai ss IT, a.S ~ Il iis IA
"a sSs sss ts 1 II "a gs 's IL. '':s Sd IA
SUNDAY TKAINe.
For. Pbuadsiphia lexpress). LS1. .s,sh ~
sSS sSS sSs sSs ss M ISi lSoS III Sos ana % ss IT, sos q
Acecpmodstion. {. sls = pa. nio' LA
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loes. liss q M: i& sSs 81. So IN and and
and sce .. m.
az s,pl Tsqss,s9 rs ssS Id 60 m ,ia In
For New York. i.57. a.5b. 40. 2. $50. s.4s.
s43, 1905, 1.45 a. m; La. 8.05, t06. b.04. $50
b.5s. go. 7e7. e.12, and 1895 D. m.
Fer HSst9n; sSs withsSt ,ssrn chang S p
press, IA p. M. sleepers % Memphis and
For West Chester. via I.amokin. SIS ..
bsitimors and washins.ea. Ass so,,
1912 J a; M; i2Ss, 122s; ., TO- SIS. ''c.cS. 7a
'Bai.i%Srs. IS ana "a In intermediate station.
y. gcsVs awe Pm PSilsde1phia. Broad street. for
Wilmington (expressl. $50. 7.2n. Ills. u.ss
a, m; l12, AZ, SOS. sS5. 74o ssS. Lilo,
asS. sS5i sSs ssS ssS sSSs S1S,siSJ SRI m.
ts H. 81. h.ass, ssa e. !. and ID, III IL Plsa 81 q.
fG HI Harrington RIM % and wsy & nj slation. ten n safs
Express for Cape Charles. Did Point
SUNDAY TRAINS.
EsT Cape cacssss cssrlss 81 q Pon PoG S nfa
and Nerfolk. l2.0l night - NJ
oming.. Felton. Harrington. Bridgeyilla
seaford. Laurel. and Delpoar. 120i night
ca Congressional limited Expf esa
trains composed entirety Of Pullman Yes.
tibuie, Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge.
cl Limited Express trains, composed OF
Pullman Vestibule Parlor Cars. vesubulo
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. Ne
extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
referred 70 the ticket agent at the station.
9. NJ. PROVOST. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Psss. Az.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
rRAINs LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
Schedule in oHeob
May ~. l59A

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE
NUE. DEPOT. EAST BOUND.
All fptfsii trains Illuminated with PintscA
II T. Soaiss aiss ressdazs s S 49, 49, sSs Ss
M Siaw W. YORK. 5 Il m sunaays., =. .'sG;. IN.
By II 4'sn g 4 M ss0s srWRNTY cS;sf NY GTH
fHiLAShitTHiiEissTN ANp ictTHiiEissTNtGT sTREETSl :. :,
Week-dRyg .so5 5SS 4 eiT; sO' 100 isI S
10. .l.5S. :sOS. s2a AS. '6,s2. $50. '7'S2' S2a
i Z E. E si ss3 is B @ IL IL. &C. &C. :sts 3
Az, .7;s2, saG, ~ ~ j; p;.rRr1 N; ETH AND
Week. days. .3.O5. 7.s0. $3.50. 'le.s6 a. m;
81 saindayes. a T. "'s.o5. .7.so. .ilss a. M; '7.sa
.icEEsrERs, wse.;1Sassys,, s. . :a9g, As; ssl: 5
is !iSs, :s,cs. AS. tt5 $3.50, $40. '7.s2
~ Sesh5SgfhR sunaays,, :: :ag5 ,o 81 as J.@ s@
Us; :5,sa. $40, ia, $40, i, u }: M so .
M. AthAEtiq la. i5s e5 .so5 p N. Sundays. .as
cAPh D. MAY. Week. days. '7.so cf.t =
M. Saturdays s-.s). >. 'S'os p M
Sundays '7aS Q; I'm m. ro,,n,,
sl20. 7.O2, 'S47, s1i.05 q. M; sl25S. '2.V1' soS
sa ssnGsys az !ls 4 sss e. 81 q M; .ia5s. .ao
sSs Ai%fnoRE ;iYs 4 SED iS5S W2T r. STATIONS.
= SE%AS .S 4 d g ss !s:s qh fis
go5 m .ss5 sssn4asgs; asg ;sG ~ .sts ss iS s g. M s'
'sls 2. m; Sundays. .sH 4. m; '6;3 P m
eHa}SefhNaS9 eHa}SefhNSff "a ana d g. i65Ig 6 5 sa u saisd any
''Sf SE& R N via Bristol and CHAT
s'ssfeSSatsH sIeSaHR[y Wv aeeS%MopATEIo7E. 2 Y 1oa
L&NpEkbSRa % ffs aS e. Y III
fqnSihSss fTR%iSSs sS9 sIEsvE z m ~ fMf5aRRKHr r r. STREET
Eor Hsw Yorki wesscSags sgsv. 'SaS P m n. "a
F9r fsh5oaasiPhss so s.s @eehnaass e M ssanSaSs diS
For Pittsbufg and Chicago. daily.
For t 7 Bait,more. week days. $50 a. MI =
Gr so iSs ana VIZ 3 M
Il? EEfyE 8 T., II R Rabn1rI1I1A, -, sTMEsgyg;
FOR WiLMiRGToN.. ~,
.Week-days, 80, g. lis. s.16, o:sos 1o- g.
!is s. $ ss. IL 70 sd. ip s5c. % &c. .iss s sss +
~ s$Pd:Y:, sRs - ; a.
Us. .s3s' .O.io and and ms p. m.. m. WV
AND MARKET sTREETsl :, a,
p. m. Sundays. ss;2O. '755 a. m; 727 p. IN.
Rates 70 Western points lower than via
e. o. sCULf.. General Passenger Agent
r. b. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
setrled Rx nInrrInrn.

