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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

First Prasbvtarian Church Marhet street
below 10th ltev. j. II. Milligan, pastor. Sum
day service 1910 II. IN. and 7.31 j. IN. 10 IN
brotherhood of Andrew and Philip. Sunday
School y. IN. a30 D. IN Junior Endeavor So.
ie ty. $50 D. m. Christian Endeavor society.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church corner
of Dnlnware avcnue ami Wost s,roa, nantor
Hey. VIM. a. waliing. Preachl my 10 30 a IN
and 20 p IN. Morning subject. "How Can
the Walls of Zion be Built Up" p. m.
Biblo school, PRAYER meeting at O. 90 n IN
a at tneahesuay ESQ Chureh open every
eNohihg'
Elliott Avenue Mission OF the Delaware
Avenue baptist Church, Elliott Avenue aud
Washington street. Preaching 10 i0a IN and
80 p, M ny tue hev. u. WilliamA SUNDAY
s =. y en $40 u H. prayer neetlng THURSDAY
,'oV.
Tho North baptist Church, Lincoln street
y ~ nteiawate ave rev y Merrill pastor.
I ~ s, u. Wy ~ y ~ anu % III py nov.
S,,r,, Sa.es ~, "a S ~ eSininhry SUNDAY
: N y ~ W W nau ~ hi' HIuyer iheetihS at
~ u "'uuesuaJ.
Eighth Street baptist Church. Rev. H. G.
Jones. pastor. Pteaching 10 30 a IN aud 80
III ~ hey, ). u, Plenty and m by hev.
9peheer' SUNNY schooi y p m
salem baptist Church, 18th and Market s Is
lev. Frank scott pastor. Preaching 1880 q
IN y and $50 IN Sunday School at D IN.
prayer meeting 0 30 IN LORDS Supper at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

n, So Johns Q. N. f Church. No. 2oox West
III 1 sa NJ hey; W. T. Dixon pastor. Preach.
night. 'osu"y ~
Union A. NJ. E. Church. French street
az np9 9S 18th, hey VIM. II. Guy. pastor. At
school at $50 nj Yohn isaf PeopIes surrey
prayer meeting at 30 p M.
MooTe,s A NJ. E. Chapel McDowellviile
IN and 20 m. Sunday school = 80 p m.
shor,er's A, n. E. Chapel East wilmI ngton
MeS. ). II: Young. pastor. Preachins at
Preaching AZ m by Rev n 1 nadm ana nj
Lordf supper; Preaching 50 p m by pastor
E Er,ssv on Wednesday and prayer msoiinF
singing school Thursday nights
Brandywine A. NJ E. Mission. 18th and
sm ardes streets streets Rev. j. II Young pastor.
preaching Mt 1880 and 7.3o.
Peter Spencer's Mission. on the Canseway,
! heN. X salisbury pastor. Preaching 10 20 a
IN aud % IN. Sunday school : 80 m.
Second NJ. L. Church. Fifth Ave. ana An.
echorage street kev. G. A. Norris, pastor,
PrtachinR 1880 a m. and 7.d5 p. IN. sunday
s sin ?, IN. Christian Endeavor go p. NJ.
ing on Thursday evening.
Madeley NJ. L. Church, Cor. clavmont and
~ sireeIs Class at a m. Preaching 10. 81 a M
oyd h S, j. T. 3. Hannn and ~ IN preaching
meeting 10 pm Epworth League service I
pm.
Ezion N. f. Church. corner 9th and French ,
streets Y III. Webb. pastor. Preaching 10 80
a IA ana ~ p IN 10 y III Sunday scnooL Love
east q IN Epworth League . 10 M Rev
| j. IL waters Will preach ut night.
Mt. Joy NJ. T., Church. Townsend street
MAR Is. J. II. thurman. pastor. General class
a. g. m. Preaching 1890 u. III. and 80 D M
Sunday school 9 p m, ~
Plymouth A. NJ. L. Zion Church. Walnut
| street below Ninth, Rey. j. II, Mcpherson.
pastor Preaching II IN by Simon GUY. an
| IN Sunday school Preaching Z u m by the
| pastor, Subject. "Ihe Bride and tho Lambs
Nire.'
| Nt. Olives U. 4. NJ. L. Mission No. 4O6 Soutb
mnfket street. Causeway. l.. W. DeShields
pastor. Preaching % y IN. Sunday school
sp
| MI. Enon Baptist Mission West 2d IT. near
washington street. hev. William II. Holiday
' pastor. Preaching 10 30 III and 90 by Rev
/ j Hamnes- sunday school p III.
Jones' A. ii. L. Zion Church, 18th md
| DUPONT streets Rev j Spencer pastor Al
~ ~ m and 30 p mpretchnv. Sunday
| school at III Christian Endeayor y m
| Haven NJ. e. Church. srd and Dupont
| streets. Rev. J. X. BrinkIey. pastor. Preach :
my 10 30 q m by Rev J X Waters and 10 D m
by pastor. Sunday school IS p III Preach.
| Ing p IN by Rev. W. U. jackson. Glass a IN
prayer meeting p m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

