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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-30
FOR SALE.


IF YOU WANT A HOME, BUY BEST
street lots. Investigate before you buy.
DR.. Knorr. Best street.
COW! COW! FINE FAMILY COW;
calf two days old. Joe Jordan, at Gull
martins stables.
BUSINESS FOR SALE. APPLY
Thatcher & Co., l22 Bryan street.
FOR SALE, MAHOGANY WARD
robe, tables, sofa, chairs, etc, antique
style, at auction Monday, 30th inst, 142
Congress, IL O'Clock. G. II. Dorsett.
FOR SALE. SMALL FARMS, THREE
miles from court house, enc mile from
ed; tracts of any size from one acre to
one hundred good land for truck farming
or for dairy farms; will exchange for city
property or Association Company Stock
c. H. Dorsett.
CYPRESS PILING AND SHINGLES;
black cypress piles at special prices in
quantities; cypress shingles reduced to
$l25 and S2.25 per thousand; boats can
load at the mills; carload lots a specially.
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty consult Robert H. Tatem, Real Es-
tate Dealer l29 York street. near Bull
street.
HAY AND PEA VINES-H A
wholesale, 671kc; retail, 75c per 100 pounds;
pea vines. with peas, 81 per 100. J. +.
Guilmartin & Co.'S Stables
UNREDEEMED WATCHES. JEWEL
Very cheap Arthur Deutseh, Pawn Brok.
er, Congress street. next to Solomons'
drug store.
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near Gordon, Z rooms, first class condi-
ton. w. Z. Guerard, $50 New Houston
street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-30

IF YOU WANT A HOME, BUY BEST
street lots. Investigate before you buy.
DR.. Knorr. Best street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-30

FOR RENT, RESIDENCE CORNER
Charlton and Barnard streets. John l.
Archer & Co, No. 6 Bull street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-30

=, WANTED, GOOD COOK. APPLY 166
PerrV street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-30

FOR RENT, 165 HABERSHANT
street, s rooms, splendid condition. 500 90
per month. w. T.. Guerard, $50 New
Houston street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-30

FOR RENT. FLORIDA HOUSE. 1Oi
BroUghton street, Is rooms; remodeled
painted and papered throughout; posses
sion Immediately. Apply Albert Wylly.
120 Bryan street
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, THE FOUR-STORY
brick house, 16S Liberty street: southern
sion Immediately. Apply Albert Willy.
120 Bryan street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-30

FOR RENT, RESIDENCE CORNER
Henry and Lincoln streets John
l.. Archer & Co. No. Bull street.
FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE
store, corner Broughton and Habersham
streets. Terms very reasonable. Inquire
next door.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-12

The Now York Herald calls on Congress
In great earnestness to authorizs q popu-
lar loan In sums Of so aud upwards Ia
order to enable. the government to meet
the demands upon It without another
sale OF bonds to tue New York bInters.
As the Democrats have largo minority
In Congress II Is singular that they do not
act In accordance with the Presidents
suggestion Their refusal shOws tn4t
they lack not only wisdom bat patriot
ism. We hope that the iepl pltclns Will
come to the Presidents aid and for tile
eouutry's sake help hlm out Of his dtli.
culties. The sustenlnce OF tho Couutry's
credit should not Ds IN .de party quss-
tion, as the promotion Of economy aad
good government should bs tho aim OF
every patriotic citizen.
We expect LITTLE or nothing from tho
Democrats as they arc certainty per.
verse set but we hope Tor tue best. and
trust the republicans Will aid in adyan.
cling every measure that will contribute
TO restore prosperity without regard TO
parts considerations. II tue Datno rats
arc stubborn or pix headed, tho Republic
cans can afford to be patriotic aud vote to
uphold our credit just ~ they did IN the
past unite to defend our flag and preserve
our government from destruction. Wa
have lost enough alreaIy 10y p0.naeratlr
herestes, and the less shyuId 10 checked
by every prnrtcaO.c m4aGs Iaat can rOs
slbly be adopted Ihnse who can rise
above partisan methods VIII commend
no irt.aa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-12
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1870.