The Chester authorities have 1een wan.-
Ing George Miller, colored. 1124 French
street, on the charge Of being untrue TO
his VOWS TO Mary L. Harris. Yesterday
he was arrested and when the giri and her
baby confronted him he repented and
agreed to make her his wife.
This morning In Chief Dolan's office In
the presence ofJudge Ball. Chief Dolan.
State Detectives, police officers. matrons
and reporters the ceremony took place.
The knot was lied by Rev. N. d. Temple
Of Bethel Church.
The ceremony was impressive and the
words of advice given by the clergyman
On the Importance of the matrimonial
etep taken and the performance of the
marriage VOWS brought dew drops TO the
eyes of those contemplating the step.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
PIenannt RnrsY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson gave Q very
nloe party at their resid eDce. Newport
Thursday evening, tho 10th. Games were
the order Of the evening. AIessrs James
and Geo. Hayes and Edward Frtsch favor
ed us with some very nice. select music
on the violin. eornet and piano. After
wards all proceeded to the dining room
where the table was groanlng under the
weight OF the good things OF life to which
all did ample justice. Afterwards the
party proceeded to their various homes.
very much pleased with their evenings
enjoyment and Wishing them many hap
py returns of the day.
Those present were: Misses Snellen'
bury, Carrie and BerCha Frisch of vii.
miDQton, Saille. Lizzie and Lettle Moore,
Sadie Vine. May Sillitoe. Lulu and Kntio
Thompson. Annie MoOalllster OF New
port, Miss Young of Phila. Messrs. Eddie
trisch. James and Geo. Hayes of VIII
mington. Geo. aud Bayard Leach OF Else.
mere, Sam Moore, Edward and Benjamin
SIIitoe. VIM. and Harry Thompson. Cal.
vim McCallister of Newport.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
IlymIenInI.

Wednesday evening, the nd inst.. Miss
Anna Watson Bryan, youngest daughter
OF Rec. James Z. Bryan. Of the Whining.
ton Conference. was united in marriage
with Mr.. S. Taylor Wilson. son OF Mr..
Thomas j. Wilson. O prosperous and
highly respected farmer of Ueoll county.
Md.
The ceremony was perior In the
parsonage homo OF the bride by her
father with the assistance OF her bro ther.
in.law. Rev. f. p. Roberts of Odessu, Del.
The groom, like his bride, lie a meInbsr of
the NJ. L. Church, and now resldes In
Phlllpsburg. N. j.. wbers he is employed
as a civil engineer. and where the happy
couple Will make their home
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
EnIe nln Enrun.