Judge Grub sat In Orphans Court this
morning. and the most important matter
of business was q decree upon the petition
oil Ada Howett. widow OF George j. Penn.
herton, to hive dover assigned her out of
the estate OF her late husband. The court
decided that he was not seized with such
estate as would establish her right to a
dover, hence the dismissal OF tho petit.
tlon.
Nathaniel Davis appeared for Mrs. How.
EFT and Meesrs. Whlteman and Evans for
the estate.
j. Frank Ball made return In partition
OF the sale OF the property of Rose Ziegler
which was approved aud confirmed. The
purchaser entered Into recoRnlzance.
Mary A. Mcdonnell, upon petition by
William M.Byrne was appointed guardian
of Patrick, Maggie and Jennie Mcdonald
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

than rundown" nerveless condition.
Paine's celery compound increases the
appetite by giving healthy tone to the
stomach; 1t makes sure that the entire
nervous system gets completely nourished.
1t regulates the bowels and the kidneys
and encourages them to get rid Of harmful
and poisonous matter that the sluggish
system has allowed to lodge In the blood.
thus causing rheumatism and kindred dis
orders.
You cannot cure rheumatism by outward
applications. The disease is due to inter-
nal disorder and must be constitutionally
attacked and got rid OF. Paine's celery
compound has done for thousands of other
people exactly what 1t did for Mr.. Lewis.
They we're suffering as he was, and the
compound has made them well.
The warmest praises of Paine's celery
compound are from men and women of
high character and keen intelligence. They
know they are doing a work of humanity
and mercy In commencing to all persons
out of health this certain and speedy
means Of getting strong and well.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