In another column may DO found an ar.
ticle from the Smyrna Times. entitled
''Docs farming pay in DelawsreT' 1t will
DO seen that while prices of farm prod ucts
have greatly declined. the wnges of the
laborer has greatly advanced. Old FASH
toned farming, the growing Of wheat and
corn. will therefore barely pay. To make
the farm pay there must Do change OF
methods. Instead OF growing wheat and
corn, there must bs a resort to dairYlaS.
to poultry raising, the culture OF berries,
as we'll as appies peaches and pears. By
diversified products tho farm may be
made to pay, particularly whore the farm
ers sons and daughters ara willing to
work and thus savea portion OF the wages
usually paid for labor
A man can live as n!cely on fnrm
with email capital as he can by en-
gaging In any other pursuit lie is al
ways sure of n good living II Industrious
and economical and that Is more than
many mechanics and laborers have been
able to get under this Democratic admin.
istratlon. The farmers in our state In
a fair season, may yet manage to make a
fair profit and have the pleasure OF seeing
their broad acres improve In fertility as
the years go by. II all could live as their
great grandfatEers did there mgnt yet
be money made In farming. Their sons
did not have trotting horses and buggles,
nor learn to drink lemonade and snok g
high priced cigars. The truth Is too
many young m9n of the present day
wish TO ape the gentlem III, anu this can
not be done without loss OF time and
money.
LaOoreIs may he better paid than they
were score OF years ago, but 1t requires
the practice OF the strieLest economy for
any OF them to support family and
reside In comfortable house. The farm
ers mode OF living Is a paradise In con-
parlson. The farmer, however, who OK
poets to succeed must WORK, and 500 tina
his dependents also WORK. as Poor Rich
ard said a century ago, "ue TINT by tn
farm would thrive. must eth II hold the
pillow or drive Above all the lund ml4t
nlso be enriched, us II Is unwiss TO ex
peot poor land to produce good crol
without manure, as 1t is to expect a hor .
to work Without food or Ru engine t
make steam without fuel, Lot all wnil
living try and learu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-12
Du BLIC SALE

The subscriber residing near Porte"'s stn-
ton. Ieucader hundr Il, about 10 decline
1urmIn, "lIi offer NJ publc sale, on
TUESDAY. II BtUARY 10. 1875.
AT 10 O'clock n M.
Horses. No. l. Dixie, bay horse, l. years old.
by Hunes Fred.
No. : Juhn rorrel h rise. coming years oil.
by Hours, trc.t.
No. -. rIel darts hay horse, coming year.
oil, by Honest FRED.
M. 4. NnucS. b. ) mare. coming years old.
by HuntsI IIcd.
q. gu en-. uay mare, coming years old,
by homes Fted
NJ. T.. a mon. Sorrel mare.
No Z. blown horse. Nac.
Gucld vi numU.rai- OF mrlch cows, hull
cuniug ears ND. sod stock. A lot OF fly
mouth noe poultry.
Farming mt lemcnts-2 IumpScAt car inge .
with shafts Hnd Witt poe ntaF%et wn9o
upn ~ urw. road Wagon Ia good order, :
orse lurm wa on, OK cal tam AaNe. nurs'
car. grain III, tHrgC size loiler graft
tun, / corn sheiler. Champion hihdeE IA
! Ing .Hdulc. ! ia Upiun .t0wer hu" - 81
horse rake grain erHuIe, may it'd neatly 10"
a feet nv. set Of double Ii rness SEES OF
slugae harne :. torns, shove s. hoa'. pitN
E,.,rs harrow 3, CuttNu urs iron Age CUT
tator VITA cor" iuItIng attachment, pa 10
Stove 20 rRids OF new tag carp beast al
anu wash ,iuuds. and many other articles moi
IN at uncd.
Ierms. All SUMS so aud uud r cash owe
j thai AIM uut - credit OF Ituunths on purchhs
e. giving = bunkabIB note with an approved
endors T. len minutns "ala from Porter
station. y. j. SM, tn
/. ". stidham IL son. Aucts. i6--tw-4td
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-12