Auctloneer Stidham sold the Finn farm
situated near Greenland. Christinna Hun
dred. on Thursday last to Howard Film
OF Newport for $50 per acre. subject to
mortgage OF $1,000. making the entire
amount triile over s94 per acre. Ae the
amount ia about Sl0.4i4. The farm Is one
OF the most productive In the Hundred.
and through going farmer could readily
make IL pay six per cent int crest. but a
poor one would very likely come out at
the little end of the horn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14

Rev. Thos. c Bernum. OF Phiadelph a,
Manager of Gospei Respera' Home, iei
the Christian HUliEeas meetings at Front
and Madison sIeet Misslon SundAy after.
noon and evening and preached OIL the Let
Psalm.
Yesterday forenoon the attendance at
the churches was much diminished by the
cole rain storm,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14

SEVERAL Of our representative cltlzans
have been requested to meet this evening
at the residence Of Mr.. Park Postios,
Delaware avenue and Jefferson street. to
hold a mass meeting for the purpose OF
sending a petition to Congress to rccoE.
Eize the Cuban patriots as belligerents.
The citizens of Wilmington are war IN
friends OF the do wn'trodden Cubans, and
areltaklng these methods of.showlng their
sympathy for them and their cause. I'll o
call for tho meeting has been slgued by
our business men, and without doubt will
We well attended
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Killed by CiGaretts.

PfrrsBuRa October l3.--Father Bigham,
OF 81. Budgets Roman Catholic Churc. .
declared from the pulpit this morning
that Bartholomew Toomey. aged a. had
died In commissions last Thursday, at his
fathers home. on Wick street. as q re-
anlt of cigarette smoking. The father
admits th 8 to be the caee and says he
hasa 12 year old SOP also addicted to the
habit aud that he has already had symp.
tons from the came cause,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
ANIn,n Ihici.

The editor OF the Chester Republican is
satisfied that the meanest thief In that
town is still at large, as his overcoat was
stolen from tho clothes line, III his yard.
few days ago. The lawn mower and the
baby coach weIa not disturbed though
theee articles were intrinsically more val.
liable, and at this season OF the year
would not have been so greatly missed.
The rascaliy thief deserves all hour In the
plllory and q few lashes on his bare buck
for his inhuman conduct.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14

THE motormen and conductors Of a
trolley road In Brooklyn have been offer.
cd reward for the cars on that road that
do not kill or main any one between now
and May 1st. 1906. This good move on
the part of the officials of trolley roads
and ehould be Initiated In Phlladelphll.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14

Iy the Eagles and other beneficial or
ders keep on there will be more generals
and brlaadier generals running around
than privates. Every other one you meet
is an officer OF high degree. Wilmington
is full OF colonies, captains and generals
who never saw powder burnt except In
celebrating the Fourth OF July.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
ncnih nj nn OLD Indy.

Mr.. L. S, Iruitt received dispatch on
Sunday from Milford announcing the
death OF his mother, Catherine 1tuitt.
Watson and was aged 94 yeare. Mr.
Iruitt LETT this city this morning on the
S.l3 train to be present at the funeral.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
a sui. For Eiectmcnt.

Helrs OF the late Levin Pepper of
Georgetow have. through their attorney
Il. q. White brought suit In ejecment to
recover their undivided rights OF the land
known Us DoRtown, now within the cor.
poTate limits OF Georgetown.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14

Tho Government apparently was unable
to get satisfactory bid In our city for
the hauling the Of U. s. malls. They
have given the contract to L. Parr. OF
Stnart Pa, who will enter on hls duties
this month. Plty there could not be found
D Whining touian to do tho hauling.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
Marriage nnd serenade g.

Frank ". Rust and Miss Ella Keys, both
OF Dover. were married at the reeidsno o
of tho BRIDES uncle. Mr., William Fisher,
on Wednesday evening, In the presence
of few Intimate friends of the young
couple and the little girls OF the brides
Sunday school class. Rev. DR.. Murray
performed the ceremony. and Miss
Emma Kinnamon played the wedding
march,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14
DIR. SIMMS
Vegetable Liver Pills.

Elegantly sugpr coatsi. No tast
In swallowing dfipsless. and no
sickening. Operate grandiy. and yss
you hardly know you take mediciae
The finest Liver, Kidney and Stomaoh
medicine known. VIII surely cure
Liver complaintA kidney diseases ana
Cures tired feelings. skin alfeotions,
headache, disziuess, atddy-head, &a.
Nice In every respset as real Liver
medicine and Family protection
against diseases. ESQ a box, Ia 0na
for si. Sold by druggists In cittss aud
country. Depot 6o6 King strest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-14

The Methodist Churches have had quite
an awakening in the PAST five weeks In
our olty. There has besn more interest
shown and larger meetings than for years
past. The good work is very encouraging
to tho pastors and elders.