large assem- blage OF neighbora ontt,or-
ed TO pay their respaets TO the body OF
Or. Geo. W. Doughman. at his Iats resi-
d u,a1 on last Monday. All the physi-
Ed.Cranston's corner store has been I'm.
proved by coat OF paint.
Whooping cough 10 making the children
IN this vicinity more noisy than usual, and
this was unnecessary.
The Tanning boys made their sisters a
present OF handsome plano. Such
brothers are worth having and they are
ALSO good boys to have In the comm unity.
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Williams have o.
cuped their new home on Newark avenue.
Mrs. Tom McCullen and daughter are
now members OF David Ecoffs family.
, ION Mscullen 10 working on the
Miss Eastburn OF Wilmington has baen
making visit to her sister Mrs. JEFF
Miss Emerson and Miss Ruth OF VIII
mlngton attended the reception at the
house oil Harry Williams on Wednesday
Mr.. John W. Brlnshurst has Just re-
turned from visit TO the Atlanta Exposi.
Mr.. Geo Brown. OF RolandvIIIe. has
moved Into the honse vacated by George
Guest. He takes position OF roller In
the Iron mill.
Rev. John II. Hanna, OF Wilmington,
VIII give views In the gtereoptioon In tho
Newport III. L. Church on the evening OF
November 81 for the benefit Of the church.
Miss Grace Bouce. of Wilmington. is the
new Clerk at Buffers store.
EcoiI Will now have to follow suit and
get Handsome lady clerk
Mrs. Hazeltine enlivened the services at
some excellent muplc. This lady retains q
warm place In the affections OF the Mar
shallton people.
Mrs. Brlggs has beon again quite sick.
her many friends hope for her speedy
return to health.
Burgess oyster rarlors have jumped at
single bound into popularity. And no
wonder Such oysters are enough to
mako an anchorlte smile with Joy.
Roadmaster Myers. better known as
Sid. has been making some excellent re-
pairs to the public roads through Mar.
shnllton.
There is rumor that the band is to oc.
cupy the upper story OF Leaning Tower.
near Cranston's store. and recently vacated
by Jacob Falco.
The genial countenance OF Will Nc.
cullen was aeon on our streets last week.
He lie always welcome home.
Newton Chambers talks OF removing his
famlly to Wilmington. He'd better recon-
slider this notion.
Some needed improvements have been
made at the bridge across Red CLAY creek
but the electric light ought to be added.
wonder IL Mr. B.inghurst couldn't be in.
duced to tako generous tumble and
stretch his wire there?
The vacant houses In this village are
now nearly all occupied.
The firm OF Kennedy Il Reed are turn.
ihg out some excellent Wagons.
Jackson Iimms took flying trip over
from Now Castle on Friday afternoon.
The Delaware avenue people talk OF
putting down all asphalt pavement on
that high road.
Miss Flora Tanning Is visiting at Harry
Willlams.
The temperance people are actively
protesting against that contemplated
hotel here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

Mr.. Charles D. Lewis is more Familiarity
known to the thousands whose life he has
cheered as M. Quad. 1t must be more than
a score of years since the country was
laughing over the sayings of his honor and
Bijah, chronicled by MIR. Lewis TO the De-
troit Free Press. From that time until
now NJ. Quad has delighted the public with
unnumbered quaint sketches OF character,
overlooking with humor that appealed to
readers all the more strongly because they
recognized the fidelity to life under the
fun.
Among Mr.. Lewis's recent creations the
Bowsers, Brother Gardiner Mrs. Gallup's
Tribulatlons. Postum Sketches. and the
Arizona Kicker are destined to long life
Mr.. Lewis's admirers will be surprised to
learn that, like Walter Scott. Mark Twain
and other highly-gifted authors. he has
produced work of rare quality while tor
mented by pain.
Mr.. Lewis suffered intensely from rheu-
matism ut made my days and nights
miserable" he says, land, of course. the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16
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CROSBY
& ! HILL.
Extraordinary Bargains
WOMEN'S COATS
Win be offered To-day.
10 All. Wool Melton Jackets,
silkiined, right shape, a very
smart and attractive garment,
s5 each; this price for today
only. 9 Coney Capes, 80 iu-
ches long, full sweep, $6.95
each; for to-day only. About
half price. A large new Inc of
the choicest and newest things
in Boucle Jackets at 50 to So
under regular price.
CUT PRICES
Mems and Women's Underwear.
The best value in the city.

i he best value IN the city.
Special Bargains in Handker.
chiefs. Great value. Almost
giving them away.
Ask to see our great UNI
brella drive at Csc. The best
value in the world, we think.
Ask to see those wonderful
imported Collars at l5c each
instead of SOC.
Have you a pair of Kid
Gloves to buy today II so
try our celebrated Foster Kids,
acknowledged to be the best in
the market. A large stock of
Hook and Button Kids to SO.
lect from at any price to suit
you. -M..-..
600 bleached Doylies, lG in.
ches square, &c instead OF 10c.
Don't you want some of theml
Nowhere can you get more
for your money than at our
counters. No wonder we are
very busy. Our low prices and
the excellence of our goods tell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