Farnhurst and the Stats Insane Asylum
have been relieved of any danger 81 a
famine. The contractors for supplies
were able yesterday to send them all the
supplies needed. Roller, tho bread man.
who has the contract for the Insane Asy-
lum. sent his consignment of bread drawn
by four horses belonging to the Whining.
ton Transfer Company. Simmons sent
two loads OF groceries. Fred. Klenie sent
over load of beef. The famine has been
raised ard thlngs are going on as smooth
ly as ever at the big brick buildings that
are cared for by the tax payers OF Della
ware
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-12
HOW 70 XIII a oelzzly BEAR.
The Only Safe Way L. 10 First Catch You,
Bear, Then Out Hh Throst.

oe&Fs hut& SWb khtn hnA ~sts
1.-THE only safe way to kill griEEly
bear Is to cut his throat, said an old
forty miner who has come back 70 Louis
willie to end his days. II learned this
when took that trip from Sacramento to
Lower California with q herd Of cattle
md only a greaser and myself to drive
'em.
I'VE had been out for three days. On
the morning of the third day, just about
dawn, VIC were awakened by the believing
of frightened cattle. We expected stani-
pcde, and both of us jumped to our feet
and on our horses Then we began to ride
around the cattle to keep them from
breaking and running. 1t didn't take us
long to discover the cause of the cattle's
fright About 800 yards distant was big
grizzly with his head down making for our
camp The Mexican saw him the same
time did.
II unslung my gun and held 1t In read
iness to shoot as soon as bruin was in
range. Tho Mexican held up his hand
warningly and yelled, Waltz He took
his lasso off the horn of his saddle, and
digging his spurs into the sides Of his
pony rode down upon the bear as fast as
he could go, He passed the bear, and
when Is feet behind him wheeled his
morse. 1nCIt WnlTllHs MS iueho upout ms
head, he let fly at the running bear. The
lasso settled nicely over one of the lifted
feet The trained pony lifted himself on his
launches, and the lasso frightened his grip
on the bears leg, This angcred tho bear,
and he turned with growl and started
directly toward the Mexican, who rode
toward little clump of trees just north
of the camp. He kept drawing in the lasso
and expected to tighten it and drag tho
| bear, but bruln was fast upon his feet and
kept in easy distance of the greascr.
Tho horsenun rode behind one of the
trees and jumped from his horse Bruin
started after him and reached around the
tree TO get him. The willy greaser began
to Jump about from side to side OF tho tree
with the bear always following, but nevei
getting any closer than just opposite. TIT
result was that bruin was finally wrapped
tightly about with the lasso and was tiet
to the tree. When the Rrcascr got the bea
in this position, he held on to the end o
the lasso in his hand, and showing hi
teeth in broad grin looked Mt me. Reach
ing down into his greasy sash, he pulle'
out a long, sharp knife and made on
slash across the bears throat. That di
him. louisville Courier Journal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-12

great Sigh Of relief goes mp from the
people all over the country. The big
French linsr LaGaseogns Ia safe. and ell
on board are we'll. The steamer was eight
days behind and grave fears were en-
tertalned OF her loss. The steamer was
disabled by broken piston rod aud de.
layed by terrific gales OF wind. The big
steamer was sighted of Sandy Hook light.
ship. The steamer left How're. January
goth. Tho piston rod broke three times.
The first time eighteen hours were spent
In making repairs. The second time the
ship laid to Tor forty one hours while re.
pairs were being made. Evidently the
big ocean steamers are not looked after
any better than they should be before
leaving port. The machinery should all
be more carefully examined.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-12
DC BIC SALE

Tie suits rlber nhout TO relinquish farming
viii -el Vt pubtiC Sal at lowe sYIlc, Rcd
l. Oh nun Tei. neL, an
TuUkS .tAf, FnBrNaRY II. 1895
Al o'clOck y a. saarp.
TIC following desc ~ y oper y, u wit:
/ hur- ! YOU "a. we trohca. hue
yuun- (heHd uf att q.
20. .. - JetsGy COW WITT calf by her
side, c..,"",s yenrs I'D. will Iuiik up to c,lv-
ing. "a very me COW.
No &c. ui bt Ell jersey COW. milking now.
" III ca " In Al RI, uhI'nE Yea old, gives
mliK VAIN she caiv n, very nee COW.
No. y grade Isty, cumiag years OIL
calN gu last iai. il now mlIHin4, Is CT hue Ae
and II goo ntlker.
j ne ,lers oil ihein urr tnuruughbtet Jor-
sess on' oi NJ an No. cows. hhe proini
siuV heuers. co ing years uld IA en- nud
Apr next. gra 4 Jersey heller. coming =
years UII IN August,
/ n, rnIug IuI lctneEts are al Eearly new,
4 llViug Gen uuu. n wi hln TIM iasl Two yCAtS,
/ ana consls, ns follows:
Iro, pivot 1ie. horse farm wagon,
| i-hOrzo wagon, with spIiu ~ ttIhIhet wagon,
| OsuoTnr Uiudrr, WOOD mower, ! SryH, usJ
--horse pIOw, nay m ser, | tiH..iliou steel
row. tru,Her seed sower lttSn IN wer.
/ wagon hHrisess. st pillow harmless, iui
/ hair cullHrS war brtdiuS ripe .und "a at
Ion oil IA GttiIh pHnp aud uIuf9 UtIcr arJs'
Cles uUt riItIni5 rated.
CUmd Iuus ei sac AN sums OF sa1 aun un
der ash. uNer 81 amount #Etellt al tut
months W Ie sitsu py the purchaser EIviuf
ii ban ,ahlu 10 -. MI nu approved yn .JrscI .
Int tcst from ia. OF prrtc,it, I'll iur cHsi
On credit sdtpS. THE H. JDNl-N.
a. /. swami -4lCt j ". Iur is. Clerk,
ty-Std XIV
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-12

Two performing tear. accompanied by
th-ir uwne,s took pHssaRe from B'lti-
NOR. to TINS citr. Oue p'Hr arh lis own.
Ell got Oh uyeI tue b. & o nu trihHy; tito
other refuse 10 20 On ths cars until
sunday, whtn It wUs successfully Ilhcrd
aboard the cars. IRE tel M lit q "x.
cttcmeuI torn WIRE ON saturday being
Iuck"d up II. the loweI room Of me tower
In VII eta he telegraph OPERATES mnnlIu.
lntpu tn, HHircAes for tue . Il y road.
NAtln furaa il AROUND IN the room ne
animal unia frantic and uhsucCe-si u I
tltatta to rrHch ii dinner basket uI NE
oupr tor vino md hung II on Ihiler
OYER tie. hrud OF the t,err. j. upset iel.
hol stove. AMI On haing HLiem9tei TO he
irud from the room uttGched the In"u
NTH Ito claws mud tore ia .ir dthes lni0
sIfr.ds tIHliy tn owner came up ana
IL walked of Il al Tears shontd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-12
Ru5lNSTElN AND GRAIN.