The formal opening of the Second An.
the Auditorium, on Thursday evening,
Nov. 2Sth, promises to be both social
and artistic triumph, Every one remem-
bere the beautiful aud popular Food Ex.
position OF last year. Thousands attend.
ed listened to the cooking demoustra.
tlone the many varltiss OF cooked foods,
and carried horae sample packages.
II was not only popular with the elite,
but II was fully as we'll patronlzed by the
middle claases and all were made heartily
welcome by the representatives of the
management has wisely extended the
scope OF the Exposition and has taken In
industrial ilrms and are doing everything
In their power to make the exposition y
complete success.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

It has boon reported on the streets this
morning that the Board of Health will
close up the public schools Nos. and
should take place the parents OF the
scholars would Ito doubt make II very
uncom Portable for somebody In author.
ity. Inc teacher who had made the com.
plant should be- removed from the school
and placed where the surroundinzs are
more congenial to her fastidious taste. A
hint is worth something sometimes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

Last evening at the West End Reading
Room the election Of n captain and mana.
ger for the basket bull team took place.
Austin Ellison was elected captain and
Churles thinner man as manager. al the
mombers Of lust season's team and any
who would like to be candidates for the
team are requested to be present Tuesday
evening us the team will line up for prac-
tico. Thn evenings selected for practice
were Tuesdays, thursdays and Fridays.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16
Eninu Ynli

Charles Tenwseges, OF this city. under.
went an operation for tlstula at the Uni-
veralty OF Pennsylvonla q few days ago,
lie had been sick for several months. but
Ia now In q fair way to rec over his healthl
j. Smith Brennan. No, $40 West Sixth
street. who has baeh suffering from a so.
we're attack OF typhoid. is slowly conya.
lesclng and hopes To be about In short
tlma
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

Up TO date in etylo and flnieh and have
leather Tor basis don't have to he sold at
less than cost, It's the cheap job.lot paper
and paste sort that are always at half
price or below cost. We don't deal In that
kind of trash II we know II; we sell good
shoes from good makers aud We sell them
cheap. You can pin your faith on our
stock OF shoes. leather from heel to toe
and prices you can't duplicate for small.
ness. Keep us In mind for your next shoe
wants; there ia money saved for you in
the thinking. and the best ahoas IN the
market besides. Forlnnn's. No. 10 East
Fourth street. between Market and King
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

Amanda Smith. the returned colored
missionary. was visited by Stansbury
Murray. r..and n large number of friends
yesterday. Mr.. Murray found her almost
tho same woman she was 90 years ago.
She talked of her work 10 Afrlca. Eng
land, Scotland and india which proved
Interesting. She IL now interested In the
establishing OF homo for colOred or.
phanR In ChIcaRo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

Peter o'Neil. O farmer. living near CLAY /.
ton, was visited by two buneo men posing
as agents. who invelgied him into a game
Of poker. He first drew &200 from q bapk
In Smyrna. and then wont into the game.
lie won $1,000 In a short time, but in the
course of playing 0Neli's s2o0 passed to
the other men. O'Nell, elated with his
success. went back 20 Smyrna to back hls
winnings and there learned to his Sorrow
that the IN oney was counterfeit aud that
he had been swlndled out OF his 5000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

The steamboats, Sylvan Glen and Sylvan
Jones Company today. Both vessels will
be newly coppered and canvassed. The
Glen will have new stern. dead wood and
new deck forward and the Dell will receive
a new boiler and have her machinery over.
hauled. Both vessels will be painted
and after the work Il com-
pleted will remain until spring.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