Brought Together In Lonuon.
"My impression of Joachim as having
the worst hat in London had its pendant"
writes Il correspondent, in my recullcc
tion Of Rubinstcin rs having the thickest
boots No musician was over less OF an
exuuisite He had no attec;ations. He
wore black hrondcloth with nap on 1t of
the kind that parsons used DO years ago
and soft felt hat, and notwithstanding
this prosaic settling, looked like a Japanese
Beethuvcn-liko a Beethoven that had
fallen off the side of Is teacup.
"Ho had not. l fancy much bumor,
but he had great good nature, and once
saw it tested 1t was during his second
visit here, when all London was mad over
him, and there was something like Pa
dercwski foyer prevalent and they wero
fortunate who could hear him play in prl-
yate At this party all musical London
was assembled, aud he was one of the first
guests asked to play. Every one knows
how excited he used TO get over the piano
and how fond lie was when his work was
over Of the solace of cignr So this night
he Withdrew from the instrument with
his host and the grateful fragrance Of II
weed asserted Itself from the little ante
room, whose door was discroetly closed.
LII due time the hostess had to call on an
other guest, and there was some interest
to sec who could succeed Rubnstein.
''Sho asked Mr. Corney Grain. She was
almost bride, new to the ways of Lon
don life but it was often afterward point
ed out as evidence of her SAVIOR fairc that
she should have called on the one musician
In the room whose absolute opposition OF
style made rivalry impossible. | remem.
bor Curney Grain sang something about
'Ncct me when the lark's asleep,
Ere Flora fills her dewy cup,
When festive beetles homcward creep
Before the early morn is up
"He was sitting with his back TO the
door. n back even then Of commanding
proportions, and gradually the fragrance
Of that cigar became more and mure In
evidence The door opened first httlc,
then u little more, then completely, and AT
last Rubinstcin Rlided out with Felix
MusChCles by his Side, and stood near the
pianu delighted with what ho listened to
Tho artlrts were introduced l remember
the eyoningu S well As If 1t were last night
Il was the moro memorable because thai
night he aid not break string Pal
Mill Budget
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-12

HiimlilgtnN. on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Il, 1885.
At 10 O'Clock a. m. sharp.
head of good work or driving horsss, one OF
hcm tn" cel''hra Ell standard tired stailio n
icnvenue 10 sorrcl 10 nunds high. years
Old, tul pcdigro furnished on day OF sale.
one mare 10 toni 10y tn g above y colts. = and
years IA, sired by lienvcnue.
head OF mich cows Jerrey stock; soma
n,tlNing, Others srrlnglng. heifers l yonr-
hug but, saws with pi 8. good STOCK; 10
lAif ui PlyuOuiI Rock hickrUs.
Germantown wagon. / surrey. | buggy
ntiih wagon. Farm wagon, horse cart, Bpriuk-
Hing machine. plows, harrpws roller, NOW
ing nach'Hn. r"mI or. fOrks RACES aud h Vs.
hay cutter a1d horst power. harness. doub Z
n single, carriage harness wagon, Csrt.
ana pillow h"ruess sl5 lph. sciJh brlls AMI
rnhes. TOYS at lee in he ce house, q CnTi of
wood IN tho woods, corn by II q Uushci, corn
tuIder bN the hurdle. wheat in tue ground,
IiousehUlu Goods suites OF heiroon fun
nltute, suite ot pail furniture, lrns>cls
aud Ingram carpets. | piu. o. chairs, itnr.
with valuable collection OF book :. as good
! ns new. Also COOK stove fixtures nud Kitchen
Ii euSil'. \ iso the milk route together with
tue cans jars, serving cans, cieHmer, etc,
tine above will positively be sold without
reterVc.
Terms OF Sale--All sums OF C20) dollars and
| less cash; on all SUM over that amount, Il
credit of months will he given by the pur-
| chaser z vIn4 Il bankabe nie with All Hp
proved cndorser. interest added.
Admin TRAITOR of Harry l.. Wood, Dec.
| L. W. StiIhun 81 Son. Aucts. fi-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-12