Bishop Coleman asks tho Episcopal
clergymen OF this diocese to observe in
some way Temperance Sunday" The nth
inst. or some other Sunday noar that
time. especially by preaching TO their
people oil tho gigantic evils OF drunke Il .
ness. tie great danger OF liquor saloons,
and the necessity of Christian people set,
ling themselves the more diligently to
the urgently needed work OF reform In
this most important and far reaching
KanLtar
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

II Is reported this morning that several
gentlemen connected with large indus
trial interest. are visiting New Castle this
Saturday morning for the purpose OF
looking around for n suitable site for the
erection OF q large factory. We hope that
propose industry II not send them over
to Wilmington and our progressive citI.
zels will try and SEQ what they can do
with Ihnnn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

Today lie Saturday and the last day
wherein you will have a chance to obtain "a
10 20 cray ON PORTRAIT OF yourself free,
handsomely framed. Be sure and visit
Cummings, the we'll known photographer.
Of 303' Market stroet. and see those sl.00
Urayons. II you call tLis evening bet wpsn
the hours OF :. 10 and . you will have an
opportunity tor gister youc nam". and II
you happen To be tho lucky person II
beautiful 10 20 cruyon OF Yourself haud
eomeiy fran Ell will be given you.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16
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NEW oAsrLE, November 10.
A Jury OF liquidation Will DO summoned
by Sheriff Glllls to decide upon the eondl.
lion Of q oolored name mind who is now
In jail. His name Is Duokery and no re.
aides ut Newark. He 10 80 yenrs OF aQe
and has been confined In IN asylum for
some tine.
1t IL understood that the old man 10
computed to be worth about $4,000 He
says that hls children only want him out
OF tho road TO get bis money. They. on
the other hand. claim that no creates con.
adorable disorder ut night and that his
mind 10 deranged.
James Boyle lost the use OF his speech
Yesterday by a stfoiie OF paralysis While
oonversing with another man In Dobbins.
vile whore he was selling oysters, his
face began to twltoh and the other man on
asking what lie the matter with you was
alarmed TO find that Boyle could not talk.
Dr. Kuntz is In attendance.
The local lodges OF the A. +. A. 81. are
getting ready to assist In tho celebration
OF the twenty-seventh anniversary of
Union A.. III. IL. Church, which will beRih
on November "a and continue until Do.
Gem bar 8, f
John 4. stoops is supplying the jail
with coal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

William simmons. George Gray and
William Il. Clerk. referees In the casa OF
tho Gutta Pereha ant Rubber Manufact ur.
ing Company We. tho Reliance Company
yesterday afternoon gave judgment for
the hose company for zi6350 The Fire
Company refused to LAY tho bill because.
OF alleged i'm pertectnsss. Henry G Con.
rad appeared for the plaintiff and William
Lyman for the deTenuants
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

Allen Smith former member OF the
Board OF Education said: wac invited to
60 out with several other gentlemen to
Inspect the out houses of schools Nos. 3
and 1. Wo made thorough inspection of
the same and can say for myself that We
found them as clean and free from Emell
as any other closets In the city. That he
considered them In good sanitary cundi-
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

j., W. Stidhum & Sons last night sold
for tho Adams Express Company largo
NUMBER of unclaimed packages. A big
crowd was present and cav tho people
purchaeink packages without knowing
what was In them. But they found out
afterwards. Some contained patent medi.
elmo advertisements shoes, clothing. books
and other goods. In most instances worth
lees than given FOR them,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

Samuel Harkins OF Newport had his leg
broken In an unusual way yesterday
afternoon. With rope he went into a
field and caught COW. The rope was
put about the cows horna but she was too
slow for Mr.. Harklns. He jerked the rope
and the madde1ed COW was then too fast
for him. as she ran across the field aud
threw Harklns down with the above re.
suit. He Is now at the Delaware Hospl.
tai
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

The supper given by the Women Work !.
ers of Harrison Street III. E. Churdh. on
Thursday evening, was a complste sue
cess. financially and socially. Notwlth.
standing the stormy weather, they had
a large number present. There was an
abundance of good things. and plenty
left over. The basement was lighted by
electric lights and handsomely dscorat-
ed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

at a meeting OF the official board OF Har.
rlson Street NJ. E. Church. held on FRI
day evening. ut which 81 persons were
present. Rev. +. 3. Short, was extended
unanimous invitation to serve as pastor
for fifth year. He was notified, and ao.
cepted the Invitation provided the bishop.
at the next conference. would have him
returned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

The W. c. L U. yesterday afternoon ar.
ranged for Temperance Day exarci4es
Sunday November "a. a union meNtlng
In one OF tho city churches will be held.
The day Ia observed annually throughout
4 the country. u was usclleu 10 mold n
ohildren's jubilee some time in the nenr
future anu plans for u week OF prayer
were Also discussed. The mombars hopo
TO get Joha L. Wiley to speak tue carly
mart Of ueyt wear
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

l. W. Dsshleids was taken very III with
oramrs yesterday while he was In school.
He managed to reach Mr.. II. K. Watson's
drug store Eighth and Market streets.
They gave him several doses OF medicine.
but mono did him any good. So they teie.
phonod for a cab to take him home, lie
ts little better today aud expects 10 cross
The Susquehnuun river,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

DowNEY-on Nov. Is 1895. Elinor Arm
strong. infant daughter of Win. J. and
Sarah T. powney.
BlRSlE-On November H. 1895 Robert W.
Birnie aged o. years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence, No, 40!
West Second street. on Monday. the 18th inst,
al O'CLOCK. lntermeht at Wilmington aad
Drandywlne Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

Rev. William DICKENS Lewis, father of
Rev. w. i. Lewis. OF this city, died yes
terday ut Shrewsbury. England. Rev.
MIR. LOWS sailed Tor England today aud
may uopldo to remain with his mother
there. His father was Iotnstsr Of the
Presbyterian Church and fellow oil
Morton College, Oxford
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

The Mt. Salon Auxiliary OF Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society will hold Its
anniversary In Mt Salem III. L. Church on
Sunday morning. Nov. IL, at 80 O'Clock.
Mrs. w. L. Tomklnson will be present
and address the meeting. There will also
be letter read from Miles, Hart OF Baroda.
India, In whom the society lie directly In.
tareaLau
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

Marshal Lannan returned hom, from
Lewes last night, where hs won't with q
rGda. The steam ship was not seen. nor
did the marshal know whers she was until
he arrived home. Two Spanish detectives
were In this city all day but accomplished
nothinR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

Chas. ]. II. beckett. EBd West Sixth
street has this week received three hun
dfed pounds Ut snappets. Call III and Try
plnte oil his famous snapper coup; il
cannot be surp assed IN this OF any other
nlIY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

GRAVES-KE RSEY-At the Unioa NJ. r.
Parsonage on Wednesday afternoon Nov.
18TH. by the Rev. John ID. G. llama, Mr.
Lewis j. Graves and Miss Maggie kersey
both OF New Castle Co.. Del.
FOsTER-EwlNG-Atl 1915 West Sd street on
Thursday evening at O'Clock, by Rev r.
u, Short. Frank II. Foster and Amy c. Ew.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

Auctloneer Stldham conducted another
suceessfu sale OF COWS OIL the Passmoro
Farm on Friday. DEF pito the inUlemeat
weuther the attendance was large and tho
bidding BRISK One bull sclI for s3l. 30
and she highest price gotten for u COW was
Sc. The tweHty.seSeu sod ayefag sl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-16

The Edge Moor Bridge Works has won
Its suit against Delaware county. Pa. The
Jury Yesterday gave them verdict OF
$3.50. Tie defense OF The county was that
the mmissioners had not. as a body,
ordered the plans and specifications for
the bridge.