RIT HAT an uproar of eager
SkE trade for our s. listers
N these few days past!
Ss WEat q $5 worth of
comfort they are proving! It's
all you need pay for almost un.
limited comfort, we repeat,
though SO IS much finer Vi
ster. Meanwhile, the Suits
and Oyercoats 20. Ode custo.
mor writes---"SeAd Inc ons of
those suits Of Mems 50 All
Wool" He'll bt u surprised
man when lie gets it, unless
some friend las shown MIN our
50 Suit. Tho S. price has be.
come Il new Wanamaker a.
Brown Trademark. People
know they can depend on All
! Wool from this house, Thou
sands and thousands being worn
to-day. sos Suits, better
Never saw such vaine-so
they say about So and $3.50
! Overcoats.
The seasons sales make it
manifest that the masses are
exercising great economy in
spending money. We've sup
/ Piled more thousands of Over
coats at these low prices tina n
we supposed possible to sell IN
q single season. Remember,
the finer qualities are also af-
fueted.
Handsome Blue Jersey Over.
coats heretofore $2O) for SD.
It's not far off hail price.
Third week of Returned
Made.to. Measure Clothing Sale.
Wish we could pat before
you some Of the surprises this
sale has broa1ht to inatgid al
buyers. La hot Il safe Oh ill
shaped Suits, Of ordinary quail
ty Soiuo Of these SUITS re-
turned for reasons wound sur
PRISE You. semc customers TO
these Just devote an OK
L
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-12

In the United States Circnit Court yes
terdpy afternoon Judge Wales handed
down an opinlon In the matter oil tho Pc
tition of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Company for leave To issue execution on
a Judgment obtained by 1t against the
Walton " Whann ompany on bond ac'
campaigning NOR gage OF $40 900 under
winch mortgage tho Property o. thp
~ sold by the sheriff.
The decision ID an i'm portant ore and IL
that the judgment WAS valid against The
roal state not covered by mortgage, hut
that the order OF tho salp would lie with
he'd ut this time, Us the property was not
UEely to depieulate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-12
tRRSYLVAHiA RAlLRUA1.
3he Standard hallway Of America
LrClLCTED rHuuuuHUur Nv Tha
Intoxicating switch aud Bio1k signal sys
teui.

Tho Standard hallway Of America
IrolLCTED Thuuuunuur Nv Tha
Intoxicating switch aud iiiosx signal sys-
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IN EFFECT nov. 1870 t5iL
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BIT, lO.Ui, H. -. il1l IA ill.,. i+l0. LII J.OJ 4.05
abu. 'u, :. - and lb.3 y. III.
FOR BUetUu without chhh-e h1op. M
Iof tue .'uu ii--..t.rILnCr.' Halfway i.Apresh
D. "A p H., stu I'tF- 10 AuG u1th, - hRhaiinv,
ana IHlnpai al 4. M steepefs 10 iot
! rug ;. y. Uinpiti@ u a New 'tr ehlls.
For W est Chester via Lumokin, o.oo u ih'ehu
Bill y. IN.
Baltimore aud washington. As. SOL. 1871
ni,. Avn. 49, I'll. 800, "a i.ll s'IO y. III
| and I-.pD uISGt 40.
baltimore and imturtuediate hlstionA @e'
| anu ll.J4p 49,.
l. Ie, We P"iiudelphla, nroad street. for vii
mingtOu express. 10, 80, Ills. A. - u. m-
49,, 40. ~. '.tu S'J. il.ll lLlo y. ihI
hnu lS.U. niR hi -.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-12

The ba2anr Tor tbs benefit OF Epworth
NJ. T.. Church opouei In the Auditorium
last eveulug, villa y fuir HtieHduuca.
Every bOotG Ia occupied ami tue display
vi useful Gnd fancy Articles extended tx.
pectutiOu. All iriouIs OF tho church
Should . ,trOnlZs 1t In"re wlI De a con-
cert every rveniuG, comm, Euing ut =
O'Clock. Single admissOn ~ cunts; sea-
sou tlckets 80 CeuLs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-12
When festive beetles homeward creep
Before the early morn Is up.


The fire Plugs in our clty ftohs mp about
two vPara ago 50 that tn $ mi to 10
th4wed out by the All " ons Of tue 4tNam ..
eTe tic same thing had to b dome in
1855 during tstnR blJIltri. ON Monday
this Friendship enUlne prrtormei tae same
work for tue water iaUnrlaiant he
worl; wa done In Tile evening aud all the
fire piugs on the PRINCIPAL straets have
been thpweh out aud really for use In case
"a lire should break out